Fair to Everybody Tackles World Oil Price
Paris scene as oil producers and consumers meet to craft a fair world price. Louis Guiringaud, France UN representative, urges moving beyond past disputes. Delegates from 18 countries decide agenda and invitations for a major oil conference later this year amid widening rifts between Algeria and the United States and France.
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Arthur Higbee
PARIS
UPI
Louis Guiringaud
France
Srmanent
United Nations Rpresentative
Arch of Triumph
Algeria
United States
State budgets strained by inflation and deficits
State governments cut services and face deficits amid inflation and recession. Texas sees surplus shrink to 750.6 million as tax revenue drops. Several states report healthy surpluses like California and Minnesota, while Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut Florida New York New Hampshire Vermont Michigan face multi million deficits.
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Texas
Bob Bullock
Kentucky
West Virginia
California
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Montana
Kansas
Hawaii
Iowa
Indiana
North Dakota
Arkansas
Massachussets
Michael Dukakis
New Jersey
Connecticut
Florida
New York
Soviet aborts manned Soyuz launch and emergency landing
Two cosmonauts Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov survived after a Soyuz launch failed and automatic separation sent the craft into an emergency landing in a snowbound Siberian mountainous region near Gorno Altaisk. Tass said the mission aimed to link with Salyut 4 and noted no injuries while calling the incident the first aborted manned spaceflight.
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Moscow
UPI
Siberia
Soviet Union
Tass
Vasily Lazarev
Oleg Makarov
Central Asia
Moon
Earth
Three-time Hawaii governor John Burns dies at 66
Hawaii mourns former governor John A Burns after a long cancer battle. A devout Catholic and World War II security chief, Burns calmed anti-Japanese hysteria and steered the path to statehood, leading to a Dem-dominated era and his later role as nonvoting U.S. delegate. His final term saw Lt. Gov. Ariyoshi assume leadership during illness.
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Dan Carmichael
Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
John A. Burns
George Ariyoshi
Burns
Congress
Aloha
U.S
Ariyoshi
Lights Dedicated at St Paul Lutheran Church Memorial
Dedication of narthex lights at St Paul Lutheran Church honors Arthur Mackenstadt. Rev David Nelson led the Sunday ceremony with Mrs Mackenstadt and family from St Louis and Columbus in attendance. Afterward relatives shared dinner at Tri County Club House. Meyers left the next day after a visit.
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Leigh
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Arthur Mackenstadt
David Nelson
Vietnamese Students in Lincoln Watch News Headlines
Three University of Nebraska graduate students from Vietnam follow daily headlines with deep concern for families left behind in Saigon. Thanh Diem and Si, in the United States six years and eight months respectively, describe rapid changes and fear of departure as they await news from home.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lincoln
Ho Minh Si
Saigon
Dao Hung Thanh
Nguyen T. Diem
University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Thanh
Miss Diem
Vietnam
Loup Power District Adds Hydraulic Line Truck in Fullerton Division
The $34,000 line truck with hydraulic boom derrick winch auger tamper and detachable bucket arrives for Fullerton Division. Supt Bill Zabka says the unit boosts efficiency. Joe Novicki tests the boom while Dan Dubas and Arnold Weinhoff operate remote controls at Loups Service Center Columbus.
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Fullerton
Loup
Bill Zabka
Joe Novicki
Dan Dubas
Columbus
Arnold Weinhoff
Loups Service Center
Dubas
Chemotherapy After Breast Surgery Boosts Survival
A 10-year study from the University of Pittsburgh and Roswell Park Memorial Institute found chemotherapy after mastectomy increases disease-free survival and overall survival in some breast cancer patients. Among 826 women, node-positive cases showed notable survival gains, with smaller tumors responding better to limited chemo.
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Chicago
UPS
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Roswell Park Memorial Institute of
U.S. Public Health Service
Dedication of St Paul Lutheran church addition rescheduled
Leigh Ladies Aid learned at their church meeting that the dedication of the new addition, planned for April 13, will be rescheduled due to weather delaying completion. Fire from a August 15 lightning strike destroyed the belfry and vestibule, with a tentative June date set. Mrs. Arthur Mackenstadt led devotions. Mrs. Walter Feye hosted.
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Leigh
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Arthur Mackenstadt
Walter Feye
Veterans Service Committee to Meet in Schuyler
The Colfax County Veterans Service Committee will hold its quarterly meeting on April 4 at 7 30 p m in the office of Veterans Service Officer Frank J Steinberger on the third floor of the Courthouse. The session aims to assist veterans and dependents with veteran affairs. Contact Steinberger at 352 2223 or reach committee members Urban P Imholte Leigh Joseph Prusa Howells Joseph J A Sedlacek Clarkson Francis R OBrien and George C Novotny Schuyler for information.
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Schuyler
Colfax County Veterans Service Committee
Veterans Service
Frank J. Steinberger
Steinberger
Urban P. Imholte
Leigh
Joseph Prusa
Howells
Joseph J. A. Sedlacek
Clarkson
Francis R. O’brien
George C. Novotny
First Communion Set For St Francis Church on April 6
Thirteen CCD pupils of Mrs Lucille Widhalm and Mrs Paul Labenz will receive their First Communion at 8 30 a m Mass on April 6 at St Francis Church The group includes Paula Purchas Keith Labenz Kevin Ternus Sherri Bobel Debbie Weik Mark Frauendorfer Teresa Ternus Becky Gronentahl Joe Schrout Jimmy Gronenthal Peggy Novotny Glenda Brandt Cindy Hastreiter.
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Humphrey
CCD
Lucille Widhalm
Paul Labenz
St. Francis Church
Paula Purchas
Keith Labenz
Kevin Ternus
Sherri Bobel
Debbie Weik
Mark Frauendorfer
Teresa Ternus
Becky Gronentahl
Joe Schrout
Jimmy Gronenthal
Peggy Novotny
Glenda Brandt
Cindy Hastreiter
Death of Chiang Kai-Shek Marks 30 Day World Mourning
In Taipei throngs of Chinese people of all ages bowed before Chiang Kai-Shek portraits as Taiwan began a 30 day state mourning. The Nationalist government halted normal activities for a grand funeral plan with 24 gun salutes and a public display before a funeral on April 16.
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Taipei
UPI
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
C.K. Yen
Chiang Chingkuo
Chiang
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
China
Sun Yat-sen
U.S Exports to China Jump From 60m to 800m in 1973
American exports to Communist China surged from 60 million dollars in 1972 to nearly 800 million in 1973, reflecting a dramatic rise in trade activity between the two nations during that period.
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China
CNS
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Pearl Harbor
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Roy Cam
Oce
SKY Theatre
Schuyler, Nebr
Columbus, Nebraska
Telegram
Claim Service
Peta
Mark Boettcher
Len Weythaler
Weerts
Creston
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