Mr. Whiskers Feature Debuts in NEBRASKALand
NEBRASKALand unveils a new educational series titled Mr. Whiskers aimed at school-age readers. The editor says stories will interest all ages but target youngsters with content on man and his relation to nature and wildlife. The plan includes hands-on projects and teacher aids.
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Lincoln
Mr. Whiskers
Nebraskaland Magazine
Nebraskaland
Lowell Johnson
Johnson
Man
Platte County Heart fund totals surpass seven thousand
Nebraska Heart Association reports Platte County donations exceed $7,000 for the year with memorials at $612 and campaign receipts of $6,620.37, totaling $7,232.37 though final figures await an official audit.
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Nebraska Heart Association
Ford to start swine flu immunization soon with new liability shield
President Ford will launch the swine flu vaccination program as early as next month after Congress passed emergency legislation shielding the government and vaccine makers from lawsuits. Rep. Rogers said shots could begin in September and noted most immunizations will be free, with some opting to pay private doctors for doses.
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Washington
UPI
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Congress
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
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Thomas O'Neill
U.S
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Silver Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Silver Creek families host and visit relatives in Benkelman Lincoln Duncan Columbus Grand Island and Chicago Heights while a baby is born to Robert Waldhelm and his wife in Ridgefield New Jersey. A card club gathering and hospital patient update are also listed alongside a Boston battle note from March 17 1776.
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Willard Croft
Benkelman
Ned Powers
Harold Martin
Lincoln
Dewey Arbourer
Ed Ernst
Duncan
Ann Bryant
Columbus
Francis Wuerth
California
Clara Bryant
Jack Bryant
Pete Nickolities
Chicago Heights
Ill
Frank Konwinski
Norman Euse
Reynold Wik
Oakland
Calif
Lena Bryan
Grand Island
la Verne Bryan
Robert Waldhelm
Ridgefield
N. J
Timothy Ryan
Clarence Jones
Country Club
Darrell Atkinson
Walter Spike
St. Francis Hospital
Boston
William Howe
Dorchester Heights
Mass
Therapeutic abortion debated for Seveso toxin exposure
In Italy a justice minister says abortion may be therapeutic if a pregnant woman faces mental or physical harm from bearing an abnormal child due to Seveso gas exposure. The ruling does not allow abortions solely for potential defects. Officials report 113 pregnant women studied after July 10 gas release. 855 evacuated, 125 children affected, and thousands of animals died.
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Rome
API
Milan
Italy
Constitutional Court
Paolo Bonifacio
Fang
Bonifacio
Lombardy
Seveso
Spanhake Returns From Nevis Vacation Trip
Leigh Robertson Barnes of Fayetteville Arkansas and John Spanhake return home Thursday from Nevis Minnesota where they had been vacationing. Barnes continues to Fayetteville on Friday. Mrs Barnes and sons and her parents Mr and Mrs Gustave Spanhake stay at Nevis longer for vacation.
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Robert Barnes
Fayetteville
Ark
John Spanhake
Nevis
Minn
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