Rainbow Girls vote to drop ban on Black members in Oklahoma
Rainbow for Girls votes to end unwritten ban on Black members amid delays in returns. 1833-11 tally with several abstentions, judges to issue statements after remaining ballots. Controversy followed threats of withdrawal over the case of Michelle Palmer, a multiracial member.
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Rainbow Girls
McAlestex
Okla
International Order of
Halnbow
Watt
Aear
Acolting
District Court
Laverne Fisher
Rainbow
Nevada
Massachusetts
Bernstein Quits Washington Post Sparks Move Fracture
Washington AP Bernstein resigns from the Washington Post after 16 years to focus on books. Nora Ephron criticizes the women movement while Woodward calls Bernstein’s tenure highly rewarding. The report notes Bernstein’s Watergate work with Woodward and his replacement as investigative writer.
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Washington
Carl Bernstein
Nora Egucon
Washington Post
Bernstein
Tob Woodward
Post
Par
Te Post
The
Woodward
Oth Bernstein
Ms. Ephron
Esquire Magazine
Brown University
Rps
Eagle Nest Ban Threatens Oregon Sawmill
Ralph Kleger, owner of a one man sawmill near Clatskanie Oregon, fears a federal rule banning tree cutting within 1200 feet of an eagle nest could halt his operation. He cites possible nest relocations and says the government offers no compensation for losses. The eagle population is a point of contention between preservation and livelihoods.
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Clatskanie, Ore
UPI
Ralph Kiexer
Kieger
Columbia River
Oregon
Kleger
Federal Fight and Wildlife Service
Caples
Fane
Eaglas Ying
Biat
Whou Sands Af Dalkies
Kleper
Common Egat
Notice of Special School Election Center Point 1976
Public notice for a special election in Center Point Consolidated School District Line County Iowa on December 14 1976 to issue bonds up to 1 100 000 for a new school building and gymnasium. Voter eligibility and polling locations are provided with official ballot details and required display of the proposition. The notice is issued by the District Board and County election officials.
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Canter Point
City Hall
Center Point
Marion opens summer playground jobs and city notices
The Marion parks department invites applications for the 1877 summer playground season for college and high school women. Applicants must be at least 12, obtain forms from the parks office city hall. Wayne Jackson will interview candidates. The column lists holiday season events, a funeral service for Arlene Werner, a Cedar Rapids memorial, and local real estate and permit news including a new house permit for Frank Lothner and storage-trunk permits for John Ketelsen and Marion Skelgas.
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Marion
Jais
Aly
City Hall
al & Pan
Wayne Jackson
Tig
Werner
Arlene SI
Lopom
Memories
Cedar Rapids
Antod Fritz
Seventh Day
Art Central
Dhurch
Leian Cedar
Trongewens
Howe
Depachment. de
Frank Lothner
Wiphth Avenue
Butting
John Ketelsen
Fifty-seventh Street
Mariun Skelgas
Seventh Avenue
S100
Osakis Police Seek Help After Missing Squad Car
Osakis Minnesota police ask public aid in locating a stolen squad car described as a blue and white model with black and gold shields bearing Osakis Police Department. The theft occurred around 2 am Wednesday after officers left the engine running while they entered headquarters.
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Osakis, Minn
Osakis
Briscoe Says Carter Promised Gas Price Deregulation Support
Texas governor Briscoe says President elect Carter promised support for deregulation of natural gas price controls. He cites a letter to governors Boren Edwards and himself pledging active vigorous deregulation, while Ohio Congressman Brown questions the feasibility amid congressional dynamics.
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Briscoe
Carter
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Dolph Byierne Akiys Jiemrely Carter
Promioud
Ohio
Lim
David Bore
OnMhema
Edwin Edwards
Uamisiana
Texas
Boren
Edwards
Glarenew Brown
Congress
Gorter
Dem AeMile
Brown
Tito Receives Military Honor Amid World War II Era Honors
Belgrade reports Tito, supreme commander of Yugoslav armed forces, is awarded the title of doctor of military science by the scientific council of a high military academy. He has received honorary doctorates from several Yugoslav universities.
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Belgrade
Vuperstiteln Iap
Pecellent Tio
Scientific Council
Tito
Yugosiv
Yukoslav
Ideal Family Tragedy Ends With Double Homicide Suicide
In Upper Arlington Ohio a design firm executive’s wife killed two of their children and then herself with a handgun. A third child survived. police described a chaotic scene as officers arrived and found Alicia Ann Bolin 12 and Todd Bolin dead, Ronnd Sealin an adult, and Patty Bolin fatally shot.
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Upper Arlington
Onis
Patty Bolin
Ater
Alicia Ann
Irs
Bolin
Ronnd Sealin
Vamola Jean Bolin
Todd Balin
Fragmented OCR Finds Sporadic Mentions and Names
The readable fragments mention multiple people and places in disruptive text. Amid scattered terms and partial phrases, references to events, institutions, and locations appear without a cohesive narrative or clear outcome.
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Jinn County
Plelic
Llections
Aquata Alles
Soa
Leducldatad
Contes Point
Linn
Urag
Uding
Center Hott
Lina
Stéle
Consolidated Community School
Dstrict
Cles Point
County OF Law
State OF
Awa
Linn County Courtnouse
Amm Offa
Merte
Lie
Bat Comte Commipulonay
Peae
Coty Hall
Aviv
Ray
Addy
YMCA
Marian Ymca
Stkadlamms
Tee
KCRG
WAIT
Buccnbor Bath Adv
Everey Fyldas
Stickney
Sonruboard
Ely
Larry Lighty
Dick Brown
Twenty-seventh Street
Kensinger Associates
Lundmark Realtors
Id Mes. Lighty
C. W. McBride
Ting Eleventh Street
Gazette
Patrainian Thomtos
Atin
Tunel
Lyme
French
Walker
Cinta
Beon
Garcae
Abicla
Alicia
Deck
Robert Stewart
Stewarts
Freeh
Boll
Mra
Hiv
Kolin
Nuipiiburs
Butlin
Veance
Emictear
Exprostan
Pacific Testi Asronimus
Morutora
Uae
Guy Reese
Aettone
Bethan
Aed
Peart Peatte
Shane Sr Ke
Esate
Veruttiy
Ev Bedar
Wes Ones
Hergman Eriberagy
Berne Ve Gute
Bowie
Henge
Petre Netty
Tomi Clase
Ian Beste
Sacha
Kim
Ae Pettis
Fiaeles
Serra Deetobe
Ames Ciel Bey Tina Ae cRaeies
Singameayn
Bow Hsu
Hallmark
Irie
Boston
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