Prayers outlawed even if voluntary ruling by attorney general
Boston report states a voluntary school prayer bill was ruled unconstitutional by Attorney General Robert J. Quinn. The bill would have allowed a moment of meditation or prayer at the start of each school day but was deemed to violate First Amendment religious freedom. Gov. Francis W. Sargent had favored the measure. Albany note: Albion club officers named for the coming year include Mrs. George Koeppen as president and Mrs. Mac Furley as vice president.
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George Koeppen
Mac Furley
Charlotte Thompson
The Carp Telegram Seeks Subscriptions and Postal Details
The notice lists endless postage paid at Col Puished daily except Sundays and holidays. It states subscription rates by mail in several towns, with a yearly price and a change of address procedure. It urges subscribers to verify the postmaster and program details.
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Weekly Livestock Market Prices From Omaha Nebraska
USCAR market report shows weekly quotations for barrows and gilts, sows, slaughter steers and heifers, feeders, and sheep. Prices vary with weight, grade, and load size, noting higher bids for prime and high-choice lots and limited spring lamb demand.
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Peacekeeping mission in Vietnam in debt amid cease-fire budget dispute
The International Commission of Control and Supervision in Vietnam faces mounting debt after the four signers of the cease-fire have not approved its 43 million dollar budget. U.S. officials say a decision is pending while Canada’s delegation withdraws and Iran intends to replace it. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong have not yet approved the replacement. The group relies on Air America for transport and spends heavily on helicopters and contractor services.
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New Welk Honored in North Baketz Golf Hall Fame
Lawrence Welk was inducted into the North Baketz Golf Association hall of fame in Minot North Dakota on Thursday. The ceremony highlighted his fame for music and champagne bubbles while noting his pakas.
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North Baketz Golf Association
Hall of
Lawrence Welk
Cards of Thanks from a Resident at Behlen Memorial
A resident at Behlen Memorial and Mercy Hospital in Omaha expresses heartfelt appreciation for cards gifts and visits received during their stay. Special thanks are extended to the Hudars nurses and Mrs Agios Treitiest for their kindness and support.
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Behlen Mermorial
Mercy Hospi
Omaha
Agios
Giant African snail threat hits Florida quarantine zones
Washington AP reports the giant African snail, over a foot long with a thick shell, infests gardens and walls, prompting federal regulations. New Broward and southeastern Opa-Locka areas join Broward and Dade County sites under strict quarantines restricting soil and plant material movement. Declared a pest since 1986, scientists flag disease risk while noting snails’ appeal to some youths as pets. Public cleanup and habitat removal advised to block snail hiding places.
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Probation Given for Auto Accident Deaths
District Judge John Burke placed Council Bluffs man William V Schonavec on two years probation after a 1972 crash on the South Omaha Bridge that killed Mary Henderson and Schonavec’s 14 year old son Conrad. Schonavec pleaded no contest to one count of motor vehicle homicide. another count was dismissed.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
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Mary Henderson
Omaha
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New Zealand Prime Minister to Meet President in Washington
New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk will meet President Nixon in Washington on September 27 to review matters of mutual concern as ANZUS partners. Kirk will also attend United Nations sessions in New York next month, the White House announced.
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New York
Justice Dept may send Kent State killings to grand jury
The Justice Department revived inquiries into the Kent State University killings of four students by Ohio National Guardsmen and suggested a federal grand jury could hear the case. Attorney General Richardson said additional inquiry is possible though no final decision was made.
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Sun Dance okayed by Rosebud leaders amid AIM ties
Mission South Dakota AP report says Rosebud Sioux Council endorsed the Sun Dance despite AIM involvement. Ceremony officiants Crow Dog and Crow, with tribal president hopeful Ivo Hawk, outlined guidelines to keep the rite religious and free of firearms drugs or alcohol. Crowd expected to swell as AIM delegates arrive for a four day festival near Wounded Knee site near Mission.
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Civilians Brand and Lind Set for Skylab 2 Space Flight
Houston AP reports Skylab 2 plans to launch with civilian astronauts Vance D. Brand and Don L. Lind, first nonmilitary crewmembers on a US space mission. Brand, 42, former Maine pilot and Lockheed flight test engineer, and Lind, 43, physicist and ex Navy pilot, both trained as military officers. Both have long academic backgrounds and families, with Brand from Longmont California and Lind from Midgate Utah, married with four and six children respectively.
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Maine
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Convictions rise in Nebraska driving offenses report
Lincoln Nebraska AP says more traffic convictions and license revocations occurred in the last fiscal year ending June 30, with drunken driving convictions up 410 and abstracts rising from 1,768,461 to 627,016 as the state motor department notes possible reporting or ticketing changes. Earnings at Northern Natural Gas rise to 2.59 per share for the first half of 1973, up from 2.27 a year earlier.
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