Ford to visit Nebraska in May as race tightens
Nebraska Ford supporters say President Ford will visit the state in early May. Barrett, the Lexington insurer, notes Reagan delegate strategy may hint at an announcement on Nebraska results. Reagan backers in Lincoln announce joint support for GOP delegate candidates for the May 11 primary.
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Lexington
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William Barrett
Lexington Insurance
Reagan
Nebras
Barrett
Nebraska
Washington
White House
California
Missouri
Milan Bush
Grand Island
Bush
Lincoln
Bish
Republican Party
Smoking costs 1.5 billion in 1970 health bills
A Blue Cross Association study estimates cigarette smoking caused 1.5 billion dollars in doctor bills, hospital charges, and lost earnings in 1970. Emphysema affects about 1.3 million, with 42.2 million paid to private physicians and 103.5 million for hospital care.
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington
UPI
Blue Cross Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Center For Health Statistics
Sens
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Blue Cross
Inquiry
Palm Beach Towers Heist May Exceed Four Million Dollars
Palm Beach police report a bold robbery at the Palm Beach Towers luxury condo where cash and jewels from safety boxes and a front desk safe may total over 4 million. Chief J M Gaffney calls it a highly professional job by three masked gunmen who pretended to deliver pizza to gain entry. FBI notes that the pair subdued staff and security as they overpowered guards in the early morning hours.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
J. M. Gaffney
Gaffney Aid
Shelby Sets Kindergarten Registration in Shelby Public School
Kindergarten registration will be held at Shelby Public School on April 30 for children who are five by October 15. Parents will receive registration times by letter. those missing a letter by April 20 should contact Susan Ott. Nebraska law requires immunization against diphtheria tetanus pertussis polio measles and rubella before entering school.
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Shelby
Shelby Public
Susan Ott
Nebraska
Nebraska politicians collect $1000 plus campaign funds
Nebraska campaign finance reports through April 10 show several lawmakers receiving single contributions of 1000 dollars or more. The national Republican party donated to Thone and Haven Smith, while Zorinsky and Dyas each drew 1000 dollar gifts. McCollister and others reported substantial receipts and expenditures.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Senate
Secretary of State
National Republican Party
Charles Thone
Haven Smith
Omaha
Ed Zorinsky
U.S. Senate
Alan Baer
J. R. Brandeis
D. J. Witherspoon
Pamioa
Zorinsky
Hess Dyas
Lincoln
Minnie Breslow
Lincoln Welding Supply
Bob Gotsch
U.S
John Y. McCollister
Peter Kiewit
National Party
Monte Taylor
P.J. Morgan
Thone
Ning
Pauline Anderson
Dyas
McCollister
Holly Hodge
Holdrege
Sunday Socials Highlight Fullerton and Surrounding Families
Mrs Louise Schacher and Vera Mae Schacher join Edwin Fricke family for April birthday observances at Elmer Stouffer home in Fullerton. Visitors from Columbus include Enzmingers and Borchers as well as Chohon family. Crumleys announce birth of grandson Shane weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce in Gretna with family visiting from Norfolk and Creston.
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Lynn Enzminger
Wilburn Crumley
Shane
Bob Crumley
Gretna
Dana Crumley
Keri
Norfolk
Fred Borchers
Maggie Schutte
Virgil Crumley
Traci
Norfolk attorney nominated for state bar presidency
Daniel Jewell a Norfolk attorney was nominated by the Nebraska State Bar Association executive council as president elect. If chosen he would succeed Richard Knudsen in 1977 as association president. Knudsen will take over from Al Ellick at the Omaha meeting. The council also authorized studying auditing procedures for lawyers accounts citing Iowa Bar practice.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Daniel Jewell
Norfolk
Nebraska State Bar Association Executive Council
Jewell
Richard Knudsen
Lincoln
Omaha
Knudsen
al Ellick
Executive Council
Th Association
Grand Island Association
Ellick
Iowa
Lehigh Students Admit Cheating and Substance Use
The Brown and White poll of 356 Lehigh University students finds 47 percent admit cheating on exams, with 31 percent regular marijuana users and 19 percent regular drinkers.
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Bethlehem, Pa
UPI
Lehigh University
Brown and White
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