New York City postal workers threaten strike
New York City postal workers threaten a strike amid nationwide walkouts by truckers and teachers. The unrest interrupts mail, rail and air schedules as unions press for higher pay and better conditions, with other cities facing similar labor actions and court orders.
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New York City
United Press International
Perent Normal
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Post
Pittsburgh
Lalt
Los Angeles
Sistem
California
Minneapolis
Minn
Muskogee
Okla
Pulte, Mount
Santa Maria
Calif
Avex Women’s club fashion show in David City
Avex Women’s Club hosts a Spring Fashion Revue and Tea at the Sly Auditorium in David City. About 200 guests attended the second annual affair with 28 models, music, and dance numbers. Prizes were donated by 27 merchants for a community project.
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David City
David City Business and Professional Women's Club
Sly Auditorium
Glen Sergent
Verman Bunsen
Mildred Hookstra
McVay
Cash Clothing
Novarek
Davie Armagost
Richard Berucha
Bill D. Payzanta
Margaret Aml
Anna Klosterman
Bruce Burlunek
Candy Sariek
Renee Corte
Cindy Shrader
Jeanne Ingwersen Aml
Shelia Marga
Lynn Ostermeier
Coralions
Helen Wilson
Harlan Hendelel Dour
W. Franta
Dour
Public Auction Bid Stated in Platte County Sheriff Notice
Legal notice announces a public auction at the courthouse in Columbus Nebraska on April 0 1970 at 2 00 pm for property described as Lot 8 Block 202 Original City Columbus to satisfy a judgment and costs in a foreclosure case Equitable Savings and Loan Association Columbus Nebraska as plaintiff against Dumas and Constance le Dumas Also included is an amendment notice for Reed Veach Wardeman & Associates Inc detailing increased authorized shares to 1500 at $100 each and a capital of 150 000 dated April 4 1970.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Equitable Savinga and Loan Assuiation
Columbus
Dumas
Come le Dumas
Constance le Dumas
Colummbus
Griginal
Nebraski
Board of Directors
Clara Engel
State OF
William A. Goetz
Montagnards Hit Reds and Press Siege North of Saigon
Montagnard linesmen and U S Special Forces repelled Communist attacks near Dak Pek and Dak Seang camps on the Laos border. Reports say 217 enemy dead at Dak Pek and 518 at Dak Seung since the siege began in April. Helicopters dropped 32 000 pounds of ammunition to Dak Pek defenders as fighting continued along Vietnams northern border areas.
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Saigon
UPI
Dal Peks
Stmday
Specialorces
Nguyen Bain
Dak Pek
Neaby Dak Seung
Laos
Nelion
Trova Cambodia
South Vietnam
Commmuniques
T Hat
U.S
Snigat
Vietnam
Cambodia
Fond and
Wiley
Dak Seang
Leigh seniors stageclass play at Waigh High School
Leigh Waigh High School senior class will present the three act comedy “A Feuding Over Yonder” Friday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Kris Wake Devise Bakenhus Cindy Sedlacek Gary Schneider Glen Hillen Nancy Maliha Judie Henke Cathy Trojan Dean Bartenbruch Eugene Hoesse Harley Loseke Chris Bausch Conrite Falken Patty Lake Janice Sander and Gary Ehlers. Larry Meier directs.
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Leigh
Waigh High School
Cas
Kris Wake
Devise Bakenhus
Cindy Sedlacek
Gary Schneider
Glen Hillen
Nancy Maliha
Judie Henke
Cathy ‘Trojan
Dean Bartenbruch
Eugene Hoesse
Harley Loseke
Chris Bausch
Conrite Falken
Patty Lake
Janice
Stock market prices today New York midday figures
New York stock index midday prices show declines across major groups led by widespread losses. Dow Jones averages stand at 778.57, down 6.33. transports at 169.30, down 1.24. utilities at 116.50, down 0.26. overall 65 stocks at 258.70, down 1.78.
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New York
UPI
Admiral
Iowa P&l
Allis Chiat
Johns Nn
Alcon
Kresge
Cin
Kroger Aise Am Cyan
Lib Men
Amit Pw
Lowely
M&f
Lilton
Mis
T&t
Arlaus
Merck
Armour
Aveo
Mongauto
Boeing
Barden
Owers II
Cessna
Pfizer
Chrysler
RCA
Safeway
Texaco
Goodrich
Goodyear
Old Corp
Gulf Oil
IBM
Hare
Wickes
Nick
Woolwel
Dones Pi
W Hndos
Centerville Truck Driver Awarded for Returning Stolen Bank Cash
Webb Mullins found a battered attache case containing 4818 dollars along Interstate 35 near the Indianola interchange. He returned the money to authorities and received a 2500 dollar reward for his honesty amid a bank robbery investigation in Leon County.
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Wierville
Jawa
UPI
Centerville
Webb Mullins
Interstate 35
Indianola
Teaay
Alur County State Park
Leon
Michigan leaders defend U M against Agnew attack
Governor Milliken and University President Fleming rebut Vice President Agnew's criticism of the University of Michigan. They insist the regents faculty and administration remain committed to expanding educational opportunities for disadvantaged and minority students, including a goal of at least 10 percent black enrollment by 1973-74. Fleming says the university will ensure a successful educational experience for those students.
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Ann Arbos
Mich
UPT
William G. Milliken
Robben Fleming
University of Michigan
Spiro
U-M
Fleming
Agnew
Teming
Calfow
Des Moines
Amchean Colleges
Milliken
U- M
Board of Regents
Lansing
Markets OMAHA LIVESTOCK REPORT
Livestock prices from Omaha and Chicago markets show hogs steady to lower with various weight classes quoted. Cattle and calves similar, with steers and heifers mostly down and cows mixed, while Chicago bids reflect softer slaughter categories and lighter demand. Egg prices in New York hold amid ample supply with steady to firm wholesale quotes. Grain futures display mixed moves across wheat corn oats rye soybeans with modest shifts in nearby contracts.
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Omaha
Hinteiser
Chicago
Goa
New York
UPI
USDA
Leigh Family Attends West Point Wedding of Jeannine Heimann and Glenn Greve
Mrs. Mfred Atiens and Leigh family members attended the wedding at St Mary Catholic Church in West Point. Jeannine Heimann, daughter of Edwin and Mrs. Heimann of West Point, wed Glenn Greve, son of Gustave and Mrs. Greve of Pender. Grandchildren Clark and Carey Ahrens served as flower girl and escort, with guests including Dr and Mrs Frank Ahrens of Ames, Iowa.
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Leigh
Air
Mfred Atiens
Jeannine Helmann
Edwin Heimann
West Point
Glenn Greve
Gustave Greve
Pender
St. Mary Catholic Church
Saterday
Ahrens
Clark
Carey Ahrens
Charles Ahrens
Clarkson
Clarkson, Were Tiny Hearée and Flower Girl. Dr. and Mrs
Frank Ahrens
Ames
Iowa
Albion Shower Honors Mrs Frizzell At Osceola Hospital Visit
Mrs Clara Frizzell, patient at Annie Jeffery Memorial Hospital in Osceola, entered the hospital Sunday. Local residents and relatives from Wakefield, Kearney, Clarks, Plymouth, and Silver Creek joined gatherings and visits including supper guests at Jock Burger’s home and extended family outings. The MYF group from Rising City attended a skating party with several area families, and a discharged service member from Silver Creek returned home.
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Silver’ Creek
Clara Frizzell
Annie Jeffery Memorial Hospital
Osceola
Lelon Alexander
Helen
Leith
Wakefield
Lelon
Judy Werner
Kirk Burger
Kearney and
Sam Wyman
Jock Burger
Oscar Anderson
Clarks
E. M. Jacobsen
Methodist Church
Rising City
Larry Meyer
Doug Metzner
Larry Bohling
Larry Rohten
Don Nepsal
Ray Kapellen
Steve Kapellen
Susi Eicky
Plymouth Wis
Bellevue public schools to open April 20 after aid talks
Bellevue Public Schools announce they will open to all pupils on April 20 and stay open until a decision on supplemental appropriations is made. The board directs staff to plan for 1970-71 resident pupils and to continue discussions with federal authorities on funding for nonresident students.
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Bellevue
UPI
Board of Education
Bellevue Public Schools
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
HIEW
Wayne Payson
Bellevue Schools
Storms and winds sweep across western and midwestern regions
A storm system in Utah brought gusty winds across the West with blizzard conditions in Montana and scattered showers in California. Widespread dust clouds blanketed the Great Basin and Southwest while high winds affected Wyoming Montana Idaho Nevada and Utah. Snow piled up to three feet in the Northern Great Plains and Upper Midwest. Nebraska and South Dakota reported four foot drifts and travel disruption with several towns snowbound. East of the region the Ohio River Valley saw weakening showers and thundershowers from the Carolinas to the Southern Great Lakes as fair weather spread elsewhere.
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United Press International
Utah
Montana
California
Great Basin
Southwest
Ron
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Great Plains
Upper
Midwest
Black Hills
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nebrasky
Valentine
Neb
Ohio River Valley
Carolinas
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
New England
Upper Great Lakes
Parking lot collapse at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha
A concrete section of the Clarkson Hospital parking lot in Omaha collapsed and dropped vehicles into the basement level. An estimated 45 to 50 vehicles were damaged. Public safety director Pallavina closed 42nd Street between Dewey and Marney and urged spectators to stay away while cleanup and vehicle removal proceeded with no injuries reported.
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Omaha
UPTI
Clarkson Hospital
Public Safety
Pallavina
42Nd Sh
Dewey and
Marney
Patlavina
Walter Gregorius Named NPPD Chief Clerk in Norfolk
Walter Gregorius 34 of Lincoln is promoted to chief clerk of the Nebraska Public Power District Norfolk District effective April 16. He has worked since 1900 as Lincoln district stores clerk and replaces Leander Gronenthal, who moves to Lincoln as district accountant. Gregorius’ prior employments include Tanks Standard Service Fairmont Foods in Omaha and Becton Dickinson in Columbus. He is married to Deteres with two daughters and attends St. Patrick's Catholic Church. he is a Knights of Columbus member.
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Nebraska
Hower Ulsteick
Walter Gregorius
Lincoln
Norfolk
Gregorious
Consumers Public Power District
Gregorius
Leander Gronenthal
Tanks Standard Service
Fairmont Foods Company
Omaha
Bectan, Dickinson Company
Columbus
Waltee Gregorius
NPPD
Columbus General Office
Wi Mim
St. Bonavent
Deteres
Jeanne Ann
Lynn Marie
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
The
Knights of Columbus
Genoa Couple Feted on 20th Wedding Anniversary
Genoa Mr and Mrs Harold Lloyd celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with about 40 relatives and neighbors at their Genoa home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Lloyd and others from Humphrey Columbus Monroe Lindsay Genna and more. They were married April 12 1960 at St Wranels Church in Humphrey with Marian Bender as the bride.
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Genoa
Harold Lloyd
Lloyds
John Tender
Paul Uichiuan
Humphrey
Alvin Benler
Bud Bender
Jake Bender
Lindsay
Bill Lloyd
Columbus
David Lloyd
Bill Parry
Ed Fricke
Edgar Anderson
Monroe
Jerry Kenz
Jake Mohr
Genna
Lloyd
St. Wranels Church
Marian Bender
Leigh couple attends workshop for Children’s Home
Mr and Mrs F C Nelson attended a workshop for representatives of the Masonic Eastern Star Home for Children in Fremont on Sunday afternoon. Over 2K Nebraska representatives and spouses met in the administration recreation building where Superintendent Fred Mulford and trustees explained the Home roles and goals. After coffee hostesses served refreshments before guests visited the children and their “parents” in the four cottages.
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Leigh
F. C. Nelson
Masonic- Eastern Star
Fremont
Nelson
Children's Home
Progress
Nebraska
Fred Mulford
O.B.8
Nationwide Rail Strike Marks 1977 U.S. Labor Action
The nationwide strike began on major U.S. railroads including Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio in 1977, as cited by Encyclopaedia Britannica. The event highlighted broad labor friction and set the stage for later transportation labor disputes.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Encyclopaedia, Britannica
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Aulice
Higerporation
Reed, Vaach, Wardemaon & Associates, Inc
Rea
Albion
Bourdon
Riverside Church
Omaha Hospital
Borpe
Eager Beaver
Eager Seaver
Eabherass
Sateo Crakzrass
Wilke Landscape Center
33Rd Avenue
Waited Funds Inc
Accum Fond
Nis Science Fond
Walter Gregorius JR
Tooleys
S&h
Leonhard
Conoco
Wath St
27Th Ave
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