Eucharistic Congress ends with renewed Catholic spirit
The 41st International Eucharistic Congress concluded in Philadelphia drawing about 100000 pilgrims. It reflected renewal amid Vatican II turmoil and signaled two key themes: social action linked to Eucharistic devotion and broad theological consensus on Christ’s presence in bread and wine. An October Detroit meeting will map a five year plan of social action.
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David E. Anderson
Philadelphia
UPI
Roman Curia
Paul
Congress
Universal Church
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Detroit
U.S
Prospect of battle within Reagan camp
Reagan conservatives press for a decisive conservative plank in the 1976 Republican platform. Leaders including Jesse Helms and Phillip Crane oppose the Reagan team as they seek a strong statement while party factions clash over platform control and subcommittee chair appointments.
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Reagan Camp
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Blican
Unite
Nelson Rockefeller
Agriculture
Earl Butz
James Lynn
Ford
Reagan
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Phillip Crane
Illinois
Helms
Crane
California
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Helms-Crane
Robert Ray
Iowa
Platform Committee
Platform
Puerto Rico hosts third annual Sato Show for mongrels
In San Juan at El Morro, 227 satos compete in 11 categories sponsored by the Animal Rescue Association. Winners include the Heinz 76 contest finale with diverse satos like a multi eyed spotted dog. The event aims to elevate sato image and curb overpopulation.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
UPI
The
Animal Rescue Association
Erain Pericot
Sato
Island
el Morro Castle
St. Bernard
Coal leads in recoverable fossil fuel resources in U S
A government assessment shows coal at 69 percent of total recoverable fossil fuel resources in the United States while natural gas and oil shale combined account for 7 percent and oil 23 percent. The note adds a historical line about Vasco Balboa's execution in 1517.
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United States
U.S
Vasco Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Smith bill to curb federal overregulation aims to curb agency rules
Rep. Virginia Smith of Nebraska introduced a bill to stop what she calls needless harassment from federal regulations. The measure lets Congress strike down a regulation by concurrent resolution with a simple majority within 60 days of proposal, otherwise it takes effect.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
Congress
Hruska backs easy path to platform on peace policy
Senator Roman Hruska said drafting a platform plank on peace and foreign policy that fits both Reagan and Ford should be simple. He chairs the platform sub committee and believes the language is the main divergence. Hruska noted Kissinger’s role but stated no American troops are being harmed, as he nears retirement with two Nebraskans on the unit.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPT
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Ronald Reagan
Ford Hruska
Reagan
Ford
Fordson
Hruska
U.S
Russia
Kissinger
Senate
Congress
Republican Platform
Mineral surveys cover wide area in the United States
Surveys completed on all 34 primitive areas total over six million acres. Reports for 31 areas have been issued in U S Geological Survey bulletins. the remaining reports are on open file and in the printing stage.
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United States
U.S. Geological Survey
Omaha Boys Clubs run final 400 mile Nebraska crossing
A group of 16 teenage boys with four adult supervisors complete the last 45 miles today running from Eagle to the South Omaha bridge. They average 45 miles daily across the state to highlight boys club community service projects.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Omaha
Nebraska
Colorado
Na Guard
Don Preister
Eagle
South Omaha
Edward Zorinsky
Preister
McCook and Hastings
Chicago Boys Club
Tony Culley-Foster
San Francisco
Washington
Culley- Foster
Omaha Boys Club
Special recognition dinner planned for Willard Barbee
A dinner will be held in Lincoln on August 21 to honor Willard Barbee former State Game and Parks Commission Director for his contributions to Nebraska conservation Barbee left the post due to health after a heart attack and now resides in Missouri Eugene Mahoney of Omaha succeeded him from Unicamera Barbee’s secretary Linda Schrock confirms the recognition plan
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Willard Barbee
State Game and Parks Commission
Barbee
The
Game Commission
Missouri
Eugene Mahoney
Omaha
Unicamera
Linda Schrock
Nebraska
Commission
Liberty Bell Shows More Cracks In Cast Iron Structure
The Liberty Bell has additional cracks in its shoulder area apart from the main crack along the side and the diagonal up to the crown. Smaller cracks are present on the old cast bell as inspectors note the wear on the historic artifact.
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Liberty Bell
Real estate upturn sees old buyers priced out by young
Central Florida and national markets show recovery as older homes sell fast and new homes move, but many younger buyers lack initial down payments. Realtors report improving ads and sales in Florida Chicago New York Boston Los Angeles and rural areas as demand shifts toward established families and rental options.
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John Lesar
United Press International
Ken Fischer
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bob Swift
The
Miami Herald
Atlanta Constitution
DeWitt Rogers
Hutch Jordan
Fourteen West Realty Co
Morningside
Fourteen West
Jordan
Mount Prospect
Ill
Dale Townsend
Los Angeles Times
James O’brien
Associated Builders of
California
San Jose Area
California Builders Council
O'Brien
New York Metropolitan Area
Boston Title Company
American Farm Bureau
Midwest
Wide weather system hits nation with floods and hurricane danger
Rain and thunderstorms drench extensive areas from the Atlantic Seaboard to the Plains and West. Flash flood watches issued for Rhode Island and parts of Massachusetts. NYC roads flooded as manholes blew open. Hurricane Belle menaces North Carolina coast with 110 mph winds. Record lows gutter Southeast with 61 degrees in Birmingham and Atlanta. Central Washington and Arizona endure flash floods and damaged roads. Early temps range from 49 to 89 across multiple states.
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United Press International
Dixie
Atlantic Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York City
Springfield Boulevard
New York
North Carolina
Cape Lookout
Kitty Hawk
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Plains
Rockies
Arizona
Westcentral
Washington State
Butte
Mont
Traverse City
Mich
Needles
Calif
Bike Makers Seek U.S. Action on Bicycle Education
The Bicycle Manufacturers Association of America urges local state and federal governments to mandate bicycle education in public schools and to raise driver awareness of cyclists on city streets and highways.
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Bicycle Manufacturers Association of America, Inc
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Wahoo Saddle
Yo Club, Inc
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
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Conoco
Apache Insulation
Gerald Reeder
Apache Insulation Rural Rt
Columbus
Chargers
COLTS
Ramchargers
Columbus Motors, Inc
13Th Street
Columbus, Nebr
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