Greece asks ICJ ruling on Aegean oil rights dispute
In a tense crisis Greece petitions the International Court of Justice to delineate Greek and Turkish zones in the Aegean Sea amid threats of war footing. Premier Constantine Caramanlis reviews armed forces as NATO allies urge restraint. Greece plans to push the matter to the UN Security Council.
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New York
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Beatrice School Board Eyes Used Buses and Roofing Deal
Beatrice school board nears bid for 18 used buses including three low mileage units as Supt Bellum notes potential savings for Columbus next year. Board also approves Weathercraft to rebuild Williams School east wing roof at up to 12650. Resignations accepted. new teachers hired. administrative assistant proposal tabled.
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Beatrice
Columbus
Bill Redraw
Weathercraft
Williams School
David Witt
Dennia Bergen
Une
Bellum
Donna Overturf
Negman
Dismond Sanitation
Continental Baking Co
Roberts-Fairacree
Holiday Inn
State Department
New Job Service Manager Appointed in Columbus
William Weekly named manager of the Nebraska Job Service office in Columbus succeeding retired Dallas Berney. Weekly, who began in 1970 as an interviewer in North Platte, will direct staff and ensure services for jobseekers. The Columbus office reported July activity: 256 initial applications, 25 veterans, 119 women. 763 registrations, 78 veterans, 51 women. 88 seeking summer work. 186 employers requested 225 employees. 494 referrals, 158 placements. Manufacturing was the largest demand, with detasseling providing July summer work for about 1,100 area residents. Scheduled outlying-area service Aug 1 Schuyler Welfare office 2 3 pm, Aug 18 Osceola Welfare office 11 4 pm, David City Welfare office 2 3 pm.
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Nebraska
Columbus
Gerald Chizek
Weekly
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North Platte
Dallas R. Berney
Division of Employment
Report
Schuyler
Osceola
David City
Richardson warns on corporate ethics and standards
Commerce Secretary Elliot J. Richardson says major U.S. corporations flouting ethical and legal norms create an ugly spectacle and threaten global economies. Speaking to ABA delegates, he urges lawyers to offer sage counsel to clients to restore trust and uphold standards in trade and competition.
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Commerce
Elliot J. Richardson
U.S
American Bar Association
Richardson
United States
America
Cooler, drier air moves across Nebraska after stormy night
Pleasant summer weather spread across Nebraska as a front moved east. Winds up to 70 mph in Hastings caused downed trees and power outages, with isolated flooding. A cold front from northeast to south central Nebraska and a high over Idaho shaped conditions, cooler and drier air expected to cover most of the state by Wednesday morning with a chance of more scattered thunderstorms tonight.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Hastings
Mies
Ontario
Idaho
National Weather Service
Sk Ih
Weather Service
Flu vaccination program stalled in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the nationwide swine flu inoculation drive is again stalled as Congress adjourns for the Republican convention. House members fail to muster a quorum on the Commerce Committee, blocking action on the bill while Albert notes at least one member objects to adopting the Senate version before recess. Both chambers pause until Aug 2.
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Congress
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Commerce Committee
Albert
Commerce
Belle weakens as eastern hurricane Belle hits New England
Hurricane Belle downgrades to a tropical storm after sweeping from New York to New England. Ninety mile per hour winds and heavy rain cause widespread outages, evacuations, and flight cancellations across Long Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts as residents begin cleanup and return to coastal homes. More than 11 thousand people seek shelter in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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Belle
New York
New England
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Connecticut
New York City
Westchester County
Massachusetts
Vermont
Montpelier
Civil Defense
Log Island
Red Cross
New Hampshire
Nassau
Suffolk
Ford weighing Connally and Weicker as running mates
President Ford has sounded Connally and Weicker as possible vice presidential prospects. Weicker confirmed a campaign call while Connally joked about other duties. Both men dodged definite commitments as Ford weighs leadership and ticket balance after Watergate era.
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John
Connally
Ford
Lowell P. Weicker
Connecticut
Weicker
Doug Cutler
Senate
Public hearing on Platte County 1976 77 budget set
Platte County Board of Supervisors will display the proposed budget Wednesday with a public hearing in the Courthouse board room. Total budget is 4.8 million dollars, up 10 percent from last year due largely to Hall of Justice costs nearing completion and unspent prior year funds.
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Hall of Justice
Flood Control Drainage Fund
Ovonee Bend Bank
Updathys
Platte County
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