Religion in America frames family crisis and plans for bicentennial year
David E Anderson reports amid a church driven push to reaffirm the family as the core social unit. Roman Catholic leaders Bernardin and Rausch headline regional discussions in Atlanta. Protestant groups led by Senator Hatfield plan a Continental Congress on the Family in St. Louis with about 3000 delegates to draft practical strategies for evolving family life and moral guidance.
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DAVID E_ ANDERSON
Wingerine
Pmlcant
Atlanta
Joseph L. Bernardin
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
James S. Rausch
Bishops’ Conference
United States Catholic Conference
Sen
Mark
Hatfield, Terre
J. Allan Petersen
Congress
St. Louis
Hatfield
Bridge column fragment presents players and misplayed hands
A smoky club bridge narrative details a hand as Charley Lochridge evaluates opponents Hast and East. The blotches of bidding advice discuss notrump versus major openings and the perils of misreading four diamonds. Readers are invited to send questions to the Yacobys column.
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Tefo
Lorth
South
Charles Lochridgt
Yacobys
Shelby card club hosts bridge party results
Shelby card club met at 7:30 for a dinner and bridge. Gary Hern bloom won high for the men, with Bud Abbott second and Larry third. among women, Keren Kumpf led, Kathy Grasch second, Marlene Sterup third, and Pat Reisdorff was low. Next bridge party set for Ronald and Mrs Smaith home on September 6.
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Shelby
Gary Henblooms
Gary Hernbloom
Bud Abbott
Larry
Donald, My
Keren Kumpf
Kathy Grasch
Marlene Sterup
Pat Reisdorff
Mrr
Ronald Smaith
Daughter visits Mrs. Lichtenfeld in Platte Center
Mrs. Douglas Osborn and family from Loomis arrived to spend several days with her mother Dorothy Lichtenfeld. Other guests visited at the Furby home include Mrs. Wayne Seims and daughter from Jacksonville and Amy Knipstein from Omaha. A punttry shower occurred at the Malek home in Columbus. Lys Duras was honored for an upcoming wedding to Wally Starostka in August.
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Vic Malek
Columbus
Lys Duras
Wally Starostka
Natural gas shortages seen to worsen this winter
Washington sources say natural gas shortages could be 90 percent higher than last winter, with supplies 15 percent below demand nationwide and unemployment rising as factory closings hit. The White House reviews actions but no decisions were made, with industrial users first crippled and residences next.
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Washington
UPL
White House
William Greener
Ford
Greener
Missouri
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
North
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
John Carlton
Nebraska lawmakers weigh thistle control program
August 9 1975 Lincoln UPI report from Columbus Nebraska details the legislature Agriculture Committee examining ways to combat music thistles seen as a pressing statewide problem. Chairman Loran Schmit warns westward spread could create astronomical costs and notes a potential need for state subsidies. Discussion cites spraying costs and a 45 million acre survey showing about 1 196 000 acres infested. LB14 would aid weed control with county superintendent certification. Emphasis shifts to fall control, county responsibility, and possible enforcement varying by county. Senator John DeCamp cautions county-by-county action may not fully succeed due to wind and weed movement.
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Charles E. Wieser Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Agriculture Committee
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Ile
Jim Wolf
Albion National Bank
Wolfe
Kreuscher
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