Spencer Foods expansion brings jobs to Schuyler Nebraska
The Spencer Foods announced a multi million expansion at its Schuyler Nebraska plant to meet growing meat demand. Gerald Pearson chairman and Governor praised the local workforce and community support as vital to Nebraska's economy.
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Associated Press
Spencer Foods
Schuyler
Nebraska
Schuyley
Uncle Sap
Nebraska Calle
Bour
Spencer Woods
America
Gerald Pearson
Spencer
Guy
Lawyers Seek Advertising Break in Attorney Rules
A San Francisco Barristers Club push by 1600 young lawyers under 38 challenges the ethics code’s ban on attorney advertising. They argue prepaid legal services plans restrict competition and consumer options, urging openness to inform the public and lower costs.
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Nti
Barrister’s Club of
San Francisco
California State Bar
State Bar
Ano
Attitudes change save Fontana steel mill despite Japanese price edge
Kaiser Steel at Fontana announced shutdown of a whip mill as workers faced unemployment. Union leaders argued productivity rose 42 percent in 20 days after management and workers intensified small fixes and a key attitude shift. Critics question if U.S. plants can outproduce foreign rivals long term.
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Kaiser Steel Co
Fontana
California
Geine
Apl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
Japan
Germany
United States
Ashe Mnion
People Speak Thank You for Columbus Pista Hut Softball Victory
The Columbus Pista Hut team thanks sports enthusiasts for support during the Women's Class A softball tournament over the weekend. They commend Columbus league teams, the Serlama Club and president Ted Kyster, tournament director Bob Jensen, and the umpires for a well organized event and entertainment as they claim state champs.
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Columbus Pista Hut
Columbus
Pizex Hut
Serlama Club
Ted Kyster
Bob Jensen
Weatherman Testimony Sparks Broad Weather Debate
Federal lawmakers grill Archie Hargill a TV forecaster from WFOG over a July weekend forecast predicting sun despite a cold front. He cites Weather Bureau data, admits missteps yet defends handling while acknowledging audience impact and station pressures.
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Washington
Senate Pety
Hargill
Archie Hargill
WFOG
Hargile
Senator
Jarlgill
Jook
Weather Bureau
Canada
Bargill
Anl
Targila
Rodents Across the Puzzle Mixed Clues and Answers
A fragmented crossword style grid with scattered clues and partial solutions. Across clues reference small rodents and various unrelated terms while down clues cover continents assists numbers and Latin terms. The page shows a mixed set of solved and unsolved entries in a historical puzzle layout.
Columbus Telegram reads like a freedom themed column and advice
The Columbus Telegram editorial voice promotes freedom as a gift and cites guiding principles. A reader asks about post surgery nutrition after stomach removal and a doctor explains intrinsic factor, pernicious anemia risk, and dumping syndrome with dietary guidance.
Christian Concern Versus Action in World Development Debated
The piece contrasts two paths for aiding the Third World. It argues that the push for religious concern often clashes with practical action, favoring investment-led growth and world capitalism over redistributive socialist models as the key to development. It cites Castro, Allende, Nigeria, Malaysia, and Brazil, noting critics’ view that concern rhetoric masks indifference to real change.
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World Council of Churches
Convern
Christan
Castro
Cuba
Allende
Chile
Nigeria
Malaysia
Brazil
James V. Schall
Schall
Castros
Allendes
New York Times
Soviet Union
Salvator Allend
U.N. Gener Assembly
Nixon snubs set rattles Japan in U S ties
Prime Minister Tanaka dodged direct replies as he faced reporters amid questions over US moves that angered Japan. Tokyo counted three shocks in policy, including China talks, a broad economic shift, and new soybean export curbs, with Kissinger blamed for prior lack of notice.
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Wate
Kakeu Tanaka
Japan
Nixon
Hawaii
Tanaka
United States
China
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Nixon Secrecy Sparks Strained Ties With Japan And China
Bruce Biossat notes revolutionary overtures toward China and the strain in U S Japan relations over secrecy and ally handling. He cites Tanaka’s publicly hidden anger and bitter remarks by lesser officials, reflecting on 1971 China moves and 1972 Moscow talks.
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Tanaka
Japan
Nixon
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Brezhnev
Moscow
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U.S
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