Retiring chairman cited at Beef Industry meeting
Cattle man J C Holbert of Betten der Iowa honored in Omaha at the Sisl annual meeting banquet as he retires as chairman of the Beef Industry Council of the National Live Stock and Meat Board He served as Meat Board director since 1959 and past president of the American Angus Association plus other livestock roles.
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Omaha
Net
J.C. Holbert
Bettender
Iowa
Beef Industry Council
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Holbert
Meat Board
John A. Copeland
Sisl
Meal
American Angus Association
Cards of Thanks for Kindness at Behlen Hospital
A note of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers cards and visits while a patient at Behlen Hospital. Special thanks to Fr Tegis and Basil for prayers and visits plus appreciation for doctors and hospital staff for wonderful care from Mrs Wrank C Bosak.
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Behlen Hospital
Fr. Tegis
Basil
Seconac class rostesa and wart Coturtus notices
Public notice text indicates daily publication with exceptions and subscription rates. The document lists carrier, mail, and regional pricing for Columbus and nearby areas. It requests subscribers to promptly notify the post office and telegraph authorities of address changes.
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Coturtus
Fap
Laver
Columbus
Mall i Platie
Beers
Merrick, Hance, Polk
Dy Mall Bias Pské
Gmer Stalen
Adoarss
Judges OK five wiretaps in Nebraska investigations
State and federal judges approved five wiretaps in Nebraska last year at the request of Douglas County Attorney Donald Knowles and authorized by Judge John Murphy and Warren Urbant. They covered gambling, conspiracy, and narcotics cases, with 58 people recorded across 4,527 messages. three taps led to 16 arrests and four convictions, lasting 0 to 19 days at about 1880 dollars per day.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Office of
U. S. Courts
Waur
Douglas County
Donald” Knowles
Douglas County District Council
John Murphy
Warren Urbant
Asst. Wi
Aly
Henry Petersen
Urban
Murphy
Aps
Seek to save Buffalo County Court House
In Kearney Nebraska a petition drive starts next week to preserve the Buffalo County Court House built in the 1880s as a new county office complex rises nearby. Organizers led by Buffalo County Historical Society vice president Chan Lynch Jr expect thousands of signatures to place the issue on the ballot for the next general election. The goal is conversion of the courthouse into a museum. the building is already a declared historical site and seen as the last of its era in the Kearney area.
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Buffalo County Board of Supervisors
Taneh
Lynch
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Kearney Ares
Nebraska plans appeal after high court reinstatement
The Nebraska state government plans to appeal a federal ruling by Judge Warren Urbom ordering highway engineer Richard Kiernan rehire and $3,040 back wages. The state roads director cited the firing tied to Kiernan questioning a colleague’s qualifications, while Kiernan’s attorney forecast an eventual win on appeal.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Warren Urbom
Rnnds Department
Richard Kiernan
Groam
State Supreme Court
Thomas Doyle
Alty
James Duggan
Urham
Douglas Mart
Kiernan
Doyle
Chemical Onegineer
Nebraska names Radenz as assistant agricultural statistician
Ronald Radenz has been named assistant agricultural statistician for Nebraska in the state federal Division of Agricultural Statistics. The Norwich native was transferred from the statistical reporting service in Washington to take the post.
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Radenz
Lincoln
Neb
Ronald Radenzas
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Statistical Reporting Service
Washington
Prey Viel
Nels
Norfolk
Horoscope Forecast for Sunday August 12
A dense astrological page offers Sun day guidance across signs. It urges Tauruses to seek cooperation in civic matters, Geminis to pursue practical talks, and Virgos to press for cooperative effort. Each sign receives advice on harmony, ambition, and social engagement with emphasis on civic work and personal growth.
Ingham steps down as Norfolk Regional Center head
Lincoln AP Charles Ingham will resign after 20 years as director of the Norfolk Regional Center. He becomes staff psychiatrist at Hastings Regional Center. Dr Howard D. Herrick to succeed him, having served as clinical director for six years.
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Ingham
Norfolk Regional Center
Tatler
Uverson
Ingain
Anderson
Herrick
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Nebr: Psychiatric Institute
Nebraskan couple arraigned on Las Vegas extortion plot
Ray Sterrett and Kristina Sterrett, Nebraska residents, pleaded innocent in Las Vegas to federal extortion charges. They allegedly threatened to bomb 10 hotels and casinos to obtain 2 million dollars, including 19 other properties, and remained in custody with bail set at 500 thousand and 1 million respectively.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nebraska
Ray Hassard Sterrett
Kristina Marie
U. S. District Court
Trager D. Fatey
Tae Sterrells
Sidney
Neb
FBI
Los Angeles
Sterretts
Werose
Circus Circuit Hotel
Sech
Shook
Sterrett
Accidents Reported Wednesday in Schuyler Area
Two crashes were logged on Wednesday on city streets. At 3th and K, a parked car owned by James Anderson collided with a truck driven by Fred Krenk of Schuyler. vehicle damage estimated at 85 dollars while the truck suffered none. Later at 16th and G, cars driven by Robert D. Hansen of Fremont and Edward Pekny of Schuyler collided. Pekny sustained leg bruises and was hospitalized, Pekny’s car damage about 625 dollars, Hansen’s vehicle damaged modestly.
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Schuyler
3Th
James Anderson
Fred Krenk
Auro
16Th
Robert D. Hansen
Fremont
Edward Pekny
Pekney
Memorial Hospital
Wahsen
Today in history highlights and notable events
Today is Saturday August 11 1973 a day with many historical notes. In 1354 a peace declaration ended fighting between France and the Viet Minn in Indochina. 1837 saw the first Atlantic cable break after 25 miles laid. 1863 a protectorate was declared over Cambodia. Victor Emmanuel II became king of Italy in 1861. Hoover in 1928 announced he would accept the Republican nomination in Palo Alto. 1935 Nazi demonstrations targeted Jews in Germany. In 1915 Allies said Japan’s surrender offer was acceptable. Five years ago Malian tanker incident off Sicily killed seven. One year ago Viet Minh attacks near Saigon. Birthdays include TY Abel and Lloyd Nolan among others. Thought for today: Silence is one great ark of conversion.
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Indochina
Trenth
Cambratia
Sicily
Saigon
Ty, Abel
United Steel Workers
Lloyd Nolan
Joseph H. Wirshhorn
Nixon extends price freeze and flags Phase 4 rules
Washington reports extended 60 day price freeze for most goods and a two week petroleum extension. Phase 4 will tightly regulate gasoline and heating oil with ceilings, automatic cost-based adjustments, and a seven cent minimum markup for retailers. Major actions include new farm and housing measures and adjustments to cost of living for retirees.
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Washington
John T Duntop
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Ngure
Dunlop
Leigh Budget Accepted for 1973 74 School Year
The Leigh Community Schools budget was approved at the public hearing with expenses totaling 332,560 and 1.00 cash on hand. Estimated miscellaneous revenue stands at 90,958.73 with a 2,539.91 collection fee and 256,531.18 current property tax. A special building fund levy of 4 mills was requested for an elementary multipurpose room. Eugene Griffiths of Mastings spoke at a special board meeting about his firm’s services and the plan to build the multipurpose room. Attorney John Whitehead discussed the recommendation and actions related to the project.
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Leigh Community “Schools
Eugene Griffiths
Mastings
John Whitehead Odiscuss
Justice Department files desegregation suit against Omaha
The U S Department of Justice filed a desegregation suit against the Omaha School District and Board of Education alleging racially segregated schools. It seeks court orders to create and implement an integration plan, including pupil assignments to Martin Luther King Middle School and challenging discriminatory transfer policies. The board previously rejected a federal directive to integrate at least five schools and pledged continued negotiations.
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Net
Board of Education
District of
Friothe
Martin Luther King
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Boar
Leost
Woul
Leahy backs Omaha school desegregation lawsuit
Omaha Mayor Eugene Leahy said filing a lawsuit against the Omaha public schools could pressure the community and board to reach desegregation solutions. He cited meetings with federal officials in Washington and said Justice Department staff support the desegregation effort.
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Neb
Mathnew
Eugene Leahy
Omaha Public Schools
Leahy
Washington, D.C
Mw 4S
Justice Department
Project Marlin Luther King
Atter
Adv
J. Shanta Foltinger
Community Committee
Immanuel Trinity Lutheran School Will Accept Tuition Students
The school will admit a limited number of tuition students for the 1973-74 year. Interested families may contact Principal Rick Krumland or board members Gene Carstens Elvin Bergt Elmer Svatora Norman Wilstusen Harlan Grier or Melvin Sachs. Sachs was appointed to fill a vacancy after Joe Bonneville moved to Dubuque. A reception for the Reumlands will precede an August 19 supper at Trinity.
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Schuyler
Immanuel Trinity Lutheran School
Board of Education
Bchool
Rick Krumland
Gene Carstens
Elvin Bergt
Elmer Svatora
Norman Wilstusen
Harlan Grier
Melvin Sachs
Sachs
Joe Bonneville
Dubuque
Iowa
Krumland
Amanuel
Trinity
Wall Street Prices Plummet as Rates Rise Again
Prices fall on Friday as the Dow drops 9.14 points to 892.98 below 500 for the first time since July. Declines outpace advances 3 to 1 in light volume at the NYSE with about 10.87 million shares traded as banks raise prime lending to 9 percent, the second rate move this week.
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New York
Wall Street
Inuivatac
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Arrest Made in June 6 Omaha Federal Burglary
IRS agents arrested Ervin Eugene Stewart of Omaha in connection with the June 6 1971 burglary of the Federal Credit Union at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Stewart, unemployed, is the third suspect in the $9 000 break in and faces a maximum penalty of 5000 fine or 10 years in prison or both at a hearing before U S Magistrate Richard Peek.
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Nee
IRS
Ervin Eugene Stewart
Ronald L. Maley
FBI
Stewart
Creuit Union
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Maley
Stewartt
Ue S
Richard
Peek
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