Talks on Wounded Knee siege may start soon
Government negotiator Stanley Pottinger said talks to end the Wounded Knee siege could begin at any time focusing on which faction can speak for the insurgents. He stressed any settlement should be with village leaders, not AIM figures leaving the village. The situation grew muddier as residents threatened arms, a legal defender was removed from the reservation, and claims of a gunfight with injuries surfaced amid ongoing negotiations.
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Wounded Knee
Stanley Pottinger
0.S
American Lidia Movement
ATM
Ogathla
Pottinger
ALM
Carter Camp
Oglala
AIM
Russell Means
Clyde Betlecourt
Potlinger
Leonard Crow Hog
Poltinger and
Novesmien
Nennis Banks
Oltinger
Wamided Knee
Legal Defense Committee
Fine Hidge Reservation
Fran Olsen
Washington
Mark Kane
New York
Atttorney
Kave
FBI
Vnesday
Lane
de Indiane
Theta Rho hosts guest speaker and new member rites
Mrs Bahr of South Sioux City guest speakers at Theta Rho meeting with Joint Youth Committee. New members Deanna Vavak Cathy Jacobsen and Nonna Hopkins initiated. Discussed rally near Jute in Lincoln and mother daughter tea in May. Refreshments by Mrs Bykerk and Mary Ann Randall.
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Bellwood
Ifelen Hahr
Sioux City
Deanna Vavak
Cathy Jacobsen
Nonna Hopkins
Jute
Lincoln
Paul Bykerk
Mary Ann Randall
Calvin Sorenson
Dan Miller
Seattle
Wash
Marguerite Hiller
America Legion Auxiliary
Legion Fea
Osceola Legion Hall
Mmes
Stan Pedraza
James Cockson
Stubert Lehmid
Clean Force
Mes Derameer
Ruth Cockson
Subscription rates and change of address notice
Publication details show daily delivery except Sundays and holidays at Columbus and surrounding towns. Rates listed include 750 per month or 313 per year, with Nebraska delivery at 12.09 per year after a specified change. A notice requests readers to inform the postmaster and Telegram of address changes and new addresses.
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Iavy Pantace
Columbus
Hebsaske
Carrer
Courbys
Poe
Pine
Boers
Buller
Colfax
Derrick
Nance
Pote Eothuts
Nebraska
Syemcelbara
Focal
Kerner Sentenced to Three Years for Race Track Payoffs
Former Illinois Governor Otto Kerner and associate Theodore Isaacs were convicted of conspiracy bribery mail fraud and tax evasion tied to transfer of race track stock during Kerner’s governorship. Both received three year prison terms while Kerner remains on leave drawing a 542 500 salary and may only be removed by impeachment or resignation.
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Chicago
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Kerner
U.S. District Court
Robert L. ‘Taylor
Theodore J. Isaacs
Isaacs
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bill Aims $30 Million Tax Relief From Revenue Fund
Lincoln AP reports a bill introduced in the Nebraska legislature on Thursday seeks to appropriate 30 million dollars from the revenue sharing fund for tax relief. Governor Kennedy is noted in association with the measure.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lbaint Kennedy
Cards of Thanks and Hospital Gratitude Notes
A series of heartfelt thanks from multiple individuals expressing gratitude for cards gifts flowers visits and prayers during hospital stays and after returning home They thank doctors hospital staff and specific caregivers for care and support across several locations and loved ones.
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Behlen Hospital
Don Liss
Berard Hilger
Reblen Memorial Hospital
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Regis
Charles
Bill Kurtenbach
Lea Strehte
Aries and Other Signs Forecast for the Week Ahead
A garbled horoscope delivers scattered Aries through Pisces guidance. It hints at ambition, social ties, fashion, finances, and travel, with advice to plan carefully, cultivate appearance, and seek prudent risks while avoiding overextension. It mentions immigration and foreign travel themes in a distorted closing note.
Exon accuses lawmakers of irresponsible action in budget vote
Lincoln Nev AP The Nebraska Legislature passed Gov J Jamesson's operating budget LB20 without changes, drawing Exon's sharp charge of irresponsibility. Exon complained the bill, sized at about 227 million in general funds for the next fiscal year, did not reflect his recommendations and cuts several proposed expenditures. The emergency clause kept the bill operative on the governor's signature, though three months after adjournment would have been required to take effect if the clause failed. Lawmakers rejected moves to send the bill back to committee or kill it, while arguing to let the governor fulfill promises on tax cuts and fiscal responsibility. The Exon budget totals 8644 million, with current general fund at 200.7 million. amendments added roughly 2.5 million but were rejected.
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Lincoln
Nev
Nebraska
J. Jamesson
Exon
Bil
Aent
Fed Exan
Hhat
Supreme Court
Department of Health
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Plan to oust Sarpy County sheriff by court action
Sarpy County attorney Dixon C. Adams says a District court action will be filed to oust Sheriff Richard D. Whitted Jr. after U.S. District Court orders placed him on probation for one year following a perjury guilty plea. Adams argues there is a vacancy without judgment and sentence, and a suit will seek removal with a district court judge deciding the outcome.
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Papi.lion
Neb
Sarpy
Dixon C. Adams
Richard D. Whitled Jr
Adams
U.S. District Court
Whitled
Rand
Richard E. Robinson
Nebraska
Tou Namie
Whitted
Tours
Atv
Spray painting stunt targets new song in downtown
Francisco V reports two Berkeley men Rick Brenner and James Chenney sprayed Bad Weather across sidewalks to promote a recording by The S40 premos. They were arrested and charged with unlawful placing of signs a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail or a fine.
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Francisco Vap
Don Garret
Rick Brenner
James Chenney
Berkeley
Ite
Garret
Brenner
Chenney
Community Club Meetings and Demonstrations Report
Notes from multiple club gatherings reveal varied activities at members homes and local venues. Diane and Kathy Johnson hosted a discussion on Columbus Manor visits while buttonhole making was demonstrated. Other groups covered livestock projects baking crafts and officer elections with demonstrations on photography, cooking and sewing techniques.
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Diane
Kathy Johnson
Myron Johnson
Columbus Manor
Lynn Blaser
Ed Roebuck
Carro
Pearson
Chuck Donnelly
Diane Dannelly
Ori Lewis
Sonya Mueller
King Hauser
Ann Mueller
Amy Nlenaber
Lori Mueller
Kim Hauser
Jodi Nienaher
Cost of Living Council accuses Kiewit subsidiary price hikes
The Cost of Living Council charged Peter Kiewit Sons Inc and its four subsidiaries with unlawfully raising prices during Phase 2 wage and price controls. Rosebud Coal Sales Co and the Union Rock and Materials Corp raised coal and concrete product prices, World Publishing Co raised advertising rates, and Guernsey Stone Co increased limestone aggregates. The council orders full refunds to customers and requires the National Geographic Society to reduce advertising rates and repay eight advertisers charged above the lawful level.
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Warnington
Cost of Living Council
National Geographic Society
Peter Kiewit Sons Inc
Ontario
Neb
Price Commission
Rosebud Coal Sales Co
the World Publishing Co
Union Rock and Materials Corp
Guernsey Stone Co
National Cougraphic Society
Ortered the Society
National Geographic Magszina
Eyelashes Returned After Sympathetic Thief Delays
A Detroit actress Channing had her handmade Italy eyelashes stolen during a performance. A sympathetic thief returned the lashes after a media appeal, noting they were crucial for her stage look and career. Lowe, her husband, said replacements would take weeks to craft and that the wedding ring and cuff links were not recovered.
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Channing
Charles Lowe
Lowe Sal
Raly
Tost
Grand Island to receive loan for city projects
Grand Island Urban Authority announced a loan and grant for the city of Grand Island. Hill Maker, director of the Community Development agency, said preparations are complete and a meeting next week will approve the loan totaling $959,040 to fund local improvements.
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Candteland
Neb
Grand Island
Super Rainbow for Carn Promises Balanced Plant Nutrition
The advertisement claims Super Rainbow for Carn provides scientifically balanced nutrients with high availability across the growing season. It asserts complete nutrition improves corn yield versus regular fertilizer and may reduce land needs.
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