Linn-Mar Enrolls 3271 on First Day of School
Linn-Mar district reports 3271 students enrolled on the first day, up 44 from last year. Official enrollment will be finalized on September 10, with by school totals and class counts listed, and a job ad for a day cook noted.
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Linn-Mar
Bowman Woods
Indian Creek
Wilkins
Nowak
Punior High
Shot in Head Reveals Harsh Moment of Death Fear
Atlanta resident Ken Futch recalls the moment a handgun discharged at his Douglasville home on July 30. The bullet entered his right cheek and exited near his left temple, missing brain and optic nerve. He returned to work two weeks later with only a small scar.
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Atlanta
Ken Futch
Futch
Douglasville
Congressman Defends Reporter Sources Schorr Should Not Reveal
New Orleans AP report notes Rep. F Edward Hebert says he would not reveal sources if he were a reporter and doubts CBS's Daniel Schorr will. Hebert opposed summoning Schorr before the House ethics committee over a secret CIA report leak. He once edited the New Orleans States and led Louisiana scandals coverage.
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New Orleans
Edward Hebert
Dla
House
CBS
Schorr
Village Voice
Hebert
Louisiana
Congress
New Orleans States
Huey Long
Services and church listings with occasional prices
A jumble of worship schedules across many churches with noon and evening services. Mentions include Meth-Wick Chapel, New Apostolic Church, New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ, Peoples Unitarian, Salvation Army, Seventh Day Adventist, Temple Juda, and Unity Center, with scattered donor notes and a Ford Model T price tag of $295.
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New Apostolic Church
Wilson Ave
New Jerusalem
Salvation Army
Cave
Robert Flowers
Eve
Stud Edgewood
Amico Frizz
Praie Dr
Wl. McMickin
Exon Declares Disaster Area in Forty Nebraska Counties
Gov. J.J. Exon declared a drought and in some areas hail disaster for 40 Nebraska counties after a meeting with the U S Department of Agriculture state emergency board. Officials estimate about 400 million dollars in crop losses with low interest loans to farmers anticipated.
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Lincoln
Neb
J.J. Exon
Nebraska
Earl Butz
US Department of Agriculture
State Emergency Board
Exon
Oldsmobile Plans Diesel Engines For 1978 Models
Oldsmobile announced plans to offer a V-8 passenger car diesel in the 1978 model year, aiming to be the first U S automaker to do so. GM officials cited fuel economy and potential easing of emissions standards as factors, with production potentially starting in mid 1978 for the Cutlass and GM light trucks.
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Birmingham
Mich
Oldsmobile
U.S
General Motors
Robert Cook
Cook
Repre
Auto Company
Mercedes-Benz
West Germany
Peugeot
France
Volkswagen
Lebanese Christians Back Arab League Peace Plan Base for Dialogue
Lebanese Christian leaders meeting with Arab League mediator Hassan Sabry el Eholy accepted the plan as a framework for talks and to present detailed counter proposals next week. Syria’s role cited. a Damascus delegation may visit within 48 hours to discuss terms.
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Beirut
Lebanon
APD
Arab League
Christian Phalangist
Hassan Sabry el Eholy
Pierre Gemayel
Camille Chamoun
Tripoli
Keholy
Syria
Damascus
Phalangist
Cources
Kholy
Father Sues City and Officer Over Shooting of Leslie Smithburg
Donald Smithburg sues Washington city and Officer Rodney Strabala in district court for 175000 dollars claiming negligence and malicious conduct in the Aug 19 1975 death of unarmed 26 year old Leslie Smithburg after a grocery store disturbance. Strabala, 24, had eight months on the force and resigned after the incident.
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Washington
UPD
Sled
Washington County
Rodney Strabala
Leslie Smithburg
Smithburg
Donald Smithburg
Strabala
Strabaia
Schaben Blames Vet for Probe Over Cattle Transport
Former state senator and gu bernatorial candidate James Schaben claims a personal vendetta by a federal veterinarian sparked a probe that led to charges over transporting 16 Hereford cows into Towson Nebraska purchased at a Dunlap auction. He vows a $1 million defamation suit against Dr. Norman Kinney and faults U S Attorney for political considerations.
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Des Moles
James Schaben
Wegelly
Schaben
Schaber
Barre Forms France's New Cabinet Seek Economic Fix
Premier Raymond Barre unveiled a cabinet aimed at tackling France's economic woes retaining control of the finance ministry. Key Gaullist figures Olivier Guichard and von Bourges hold major posts while Jean-Pierre Fourcade moves to equipment. Henry Hudson discovery noted.
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Paris
Raymond Barre
Finance Ministry
France
Jacques Chirac
Barre
Louis de Golringend
United Nations
Olivier Guichard
National Assembly
von Bourges
Michel Poniatowski
Jean
Lecannet
Justice
Guichard
Poniatowski
Valery Giscard
d’Estaing
Ponia
Towski
Giscard O Estaing
Rewi
Durafour
Jean-Pierre Fourcade
Gullingaud
Tokyo
Jean Sauvagnargues
Sauvagnargues
Bonn
Mini
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