ABC Airs Two Pillbox Documentaries This Week
ABC schedules two Closeups for April 17 and 20 at 10 PM to 11 PM ET. The April 17 program Medicine and Money examines the cost and reform debates in American health care. The April 20 program Pro and Con on gun control features Howard K. Smith and John Scali presenting contrasting views amid long standing national debate.
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New York
UPI
ABC Ws
ABC
Frank Reynolds
CBS
Howard K. Smith
John Scali
Scali
Smith
South Africa weighs Apartheid policy as voices call reform
South Africa faces soul searching after Die Transvaler criticizes discrimination and white supremacy. Leaders, farmers, and commentators push for change while opposition parties urge broader freedoms in a shifting regional context.
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Erik van Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Southern Africa
South ‘Africa
Lopposition
Die Transvaler
Willem de Klerk
Mozambique
Angola
Rhodesia
de Klerk
Republic
Piet Loubser
Orange State
Dawie de Villiers
Springbok
The
Reformed Church
M.p.s
Africa
Otto Krause
Krause
Texas family visits in area
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Heins and family from Lamesa Texas arrived Saturday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borchers and have been visiting area relatives. They spent Monday in Monroe with Wilburn Crumley then with the Borchers in the evening. Tuesday they visited Helena Heins at Platte Center and joined Borchers and Heins at Max Jenny home.
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Monroe
Wilbur Heins
Lamesa
Texas
Fred Borchers
Wilburn Crumley
Borchers
Mrs. Heins
Max Jenny
O'Brien Named Schuyler Student of the Week
Schuyler Rotary named Joann O'Brien student of the week at Schuyler Central High School. The senior daughter of Francis and Mrs. O'Brien is active in FHA and an honor student.
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Schuyler
Rotary
F.E. Gigax
Schuyler Central High School
Joann O’brien
Francis O’brien
FHA
Scotus Central Catholic Wins Aquinas Math Day
Scotus Central Catholic tops the Aquinas math day event led by Jerry Roh. Rita Christensen of Seward wins Leap Frog with a blue ribbon, while Ron Geiss of Seward places second. A three way tie includes Tammy Medinger and Mary Janicek of St. Marys and Melvin Miksch of Scotus. Scotus collects the first place trophy for the day.
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David City
Aquinas
Jerry Roh
Rita Christensen
Seward
Ron Geiss
Tammy Medinger
St. Mary's
Mary Janicek
Melvin Miksch
Scotus
Mad Hatter
Linda Tordy
Abie
Scotus Central Catholic
Aging drivers pose risk higher with mileage data
University of Michigan study finds drivers over 65 have high accident rates per mile similar to under 20s, though they drive less. Pastalan notes few states require renewals and outlines an Older Driver Refresher Course funded by AARP and National Retired Teachers Association.
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University of Michigan
Leon A. Pastalan
Pastalan
Wayne State University
National
Retired Teachers’ Association
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Cesapie
National Safety Council
Institute of and
Schuyler History Group Reports Charter Membership Drive
The Schuyler Historical Society announced 75 active members from its charter drive with 4 contributing 5 sustaining 10 life and 6 junior memberships. New members are welcome and donations of historical items are invited. The next meeting is May 10 at the museum in the former Building.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Historical Society
John Hovis
Eric Bergt
Monroe Legion Auxiliary Meeting Report
Thirteen members attended the Monroe Legion Auxiliary meeting. Read notes thanked Lincoln Veteran's Hospital for tray favors and Norfolk Veterans' Home for intercom donation. Mrs. Clarence Baumgart and family sent thanks and a donation. A float committee was proposed by Mrs. Roy Bower. Hostesses were Mrs. Bill Day and Mrs. Kenneth Urkoski. Next month’s meeting planned.
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Monroe
American Legion Auxiliary
Lincoln Veteran's Hospital
Norfolk Veterans
Clarence Baumgart
Unit
Roy Bower
Bill Day
Kenneth Urkoski
Ford weighs running mate as 1976 campaign unfolds
President Ford yet to name a vice presidential running mate weighing factors like vote impact and regional appeal. Potential names include Elliott Richardson Howard Baker Edward Brooke Charles Percy William Brock Donald Rumsfeld and John Connally with Carla Hills briefly discussed. Rockefeller has bowed out.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
South
Ronald Reagan
Franklin D
S. Gee
Harry Stevens
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson-Humphreys
Convention Hall
Atlantic City
N.J
LBJ
Hubert H. Humphrey
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Howard Baker
Tenn
Edward M. Brooke
Mass
Charles E. Percy
Ill
William Brock
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Texas
John B. Connally
Carla Hills
Nelsi A. Rockefeller
Connally
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Law Day Programs Planned in Colfax County Schools
Lloyd L. Pospishil announces Law Day events in four Colfax County high schools on Friday April 30. Judge C Thomas White will address Schuyler High School at 9 15 a m while local bar members introduce speakers at Clarkson Howells and Leigh. Robert W Hasebroock serves as state chair, the first non lawyer in this role.
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Schuyler
Lloyd L. Pospishil
Colfax County
Robert W. Hasebroock
Omaha
William H. Hasebrock
Colfax County Bar Association
C. Thomas White
Columbus
Schuyler High School
Pospishil
Larry J. Karel
Donn E. Bieber
Stephen C. Hansen
Clarkson
Francis R. O'Brien
George E McNally
Howells
Edward Asche
Robert D. Westadt
Leigh
Wordsworth’s Long Walks Reach 180000 Miles
The famed poet William Wordsworth reportedly logged about 180000 miles of walking by age 65, a feat cited in relation to his lyrical wandering and literary habit.
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William Wordsworth
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