VA hospitals gain emergency funding for Omaha Lincoln care
Nebr. Senator Hruska reported emergency VA support totaling nearly 200000 for Omaha and Lincoln Veterans Hospitals to bolster intensive and coronary care, while Grand Island Hospital received no funds. The aid comes from a 15 million emergency allocation as part of the fiscal year ending June 30, with broader budget requests expanding VA hospital funding by about 210 million for 1971.
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Morse Bluff
Neb
UPI
Sea
Hruska
H-Neb
Omaha
District 7
American Legion Department of Nebraska
Miruske
Veterats Administration
Pye Llhicaln
Jim
Grand Island Hospital
Nebraska
Former classmates visit Creston and nearby towns
Former classmate Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg and Mrs. Ida Landwehr of Columbus visited Campbell, Neb., for a mother and daughter banquet with granddaughters. Neighbors celebrated Mt Louise Bachman’s birthday while the Country Club gathering at Mrs. J. W. Larson’s home included entertainment and prizes.
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Robert Olsen
Spencer
Pete Eick
T Deat Eins
Columbus
Kenneth Bures
Howells
Ales
E. A
George Summers
Merlen Preston
Wayne
Louise Bachman
Country Club
J. W. Larson
Pearl Russell
Otto D. Leseke
J. Gi. Laseke
Mmes
Barbara Casey Dies in Indiana Funeral Held in Evansville
Barbara Casey 78 of Omaha formerly Columbus died Sunday in an Omaha hospital. Funeral services through Miller and Miller Funeral Home Evansville with Roeder Mortuary in Omaha handling local arrangements. Survived by sons Earl H. of Evansville and Earl C. of Omaha nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Barbara Casey
Indiana
Omaha
Miller and Miler Funeral Home
Evansville
Columbus
See Bh
Ellicart City
Earl H
Earl C
Roeder Morluary
Lutheran Pastor Quizzes Gathering At Parish Meeting
Pastor Carl Efraimzon of Zion Lutheran Church led a true and false quiz during a Ladies Aid gathering at the parish. Hostesses Mrs. Anhur Meny and Mrs. Edger Litelmen served lunch after the meeting, with funds discussed for the Z School.
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Leigh
Carl Efraimzon
Zion Lutheran Church
Preyer
Ees
Speller
Anhur Meny
Edger Litelmen
Bridge winners at Club Albion play at Mrs Holmes home
Two tables of bridge were played at the home of Mrs Dick Holmes Thursday with Mrs Bill Schroeder winning high. A dessert luncheon was served the TAR by the hostess.
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Albion
Dick Holmes
Bill Schroeder
Bellevue Officials Contest Military Residency Tuition Rule
BELLEVUE UPS Offutt Air Force Base officials released a five page statement arguing the Bellevue School District misinterprets Nebraska residency standards for tuition free education. They cite two paths to residency: permanent residence or a home in the district with intent to live there. They claim military dependents fall under the second path, entitling free public schooling, and warn they will seek court action if funding remains short. The district had planned to charge tuition for military dependents due to missing impact aid funds.
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Bellevue
UPS
Offutt Air Force Base
Nebraska
Hugh
Tae
Air Force
Washington
Former Leigh girl honored at shower
Linda Wideman of Sioux City was honored at a bridal shower in Schuyler. Hostesses Mrs. John Dufek of Schuyler and Mrs. Noger Billleman of Leigh led 39 relatives plus friends at the event. Prizes were awarded to several attendees, and Miss Litflema and Roger Nation of Sioux City are plans to marry April 25 at St John Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Leigh
Linda Wideman
Sioux City
Town
Julias. Littleman
Schuyler Cafe
John Dufek
Schuyler
Noger Billleman
Henrietta Habenka
Haddie Kmoch
Columbus
James Pollard
Mmes
Walter Littman
Don Marty
Litflema
Roger Nation
St John Evangelical Lutheran Church
Laugh Pril
Stop Pollution Paris Campaign Targets Exhaust Pipes
UPL police launch a stop pollution drive in Paris with mobile control centers to tear exhaust pipes from automobiles, aiming to curb emissions and raise awareness about air quality.
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Paris
Congress weighs legality of examining tax returns
Senator Gore joins debate as House and Senate Finance committees plan hearings on the White House authorization for Mollenhoff to review IRS tax files. Gore questions legality and cautions on access to every American’s returns while noting political nature of the aide’s task.
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Congress
Washington
Albert Gore
Tenn
Clark Ma
Gore
Mollenhuil
Mollenhoff
Face the Nation
CBS
Albion Altar Society Plans and Reports Meeting
The Albion Altar Society of St. Michael heard reports from Felday and iorge Klassen on the courtesy committee and from Mrs. Harold Deierman about Church Wonton United. They approved candles and candlelabras for the church and noted an April 17 meeting.
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Albion
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Anna Caparroon announced
Levander Funeral Home in Dies Albion reports pending services for Mrs Anna Caparroon who fed Pritay at Wolf Memorial Home.
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Albion
Levander Funeral Home
Anna Caparroon
Pritay
Wolf Memorial Home
Aging Committee chair Moss attacks Medicare cuts on nursing home care
Sen Frank Moss of Utah, chair of the Senate Aging Committee long term care subcommittee, accused the Nixon administration of dismantling the Medicare nursing home program. He faulted reduced Medicare payments for custodial patients, narrowed skilled care eligibility, and a policy shift on physical therapy that he says contradicts rehabilitation goals.
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Washington
UPI
Frank &. Moss
Utah
Senate
Aging Committee
Une Nixon
Moss
Four Omaha men dead in Guthrie Center plane crash
Four Omaha Neb men were killed in a single engine plane crash near Guthrie Center Iowa. Sheriff Lester Petersen named the victims as Ray O’Brien Frank Bordigan John Earl Straub and Robert Straub. The Cesna 182 apparently went down around midnight Saturday on the Louis Schafer farm eight miles southwest of Guthrie Center. The wreck was found Sunday by a Schafer family member as investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board opened the probe.
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Guthrie Center
Nwa
UPJ
Omaha
Neb
Fiere
Guthrie Country
Lester Petersen
Tims
Ray O'Brien
Frank Bordigan
John Earl
Robert Straub
Petersen
Louis Schafer
Schafer
Waterloo
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fire in Nile Delta village kills 22, leaves 53 injured
A blaze in the village of Badr Halaws in the Nile Delta burned for eight hours, killing 22 people and wounding 53, with 380 homes destroyed. Sparks from a cooking fire reportedly ignited hay and the fire spread through the area near Cairo.
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Cairo
UPI
Nile Delta
Middle East
Badr Halaws
Caira
New York Newspaper Guild Sets Tuesday Strike
The American Newspaper Guild plans a 6 am Tuesday strike against the New York Post, with potential shutdowns at New York Citys other dailies including the Daily News Limes and Long Island Press. Talks collapsed after eight hours as unions press wage and fringe-benefit demands amid near-expired contracts for about 13,000 employees.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
New York Post
The
Post
Qld
New York Limes
Daily News
Long Island Press
Guild
Thomas J. Murphy
Murphy
Associ
New York City
Area civic club holds meeting in Albion
The Civic A Club met at Mrs Jol Papaz home for its monthly session with devotions by Mrs Wallace Nelson a memorial for the deceased Mrs Jessie Griffith. Mrs G J Karpes taught Woman of the Bible and plans for the May luncheon at Mrs Raymond Miracle on May 8 at 1:00 p.m. were announced. The nominating committee reported and new officers were elected President Mrs Wallace Nekon Vice President Mrs Fledy Kiester and Secretary Winnie Smith
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Albion
Mrnday
Atrs
Wallace Nekon
Myps
Fledy Kiester
Winnie Smith
Baby girl Theresa born to Mr and Mrs Kouma
Mr Jerome Kouma and Mrs Kouma welcomed a baby girl at David City Hospital. The newborn was named Theresa.
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Shulby
Jerome Kouma
David City Hospital
Theresa
Greece court convicts 27 of 44 in failed coup bid
A military court in Athens convicted 27 of 44 defendants in the anti government movement case. Sentences totaled 169 years with terms from three to eight years for 19 defendants. seven received suspended sentences and seven were acquitted or given lighter penalties. Prosecutor Liapis tied Democratic Defense to Communists seeking to overthrow Greece.
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Athens
UPI
Dionysius
Karageorgas
Ioannis Liapis
Socrates
Karagenegas
Liapis
Gut Sentarces
Mos
Democratic Defense
Greece
Mrs Nixon Opens Centennial Show at Metropolitan Museum
Mrs Richard M Nixon opened the centennial show of 19th century American art at the Metropolitan Museum Sunday night. She toured the New York exhibit with Clement Conger and Reward Vaser Jones, focusing on Duncan Phyfe furniture and period rooms to guide White House restorations.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
White House
John VW. Kennedy
Metropolitan Museum
Clement Conger
Georgia
Reward Vaser Jones
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Gorman
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Vierton
West Virginia
Williams Grove Speedway
Casella
Shower
Albion Altar Society
Dean Marshall
Dick Nelson
Marshall-Nelson Agency
Wilke Landscape Center
Phono
Area Civic Club
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S&h
12Th St
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Bush
Tike Point
Tony
23Rd Street
American Ganzer Society
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