Philippine confusion places Marcos at center of crisis
Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos faces Christian fears and Muslim threats as he tries to manage the Moro National Liberation Front. He decreed autonomous regions by presidential order, planned a provisional government with Moro leaders, and scheduled a referendum amid international pressure and domestic opposition.
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Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Moro National Liberation Front
Cotabato
Mindanao
Moro Front
Muammar Khadafy
Tripoli
Nur Misuari
Cotoobato
Ilagas
Blackshirts
Japanese feminist leader pledges marriage as loan collateral
Kimiko Kichi known as Misako Enoki borrows 56 666 dollars from her husband to fund 10 candidates for the Japan Women's Party in July elections. The physician's wife vows to repay by July or face divorce or quitting activism. Enoki heads Chupiren a pink helmet group with 4 000 members and 10 000 supporters advocating women rights and policy changes including keeping maiden names and 50 percent property rights in divorce.
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Tokyo
UPI
Women’s Liberation
Kimiko Kichi
Misako Enoki
Japan Women’s Party
Japan
Chupiren
Natsuo Kiuchi
Ms. Enoki
Chapien
Twin Naming Confusion Leads to New Identity Plan
Milwaukee carriers report the Carrick family in Greenfield solved twin identification by renaming the boys and tracking them more reliably after charms wore off and footprints proved indistinct. The parents consider tattooing to ensure future recognition.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Michael
Matthew
Robert
Mary Ann Carrick
Greenfield
Carrick
Carricks
Naval Academy offers Class of 1981 appointments
Schuyler students may receive offers of appointment to the US Naval Academy Class of 1981. Nominations come from Senators House members and other officials with the President and Vice President. Information is available by writing or calling the local Blue and Gold officer Lloyd L Psopishil.
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U.S. Naval Academy
House of Representatives
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United States
Lloyd L. Psopishil
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Marine Corps
Meriwether Lewis Paddle Boat to Be Towed to Brownville Museum
Nebraska Historical Society will tow the Missouri River paddle boat Meriwether Lewis from Gasconade Missouri to Brownville early this month for a River History Museum. Raymond Holland will captain the final upstream trip. the boat will host geology and local pre history displays. Funds come from private gifts and a Nebraska Bicentennial Commission grant.
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Meriwether Lewis
Raymond
Corps of Engineers
Missouri
Louisiana Territory
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Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Reporter exposes security gaps at Minuteman missile site
A reporter visits a Minuteman III base near Dahlgren North Dakota and finds lax verification and easy access loopholes. Despite strong defenses including underground chambers and three foot steel doors, the writer shows how a casual visitor could reach launch controls and view sensitive codes, implying broader vulnerability. The piece urges reconsideration of insider and unconventional threat safeguards.
Leigh High School Third Nine Weeks Honor Roll
The Leigh High School lists honor roll for the third nine weeks. Seniors include Paula Asche Lori Boning Linda Callies Julie Hart Linda Hollatz Joel Loseke Cindy Magsamen Bruce Marty Susan Mueller Cindy Paul Norma Thalken. Juniors include Cheryl Ejisenman Pam Hake Joe Hubenka Mark Kabes Sherry Koch Kay Larson Jackie Osten Sara Reichmuth Teresa Reichmuth Lisa Settie Sally Spanhake Sandy Wendt Audrey Went Jamie Went. Sophomores include Lori Asche Carrie Brown Cindy Champar Lynelte Groteluschen David Heger Barbie Henke Mark Hoessel Marcia McMullin Greg Mechem Julie Millard Pam Olson Sheryl Reichmuth Tom Reichmuth Lynn Scheffler Delayne Severa Ron Thalken Bruce Wendt a Wendt Tricia Went Mark Werkmeister Dan Turner. Freshmen include Clark Ahrens Lynette Boning Steve Conrad Jane Grotelueschen Harlan Held Julie Herink Mark Hillen Nancy Hun teman Keith Imholte Randy Machacek Rachael Mechem Sandra Mullenhoff Janet Ritter John Spanhake Ken Thalken Kathy Zoubek.
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LEIGH
Leigh High School
Paula Asche
Lori Boning
Linda Callies
Julie Hart
Linda Hollatz
Joel Loseke
Cindy Magsamen
Bruce Marty
Susan Mueller
Cindy Paul
Norma Thalken
Cheryl Ejisenmann
Pam Hake
Joe Hubenka
Mark Kabes
Sherry Koch
Kay Larson
Jackie Osten
Sara Reichmuth
Teresa Reichmuth
Lisa Settie
Sally Spanhake
Sandy Wendt
Audrey Went
Jamie Went
Lori Asche
Carrie Brown
Cindy Champar
Lynelte Groteluschen
David Heger
Barbie Henke
Mark Hoessel
Marcia McMullin
Greg Mechem
Julie Millard
Pam Olson
Sheryl Reichmuth
Tom Reichmuth
Lynn Scheffler
Delayne Severa
Ron Thalken
Bruce Wendt
A Wendt
Psalms Lesson At Zion Ladies Aid Planned Activities
Platte Center notes say Mrs Edward Hassebrook and Mrs Dorothy Lichtenfeld led Shepherds Psalm program for Zion Ladies Aid. Members planned serving the Athletic banquet at Lakeview High School with chairmen Glen Goering Dale Lutjens Edgar Janssen and Edward Hassebrook. Spring church cleaning set for April 26 at 1 p.m. and plans to knit soakers for Columbus Manor.
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Platte Center
Edward Hassebrook
Dorothy Lichtenfeld
Zion
Lakeview High School
Glen Goering
Dale Lutjens
Edgar Janssen
Columbus Manor
First Gas Lantern Traffic Signal Outside Parliament
The first red and green traffic signal was installed outside the British Houses of Parliament in 1868 to aid pedestrians at night using gas lamps.
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