Fire destroys UC Santa Cruz administration building
A fast moving blaze swept through UC Santa Cruz Central Services Building in Santa Cruz early today destroying the chancellor's office and student records. Fire officials call it suspicious waiting for investigation. two hours to control as automatics failed to trigger promptly. Chancellor Det McHenry witnessed the loss as more than 3,000 students remain enrolled amid records, accounts and PR staff offices burned.
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Giecantpis
Odamae
Education lobby vows push for bigger May funding boost
Washington reports an education lobby defeated in the House seeks a larger federal aid increase when the Senate considers the measure in mid May. The group urged extra funds beyond the 720 million proposed, following a 191 to 187 House vote against the amendment and a 34 to 0 Senate passage of a broad Office of Education bill.
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UPD
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Senate
Office of Education
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Nixon
Grace
Hai
William D. Hathaway
Dntarie. Hathaway
Peter A. Peyser
R-N.y
Hous
Cuillian
Aduuims
Postal officials attend seminar on campus in Kansas
Jerome Wieser and Vernon Zimmerman lead post office management seminar at Wichita State University on the campus of Kansas. The five day program brings more than 100 postmasters and officials from the three state Wichita Region and is jointly sponsored by the Wichita Regional Office and the Postal Service Management Institute with WSU and the Center for Management Development.
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Jerome Wieser
Vernon Zimmerman
Columbus Ass Gifive
Vienta State University
Kansas
Wichita
U.S. Postal Service
Te Wichitaegional Office
Postal Service Management Institute of Washington
D.C
Postal Service Management Insitute
Albion Man Remains Hospitalized at Ogallala Hospital
William Michel of Albion is hospitalized at Ogallala Community Hospital after being admitted a few weeks ago with a heart condition. The report notes his ongoing patient status and location.
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Albion
William Michel
Ogallala Community Hospital
Ogallala
Otto Wurdeman Funeral Saturday in Leigh
Funeral services for Otto Wardeman 20 a retired farmer will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Zion Lutheran with Rev. Carl Efraimsen officiating Burial in parish cemetery The body lies in state Friday from noon to 8 pm and Saturday from noon until time of funeral He died Tuesday evening at Behlen Memorial hospital in Leigh Born Oct 10 1880 in Platte County He married Pauline Kumpt Apr 20 1910 at Christ Fatheran Church Survived by wife two sons Elmer and Walter Wardeman Leigh one daughter Mrs Arnold (Ida) Sander Creston one grandchild and three great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Anna Johannes and Mrs Clara Wilke Columbus five brothers Re of Schuyler and Adolph Wardeman Leigh Preceded in death by parents one son LaVern and one sister Mrs Frieda Grotelueschen Baptized and confirmed in Christ Lutheran Church.
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Otte Wueeeman
Pam
Zion Lother
Churett
Carl Efraimsen
Vishweldtogauck
Cntieely
My. Wanrdeman
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Swift
Elmer
Walter Wardeman
Arnold
Dna) Sander
Creston
Gandchildren
Anna Johannes
Clara Wilke
Columbus
Fivo
Schuyler
Adolph Wardeman
Ile
LaVern Wordeman
Prieda_Grotelueschen
Wordeman
Christ Lutheran Church
Kosygin Receives Silent Ovation From Delegates In Moscow
At the Ath Sevich Communist Party Congress in Moscow Premier Alexei N Kosygin was met with loud cheers from about 5000 delegates as he summarized the consumer oriented plan for 71 73 The ovation matched that given to party chief Leonid Brezhnev earlier in the week The congress adjourned pending a Central Committee election with the Politburo to wield daily power Detailed directives for the new five year plan were promised by Aug 1 and two foreign policy resolutions were passed urging US led actions in the Indonesia War and advocating peace in the Middle East
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UPT
Delopiles
Ath Sevich Communist Party
Ace
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid J. Urushney
Rosquth
Politburo
Congress
Kosygin
Brezhnev
United States
Dliddle
Creston Americanism winners announced
Creston Americanism winners were announced during a Legion Auxiliary meeting led by Americanism Chairman Mrs. Robert Ritter. The note lists several residents and events including birthdays, family visits, military training at Fort Leonard Wood, and local church and social gatherings.
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Wilbur Settle
Norfolk
Stoband Fenhaus
Corona
Tha Settie
Norbert Thielen
Thier Son
Ft. Leonard Wood
Guess
Uarver Rohs
Ray Loseke
Omaha
George Terns
Humphrey
Darrel Koch
Ars
Dim Acland
Columbus
Lonnie Koch
Lincoln
Jody J. Koch
Cherry Point
N.C. Us
Jody J. Korh
Mcas
N.C
Alvin Claussen
Eva Claussen
Madison
Dereas Society
St. Metta’s
Muilay
St. Peters Church
Nixon's withdrawal plan fails to quiet critics in Congress
President Nixon's Vietnam troop withdrawal plan draws continued opposition from leaders like House Speaker Carl Albert and Sen. Vance Hartke. They urge a definite withdrawal date, warn of continued POW delays and casualties, while Senate foes argue for more decisive action. Public sentiment varies among soldiers near the Laos border who cite limited gains and the South Vietnamese fragility.
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Maine
Muskiy
Lee
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House
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Vance Hartke
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U.S
Iartke
Mavis
Dng
Paris
United States
Hartke
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
David Bruce
Quang ‘di
James RR. White
New York City
Quang Tr
Shelton
Charlie
Edward Zinda
Broderick
Calif
Jobs suit planned to regain FBI positions
Linda Janca and three other former FBI workers plan legal action to win back their jobs after resignations prompted by supervisors who warned staff against involvement with antiwar groups. The women, all with routine filing duties, alleged political pressure and questioned the agency's stance on peaceful protest.
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UPI
Yourly
de Edgar Hoover
Linda Janca
Crime Fighting Agency
Miss
Christine Houmnes
Woodbridge
Bureau
Begger
Warttan
Janice Bush
Nunda
N.Y
Janea
J. Allison Couely
Rational Pony Activia Coalition
NPAC
San Francisco
Miss Janea
NPAG
Conely
Silver Creek church hosts evangelist and singer events
Silver Creek First United Methodist Cauress will host evangelist Dennis Friesen from April 21 to 25 at 7 30 p m and Arnie Harfman on April 24 at 1 a m Both are tied to the Heaven and Home Hour. Hilliman, a noted accordionist, will perform with Trussell Killman directing the Treaven and Home Tour show from Glendale Calif A covered dish dinner follows Sunday services.
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Silver Cherk
First
United Methodist Cauress
Dennis Friesen
Arnie Harfman
Hilliman
Cpation
Trussell Killman
Treaven
Glendale
Calif
Revenue officer in Norfolk retires
OMACLS CPD The Internal Revenue Service district office in Norfolk announces the retirement of John J Abboud as Revenue officer in Norfolk Abboud a 28 year veteran of the IRS also served in Omaha and Miami before transferring to Norfolk
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Omacls
CPD
Lnernal Revenue Service Distics Office
John J. Abboud
Norfilk
aAbboud
Omahiv
Mianey
Carpet Care Tips For Kitchens From Local Store Experts
Very little effort is required to keep kitchen carpeting spotless. Spills wipe up with a cloth, crumbs and dirt remove easily with a vacuum cleaner. No strenuous scrubbing or waxing like tile. Carpeting comes in many colors and textures. Visit our experts to choose the right carpet.
Newark teachers strike ends with board rejection
Newark NJ UPI reports the Board of Education rejected a mediated settlement amid a week long teachers strike. Black board member Charles Bell cast the deciding vote after community leaders argued the deal gave the union arbitration and nonprofessional task duties, with tensions and arrests surrounding a Symphony Hall meeting.
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Newark
UPI
Board of Education
Vincent Russell
Newark Teachers' Union
NTU
U.S
Charles A. Bell
Bell
Councilman Dines With Queen Then Drives Royal Train
Birmingham based story reports James Eames councilman shared lunch with Queen Elizabeth during her visit. He changed into a British rail engineer uniform and helped push the royal train back to London after the meal.
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England
UPI
Guy
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British Rail
London
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