Heart disease rises among young men says expert
NEA Science Editor David Hendin notes a growing epidemic of heart disease in the 35 to 44 age group. Death rates from heart attacks increased 14 percent from 1930 to 1967, with broader rises among all men. Experts urge preventive programs and early detection to combat the trend.
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David Hendin
NEA
NEW York
United States
Lawrence FE. Lamb
Formost
James B.herrick
Lamb
San Antonio
Hayter University
NASA
Air Force
Thomas Jefferson
Omaha police and firemen face limited wage hike plan
An Internal Revenue Service spokesman said Omaha police and firemen cannot receive two six percent wage increases in back-to-back years as city leaders proposed. The 12 month Phases cap raises at .55% first year and up to 5.5% the next, affecting the timing of raises for public safety workers.
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Omaha
Neb
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Richard ‘J. Evans
Publication details for Columbus Nebraska subscription rates
Evening paper notices classified as second class mail in Columbus Nebraska 48601. Subscription rates list carrier delivery at 2.00 per year and mail delivery across Platte Stone Butter Colfax Merticky Wence Pak COMES 13.00 yearly. Subscribers must notify postmaster and carty of address changes.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Platte
UNL faculty panel weighs Evans discrimination complaint
A UNL faculty committee began weighing Bert Evans’s charge of discrimination in promotion tenure and pay in the College of Agriculture. Evans seeks promotion to full professor with salary increase to 19000 and reprimands for six respondents. Deliberations to continue after two and a half day hearing.
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UNL
Board of Regents
Evans
Agricultural Economics Department
Glen Vollmer
Means
NU Extension Service
Three Week Elevator Strike Ends in Omaha
OMAHA Neh AP O Keefe Elevator Co of Omaha signs interim agreement with Local 24 of the International Union of Elevator Constructors ending a near three week strike. The pact activates the old contract expired March 24 until a new one is agreed, union business agent reports.
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Omaha, Neh
O'Keefe Elavator Co
Omaha
International Union of Elevator Constructors
Astrological Forecast for Aries to Pisces
Read as an astrological forecast covering all signs from Aries to Pisces with garbled phrases and mixed guidance. Notable mentions include Taurus and Gemini cues, Cancer note on possessions, Virgo on organized effort, Libra and Scorpio hints, Sagittarius travel and publicity, Capricorn financial sharing, Aquarius partnership emphasis, and Pisces personal charm. The piece weaves unclear advice, lunar cycles, and personality traits amid inconsistent OCR text.
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Aries
AtbreHeng Srry
Atrhak
Ereas
Virgo Tau
Vccalion
Futvee Plana
Ratheanhy
Ohta Macel
Funintal
Bréaden Horlons
Capricorm
Dee
Aquarius
Ingal
Willie Parsons
Rick
Olen
Jackie
Doyle backs studded tires in Nebraska safety defense
UMAHA Nebraska AP State Engineer Thomas Doyle defended studded snow tires saying safety margins outweigh road damage costs. He spoke before the Engineers Club of Omaha and predicted the Nebraska Interstate system would finish ahead of schedule in 1974. Doyle also discussed possible federal moves to separate rural and urban road systems and funding for mass transit.
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Umaha
Neb
Thomas Doyle
Doyle
Engineers Club of
Omaha
Department of Roads
Nebraska
Nith
Metropolitan Area Planning Agency
Commission orders probe into drug treatment staff subpoenas
The Nebraska Commission of Drugs orders a four member task force to investigate why Kearney drug treatment center staff were subpoenaed for a grand jury probe of local drug misuse. Leaders warn testimony could endanger confidentiality and threaten treatment efforts as four appointees prepare a report for the May meeting.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska Commission of Drugs
Kearney
Fircl
Omdha
Stat Ys
Commission
I Ward Shrack
Renaissance Effort
Schraick
Gordon Helberg
Omaha
Acthon
Leonard Scott
North Omaha
Dennis Clark
Tawnton
Lou van Pell
Audits of Nebraska anti crime grants show fixes needed
Lincoln AP reports ally Gen Clarence Mey er says audits found faults in grant handling at the focal level but can be corrected by better administration. Mey er, chair of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, welcomed the result as the audits turned out as they did. In Leigh, Rev J Arden Wid will attend Scottsbluff state UCC conference Sunday with Ladies Guild in charge and Mrs Leonard Hobel delivering "Home" address.
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Lincoln
Neb
Clarence AH. Meyer
Nebraska
Nebraska Commission On Law Enforcement
Meyer
Commission
Moyer
Leigh
J. Arden Wid
Scottsbluff
The
United Church of Christ Women of the Ladies
Guild
Leonard Hobel
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