Hog Rustling Case Advances Toward Arrests in Nebraska
Investigators near filing charges in the theft of 383 hogs from the Dale Snover farm in Hooper Nebraska. A suspect is close to identification, with possible FBI involvement. Hogs valued at 70 000 were 55 recovered. two families and a farmhand were held 24 hours.
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Dale Snover
Hooper
Neb
FBI
Snover
Carroll
Iowa
Fullerton
Columbus
Nebraska
Dodge County
Nixon seeks 2.9 billion foreign aid bill without Hanoi funds
President Nixon sent congress a 2.9 billion foreign aid package that includes 632 million for rebuilding South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia but no funds for North Vietnam He called the measure a minimum prudent investment to aid free世界 development and prosperity and pledged possible aid to North Vietnam only if Hanoi honors the Paris cease fire accord The plan emphasizes development and military aid to allies while avoiding domestic spending cuts and frames aid as essential to US interests and the Nixon doctrine of shared responsibilities
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Free World
House
Senate
Paris
Hanoi
Vietnam
U. S
Indo- China
Nort
America
Morton Urges Gas Saving To Avoid Shortage
Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. Morton urged Americans to conserve gasoline to avert shortages this summer. He called for driving less, planning trips closer to home, reducing highway speeds, and limiting auto air conditioning usage to preserve energy.
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Morton
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Senate Interior Committee
Hairdressers Back Clean Look As Long Hair Goes
In Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn signals a fashion shift to a clean look for men. Randy Rick of Reading Pa says long hair and borrowed style cuts are out, favoring sharp scissors cuts over razor styling. He notes his silver medal at the world hairdressing Olympics in Spain last fall.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Randy Rick
Reading
Association
Rick
Spain
Shultz Sees Deficit Drop In 1973 74 Budget Forecasts
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury George Shultz announced lower budget deficit estimates for 1973 and 1974 due to higher government receipts. The 1973 deficit is now 19.8 billion dollars and 1974 is 5 billion, with total expenditures unchanged at 249.8 and 268.7 billion respectively.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
Shultz
Edgar Fiedier
Treasury
Fiedler
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Experienced Part Time Cashier Wanted by Mr Boyd
In person interview requested with Mr Boyd for a part time cashier position. Candidates should note a listed 6 percent and a reference to 2501 Willieras in the posting.
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Howard Jonson's
Jeth Ave
Jameson
J. C. Penney CO
2Nd Street Z
Mr Boyd
Om. Holid
Willieras” Sive
Butterfly
Ird Avenue
Sooly
Heater Ford
14Th Ave
Raymond Bros
Blairs Ferry
Marion
Kory Inn
1St Ave
Fox
Leon
Bill's Tap
VERN
Williams
3Rd Ave
Collins Rd
Walt
Iowa
Silo
Ringe Us
Anne Farm System
Oubuane Anamosa
Monticello
Mt. Vernon
Independence
Gazette
Associated Credit Control
Executive Plaza
Ge Workers
Dragon Cafe
Brenton Bank & Trust CO
Cedar Rapids
Guaranty
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Lester L. Scott
Doris
Lynn Jacobson
Harold Lester
William Basler
Ermerncy Room
West
St. Luke’s
Nell Ross
Cedar Park Memorial Cemetery
Elma Cross
46Th St. Des Moines
Memorial Lawn
Cedar Memorial
Novak Monument CO
S.E
Toman Florist & Gift Shop
Center Point Ra
Service Guide
Moffit
Clarence
Les Burianek Camera Center
Ira St
Sun Mart
42Nd St
Ontrose
Bridal Isle
Aparel
10Th St
Kenneth Smith
Longbranch Supper Club
Sultan’s Palace
Center Point Rd
N.E
Zodac Construction Company, Inc
National” Home Weeverent Council
Anderson
Byate
H. T. Blacktop CO
Reese & Howell
Private Gazette
Ken Miller
L. Gepnart
Ray Bertelli Sons, Inc
John Fields
Dave
Bertelli Sons, Inc
Ford Tractor
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Mervin Larson
Max Dumke
L. D
Dial
Roger Heiserman
S. Wayne St
Manchester
Dick’s
2Nd St
Stark
A. Wise
Jerry Volding
QALY
Smith
Sant and Termite Sant Rol Lystads, Inc
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Ist Ave
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Race
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U Help
Unity
State
Ath Ave
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M. L. Hale
Meyers
Lingale-Collins
Center Point Road
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4Th ST
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Snelling & Snelling
Toye
Moore Murphy Employment
1St Ave. S.E
S&m
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Ron Miller
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B Ave
Rolling Green
Hever Park
FOX Frame & Axle
Barry Sitter
Fencamen
Tom
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Tors
Formica
Pustad
L & M Machine Co
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Ralph Larkens
Mar
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National Consumer Finance Company
Liberty Loan Corp
Paramount Theatre
Bida
Department of Transportation
Safeway Truck Lines
North Sioux
Ionn Dakota
MIDAS
31St Ave
Arill
N.W. Side
Seville Corp
Coralville
3Rd Ave. SE
Beautician
Becky
Hallmark Nursing Home
SHELL
S. S.ww
Carrieeno
Nese Verie Lebo
Sorority House
Lowe City
Arette
Vey
Flamingo Pizza Palace
Sa Ee Lady
Eder Rapids
Leonard Westee
Carrie Lene
The
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Want Ad
Gazette Want Ad Department
Lovers
Oxford
MIG
ARC
Highway Equipment CO
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Stenographers Typists
Ifications
P.O. Box
Etc Rapids
Sadler Machine Co
1St St. N.W
Pizza Hut
Moo O
Stoe County
Broiler Cook
Sears, Redbuck & CO
R. Hubbard Smulekoff
Gable
Maneo
Bishop
Sieferts Young
Lindale Plaza
Willi
Sazy
Gressive
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Acoviriment
Goodyear Tire Warehouse
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Po Eee Enarmiers
W. B. Skogman
Skogman Homes
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Geneva
Iseir Saber
Sandy
Marke
Masor House
Davenport
Alcove
Cate
Ave
Iowa Department of Social Pee
Robert Lucas
Des Moines
General Assembly
Iowa Department of Social Services
Bureau of Medical Services
Lowa
Department of Social Services
62Nd General Assembly
Kevin J. Burns
Lori
Grandpa
Dad
Mom
Scott
Tim
Traci
Lost
Mirror Lounge
Cockepob
Red Cee
Red
Poodle
Louie
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Town and
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Ellis Blvd
N.ww
Ray Carman
McKinney St
May
Collins
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UNI Call
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