Milland balances writing books and acting at 69
Hollywood veteran Ray Milland, living in Spain, writes a contemporary suspense novel and works on films and TV. He recalls a 40 year career, six hour mini series Testimony of Two Men, and plans to finish 60,000 more words after a 55,000 word start. He keeps busy filming in Madrid and travels widely.
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Creston Selects Cheryl Eisenmann for Girls State
Cheryl Eisenmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Eisenmann wins Creston honor to represent at Girls State in Lincoln sponsored by Creston American Legion Auxiliary. Lisa Settie is alternate. Eisenmann junior at Leigh Community School led junior class, active in band pep club glee and sports and belongs to Trinity Lutheran Church Madison.
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Harry Eisenmann
Lincoln
Cheryl
Creston American Legion Auxiliary
Lisa Settie
Stanley Settie
Miss Eisenmann
Leigh Community School
Trinity Lutheran Church At
Madison
Engineer Dr. Splinter Receives Nebraska Award
Dr. William E. Splinter of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Department of Agricultural Engineering is honored with the Award for Outstanding Engineering Achievement by the Professional Engineers of Nebraska. He leads irrigation efficiency efforts, energy conservation research, and serves as chair of national and state committees.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Agricultural Engineering
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Hash Bash Tradition Faces End at University of Michigan
In Ann Arbor University of Michigan officials and city leaders seek to end the annual hash bash as students plan the spring welcoming party. The event draws participation by high school and grade school children and has sparked opposition from residents and authorities.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
University of Michigan
Tosses dog at bar owner in Wyoming incident
Newcastle man Leo Froelich, 29, was charged with assault with a dog after allegedly throwing a 25 to 30 pound animal at a female bar owner in Fort Laramie. Sheriff’s deputy Joe Heide noted Froelich was drinking and later faced resisting arrest and insulting an officer charges before posting bond.
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Fort Laramie
Wyo
UPI
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Goshen County
Leo Froelich
Newcastle
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Hash Bash controversy pushes city to curb festivities
Officials in Ann Arbor plan strict enforcement of parking and nuisance laws to deter the annual hash bash that draws up to 5000 attendees including younger students. Police report decreasing ages and a broader turnout as university and city officials seek to protect education and regular city life.
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Joel Berger
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Walter Krasny
Backstairs at the White House and Carter family notes
Former Secretary Kissinger complains at a Washington reception that lawsuits deter public service. Rosalynn Carter accepts several honorary chairmanships while planning mental health hearings. Carter's mother Miss Lillian, 78, remains in Plains under state trooper protection and limited public contact.
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UPI
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Washington
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Lillian
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Georgia
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