Retired Teacher Mrs Sipes Honored At North Park Open House
North Park School held an open house for retired teacher Mrs Sipes honoring 24 years in elementary education. about 150 relatives friends and students attended with corsage guest book by fourth to sixth graders. Columbus area artists association displayed art.
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North Park Pta
Columbus Area Artists Association
Teachers of Columbus Elemtary
Hugh Polson
Field and Williams
Sipes
Howard Roe
Wichita
Kan
Stephen
Omaha
Keith Pelcher
Neligh
Freeman Walz
Norfolk
Wayne State College
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Boone
Albion
Platte County
District 82
Emerson
The Lighter Side: Rebate Backlash Shapes Public Feeling
Washington columnist Dick West reports on how the withdrawal of a proposed $50 tax rebate spurred public reaction. He notes initial tepid support for the plan but finds growing lament as the idea faded. The piece blends humor with political commentary.
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Global Gas Prices Steepen Driving Rebate Debate
United Press International notes rising petrol costs worldwide from New York to Rome with Italy at 2.13 a gallon and Paris at 1.76. The piece links high prices to a broader economic debate including Carter's proposed tax rebate and quotes analyst Turnipblood on rebate timing and stimulus. It also cites health nursing trends in industry.
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Rome
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Brazil
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Yugoslavia
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Central America
Costa Rica
Honduras
el Salvador
Panama
Mexico
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Soviet Union
Cairo
Iran
Caracas
Anita Bryant referendum costs Miami $400000
Miami voters will decide on June 7 whether to repeal the Dade County ordinance prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals. The measure, urged by Anita Bryant's Save Our Children group, passed the commission only after Steve Clark broke a deadlock.
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UPI
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Dade County Commission
Metro
Steve Clark
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children
Congress
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Dade County
Postal rate increase delayed for at least one year
Postal Service reports a $5 million 12 month surplus and a $45.5 million yearly surplus since Oct 1, enabling a rate increase deferral until spring 1978. Postmaster General Bailar says increases not forever due to inflation and labor costs, with the final amount tied to next year’s finances.
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UPI
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Hospital costs soar over a thousand percent since 1950
A government study finds hospital costs have risen more than 1,000 per cent since 1950 while most consumer prices climbed about 125 per cent. The Council on Wage and Price Stability notes costs continue to rise at over 15 per cent annually.
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Baptists to Gather in David City for York Association Session
The 105th York Association of American Baptist Churches meets in David City on April 24 with nine churches represented. The program includes devotions by Mrs. Al Grotelueschen and a vocal solo by Steve Kovar. Dr. Allan R. Knight will install officers and retire with a parting challenge. The day features divided sessions for women and men, a combined session, and a slide presentation on El Salvador and Haiti.
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David City
York Association of American Baptist Churches
Winfred Pearson
Genoa
Palestine Baptist Church
Charles Davison
al Grotelueschen
Octavia
Steve Kovar
Jerry Leever
Norfolk
John M. Anderson
The
Palestine Church
Jim Ekstrand
Columbus
Thailand
Henry Duerksen
Albion and
Palestine
Allan R. Knight
Knight
Nebraska Baptists
Ralph Reichenberg
Albion
Carrie Risser
Ernest Haight
Albert denies write-in plan after Omaha primary
Douglas County Commissioner Michael Albert says he has nothing to do with a poll asking Omaha voters if they would back him as a write-in candidate. Albert finished third behind Betty Abbott and Al Veys and says he is not interested in a write-in bid. The poll asked voters to choose between Abbott and Veys and then whether they would vote for Albert as a write-in.
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UPI
Douglas County
Michael Albert
Albert
Betty Abbott
al Veys
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