Dogs aid mental patients in pet therapy study
Dr. Samuel A. Carson of Ohio State University reports dog assisted psychotherapy shows progress in 30 patients, with five deeply studied and 28 overall improving. The program uses diverse breeds and staff to spark responsibility, self respect, and social engagement, highlighting a case of a catatonic schizophrenic girl named Marsha who recovered after connecting with a dog.
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Raymond A. la Soir
Copley News Service
Samuel A. Carson
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Carson
Corson
Botis M. Levinson
Soc
Arwyn
Tornado watch spans three states with winter weather in Arizona
A tornado watch was in effect for parts of Alabama Georgia and Florida while heavy snow warnings continued in Arizona central mountains. Snow fell in the Rockies Dakotas and southern Minnesota with freezing drizzle fog in eastern South Dakota. Temperatures ranged from 9 degrees in Lewistown Montana to 78 in Key West Florida.
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United Press International
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Arizona
Malone
Fla
Gulf Coast
Southcentral
Enterprise
Ala
Dothan
National Weather Service
Rockies
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Plankinton
Lewistown
Mont
Key West
AIM ad sparks SEC probe into accuracy of ad
The SEC probes AIM, a conservative media critic, over a $12,000 halfpage Wall Street Journal ad claiming CBS and NBC news are biased. AIM cited a disputed Institute for American Strategy study and an FCC ruling on NBCs documentary, but omitted key appellate outcomes and timing, with AIM admitting the ad was inaccurate and out of date.
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Frank 5
Swennow
NEW York
UPI
Curacy In Media
Securities and Exchange Commission
Anl Sec
Washington
AIM
Wall Street Journal
SEC
RCA
CBS Inc
CBS
NBC
NBC News
Institute For American Strategy
Pensions
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
U.S. Court of
Washington, D.C
John van Evera
van Evera
Attorney delays speeding case awaiting Supreme Court ruling
An Ogallala attorney agreed to halt progress in challenging Nebraska’s 35 mph speed limit while awaiting a U S Supreme Court decision on a similar case. William Padley was cited on I-80 near Sutherland and argued the law violated rights. The judge upheld the limit and ordered obedience.
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North Platte, Neb
UPI
Ogallala
U.S. Supreme Court
William Padley
I-80
Sutherland
Lincoln County
Padley
Ronald Ruff
Walk-a-thon planned by St Edward FFA and FHA groups
The St Edward FFA and FHA chapters plan a March of Dimes Walk-a-thon on April 27. Sponsors are Mrs Virginia Watson and Jerry Brown. Diane Miller and Connie Micek chair the event with committees led by Cary Micek Cynthia Dawson Connie Mahoney Scott Cumming. Class representatives include Sharon Stephens Diane Miller Jrs Connie Micek Connie Mahoney Renee Thompson Dave Jasa Sherry Channer Dave Johnson. Allie Evans is an adnt walker helper. Contact Mrs Watson or Mr Brown to help sponsor a walker or donate refreshments. Check points will be announced later.
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St. Edward
FFA
FHA
March of Dimes
Virginia Watson
Jerry Brown
FPA
Diane Miller
Connie Micek
Cary Micek
Cynthia Dawson
Connie Mahoney
Scott Cumming
Cochairman
Joni Schack
Crook Named Rising City Boys State Representative
Mike Crook, a Rising City High School junior with three years on the honor roll, has been selected as the Boys State Representative for the Rising City community. Sponsored by American Legion Post No. 296 of Shelby, he has earned varsity letters in football and track and participated in basketball, theater, and church youth groups. He also serves as vice president of the Rising City Livestock Club and treasurer this year.
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Rising City
Mike Crook
American Legion Post No
Shelby
Walt Crook
Mike
United Fellowship
First Lutheran
United Methodist Churches
Senators Discuss Bills on District Boundaries and Bus Policy
DON DWORAK outlines two key measures for the 22nd Legislative District. A Class VI boundary freeze aims to block Columbus annexations into Lakeview District, while considering total annexation, K-12 formation, and potential Lakeview safeguards. LB522 would regulate busing for private school students, requiring parental residency, supportive backing of the school, and adherence to existing bus routes with schools prioritizing their own pupils. The senator also plans a trip to Washington April 14–16 for a foreign policy briefing with Henry Kissinger to examine food policy in national diplomacy and related ecological and population issues.
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Don Dworak
22Nd Legislative District
Lakeview
Washington, D.C
Henry Kissinger
Newman Grove FFA members listed at Lincoln state convention
Newman Grove FFA chapter members attending the state convention in Lincoln include freshmen Greg Steensnes George Boschen and Lee Hansen sophomores Bret Wallin Greg Anderson Mich Kaufman Jim Cox Greg Huerta and Ken Kopecky juniors Galen Mark Mark Miller Larry Boschen LeRoy Nelson Dave Cederlind and Steve King seniors Bob Steensnes Terry Stone Bruce Nelson Ken Wiese Dennis McCloud and Todd Kaufman Gene Wissenburg serves as advisor. The chapter will hold its annual parent and son banquet on April 14.
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Newman Grove
FFA
Lincoln
Greg Steensnes
George Boschen
Lee Hansen
Bret Wallin
Greg Anderson
Mich Kaufman
Jim Cox
Greg Huerta
Ken Kopecky
Galen Mark
Mark Miller
Larry Boschen
LeRoy Nelson
Dave Cederlind
Steve King
Bob Steensnes
Terry Stone
Bruce Nelson
Ken Wiese
Dennis McCloud
Todd Kaufman
Gene Wissenburg
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Aquinas
Andrea Blomenberg
Lois Lange
St. John
Seward
David Matthew
Sloup
Linda Warth
Scotus
Janice Witt
Dave Alt
St. Maury
Marilyn Bernt
St. John School
Columbus
Steve Hottovy
Mark Polak
Dave Krenk
Columbus High School
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