Intelligence Committee Proposes Deep Edits to Spies
The Intelligence Committee releases a 651 page report after 15 months of inquiries proposing major reforms to U S intelligence agencies. The document seeks to remove long running problems and tighten congressional oversight with 97 additional recommendations to come on Wednesday in the final report on domestic activities.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
CIA
National Security Agency
George Bush
U.S
Senate
Frank Church
White House
John Tower
R-Tex
America
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Chile
Angola
Army
Congress
Congressional
Senate backs grain inspection measure amid White House veto threat
The Senate approved a plan requiring federal grain registration at ports and inland terminals and creating a new federal inspection service despite President Ford's opposition. The 52 to 18 vote follows corruption and adulteration cases across Gulf ports, with House-Senate talks needed for a compromise.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Gulf of Mexico
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Federal
Grain Inspection Service
Ad Agency
Sena
Agriculture Department
Humphrey
Department
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Multiple Blocks
A compiled list records transfers between individuals and couples in numerous blocks and additions, including Wunderlich, Northbrook, Indian Hills, Monastery Rd, North Gate, Evans Addo and others. Notable entries include transfers from Dell Corp. successors and to Jochens and Mulligan families with tract descriptions and sections noted.
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A” Wunderlich
H. Keating
Joseph F
Martha A. Siedlik
Orig
Leonard A. Bryant
James W
Karen R. Czapla
Orig. Cols. & Pt
16Th Ave
Indian Hills
Dell Corp
John W
Arlys A. Smid
Colleen L. Gerhold
Edward J. Foral
Harry W
Marilyn K
W. Griffiths
John R
Shirley Mae Schmidt
Cols Stevens Add
Wilken to Appear Again in Murder Case Next Week
Du and Henry Wilken, 31, will appear in Otoe County Court again next week for a second degree murder charge connected to the April 10 death of his wife Sharron, 30. County Attorney William Avis said the Monday appearance will address a possible preliminary hearing. The body was found last Friday buried in a garden near Irby’s Cafe, run by Wilkens, which closed at noon Saturday. Wilken is identified as a relative of Columbus resident Daniel Wilken.
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Nebraska City
Neb
UPI
Henry Wilken
Otoe
Unadilla
William Avis
Wilken
Ife
Sharron
Iry
Wilkens
Columbus
Daniel
Youth Symphony Performs Here For Columbus Students
The Nebraska Tri City Area Youth Symphony Orchestra led by conductor Larry Maupin performed a concert at the high school auditorium for Columbus City Schools third and fourth graders. The group, founded in 1972 and funded in part by the Nebraska Arts Council, invites auditions from Kearney Hastings and Grand Island areas and plans future appearances in Saint Paul Broken Bow Ord Grand Island.
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Nebraska Tri-City
Columbus City
Larry Maupin
Grand Island High School
Nebraska Arts Council
Kearney
Hastings
Grand Island
Columbus
Youth Symphony
Saint Paul
Broken Bow
Ord
Nebraska Plans 208 Planning Committees under Clean Water Act
The Nebraska Natural Resources Commission seeks an $887000 EPA grant to fund 208 planning across 13 river basins led locally by basin chairmen such as Rudolf Kokes for Loup. Committees will include local officials and citizens. the State Policy Advisory Committee will oversee grants to locals and set broader policies for water pollution control through 1985.
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Wolgab
Nebraska Natural Resources Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Nebraska
Commission
Loup
Rudolf Kokes
Ord
P.S.C
Natural Resources Commission
Special permits for drivers in Nebraska
Lincoln based report notes up to one third of motorists losing licenses under Nebraska's point system since last June drive for work. The 1975 law allows 12 penalty points to yield a special work permit and about 500 have been issued since July. Those with court ordered suspensions are ineligible.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
William Peterson
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Peterson
Calls request the dumbest item in military budget
Rep. Les Aspin denounces a Pentagon plan to spend 4.7 million dollars to map evacuation routes for 137 million people in nuclear crisis as the dumbest item in the budget. He warns mass migrations could destabilize rivals and provoke a preemptive strike.
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Washington
UPI
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Pentagon
Civil Defense Preparedness Agency
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope for April 28 1976
The page provides a Wednesday star map with 12 signs. Each entry offers short guidance on patience, contentment, self-confidence, optimism, boundary setting, focus, and managing domestic and personal challenges for Aries through Pisces.
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Aries
Your Birthday Horoscope for April Twenty Eighth
The reading notes a resilient year ahead with obstacles to goals. It urges staying persistent as that attitude could become the ticket to success.
Jefferson Returns to Dinner Line After Inauguration
Thomas Jefferson, after taking the oath as President, walked back to a nearby line to join his supper. The scene captures a simple post inauguration moment with the new leader among the public, as observers note the understated calm surrounding the ceremony.
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United Press International
Thomas Jefferson
York Rite Masons Recognized at Columbus Nebraska
Four York Rite Masons received certificates Dr S W Phillips of David City Walter H Riedder Carl H Hoge and Robert E Lund at a Columbus meeting presided by Harry A Tollander The event included a covered dish supper hosted by Harmony Chapter 13 Eastern Star and a dedication of an altar Bible five pedestals and chairs costing 1500 funded by members of the Eastern Star Numerous local dignitaries attended the ceremony including Lillard Jensen Omaha Judge L Harold Parker Central City and Dr Charles E Baker David City.
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York Rite
S.W. Phillips
David City
Walter H. Riedder
Carl H. Hoge
Robert E. Lundumbus
Harry A. Tollander
Floyd R. McKenzie
Fremont
Nebraska
Omar L. Gottula
Templar
Lillard S. Jensen
Omaha
L. Harold Parker
Central City
Harmony Chapter No. 13
Order of the Eastern Star
Eastern Star
York Rite Masons
Julie Finch
Lester W. Bredemeyer
Lund
Burglars Loot Vatican Cardinal’s Rome Apartment
Burglars broke into the Rome apartment of French Cardinal Paul Philippe over Easter, stealing gold medals coins and a crucifix. The theft was discovered Monday after Philippe, head of the Vatican Congregation for Eastern Churches, was away.
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Vatican City
UPI
Rome
Paul Philippe
Vatican
Philippe
Vatican Congregation For Eastern Churches
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