Nebraska to Offer Statewide TV High School Course
Nebraska Educational Television Network and the State Department of Education unveiled plans for a statewide televised high school prep course. Beginning Sept 20 broadcasts will run twice weekly, with tests at 28 sites and a GED certificate on completion. the $7,710 project is funded from the network budget.
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Lincoln
UPL
Nebraska Educational ‘Television Network
State Department of Education
Network
Jack McBride
Great Plains National
Meltride
Gov Ray visits Amish community to discuss schooling
Gov Roders D. Ray toured an Old Order Amish settlement near Kalona Iowa spending three hours in the community. He had lunch with an Amish family, visited two private schools and endorsed continued exemption from certified education for 20 local children while signaling support to the State Board of Public Instruction to reconsider the recent end of annual Amish school exemptions.
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Kalona
Iowa
UPI
Roders D. Ray
Ray
Dex Moines
Toby Miller
Des Moines
Tay
State Board of Public Instruction
Millon
Haeclion
Seventh witness in trial of two Ames Plaza Bank robbers
The prosecution called its seventh witness in the district court trial of Larry Clark and Ronald Reed both from St Paul Minn Investigators presented shell casing marks from a small shotgun found in the Ames Plaza Bank lobby The FBI firearms expert did not tie the weapon to Clark or Reed The pair face felonious entry firearm in commission of a felony and shooting with intent to kill charges
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Omaha
UPI
FBI
Larry Clark
Ronald Reed
St. Paul
Minn
Evan Hodge
Ames Plaza
Clark
Reed
Pins Given to Major Donors at Bloodmobile Visit
Albion reports 93 pints collected with three rejects at the Bloodmobile visit. Pins awarded to Elaine Faust Agnes Meysenburg and Linda Voboril. Donor honors include Roy Tucker one gallon Richard Johnson two gallons Rachael Kaup three gallons Loraine Scholl four gallons and others.
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Albion
Elaine Faust
Agnes Meysenburg
Linda Voboril
Roy Tucker
Richard Johnson
Rachael Kaup
Loraine Scholl
Altar Society Meets at Michael Catholic Church Basement
The Albion Altar Society gathered in the church basement for a meeting. Mrs Tray Flanigan presented a reading titled All About Martha. Miss Jennifer Iwan spoke about her Beatrice Home experience and answered questions. Hostesses were Mines Alfred Keeshan Charles Homolka Dave Wenge Edward Prothman and Helen Mullin.
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Albion — Altar Society
Michael
Tray Flanigan
Martha
Jennifer Iwan
Beatrice
Mines
Alfred Keeshan
Charles Homolka
Dave Wenge
Edward Prothman
Helen Mullin
Birth at Boone County Hospital Aug 10
Albion couple Mrs. Eugene Sehneider of Spalding welcomed a baby boy at Boone County hospital weighing 15 ounces a ming pound.
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Albion
Eugene Sehneider
Spalding
Boone County Hospital
Almanac Highlights and Historical Dates for Aug 13 1971
Almanac notes today is Friday August 13 1971 ninth day of the year the moon in last quarter with Venus Saturn as morning stars and Mercury Mars Jupiter as evening stars. It records Lucy Slone born August 13 1916 and historical items including Yes We Wave No Bananas hitting No 1 in 1923 Capt Frank Hawkes set speed record LA to NYC in 12 hours 23 minutes in 1933 Russia plans armed forces reduction 610000 and 1961 Berlin Wall construction as over two million fled to West Germany in 12 years. A thought for today from John Galsworthy about imagining the future.
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United Press International
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Lucy Slone
Frank Hawkes
Los Angeles
New York
Russia
Berlin Wall
West Germany
Police arrest 21 in South Korea riot at housing site
Seoul police said they arrested 21 residents and sought more after a six hour spree of violence near a housing site in Kwangju east of Seoul. The arson and assembly law violations followed residents, many moved from Seoul slums, storming a police box and damaging a provisional office and four cars including patrol jeeps.
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Seoul
UPI
Lasr
Kwangju
Senators protest Frontier plan to cut Nebraska service
Sen Carl Curtis and Rep Peter Martin protested Frontier Airlines plan to cut air service to McCook Hastings and Kearney Nebraska in letters to Civil Aeronautics Board chair Browne and Frontier president Paul Burke. They warned business travelers will face inconvenience and tight schedules.
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Washington
UPL
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Ave Martin
H-Neb
Secar
Browne
Civil Aeronautics Baril
D.C
Curtis
Martin
Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Mvontier
McCook
Hastings
Kearney
Paul Burke
Frontier Airlines, Inc
Albion Jaycees Plan Fair Booth at July Meeting
Mrs Jaycees discussed fair booth plans at the Thursday session in Albion. Attendees reported on the summer planning school in Norfolk and the Albion Centennial. Ads for the fair were sold and the rest room cleaned. Mrs Robert Hartman was chosen as an Akal Ben Com Neighbor and to receive a chain.
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Albion
Jaycees
Norfolk
Robert Hartman
Missouri guest list at local area home
A Missouri woman guest in the area was listed with residents including Dean Divine of Columbia. The Don Cumming home hosted guests with Mrs. R. J Cumming visiting in the afternoon. Richard Meysenburg, Pell Anne and Clara Meysenburg of Cedar Falls, Iowa, are spending time at the Tom Meysenburg residence.
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ST. Edward
Anna Zimmerman
Dean Divine
Columbia
Inflationhurt biggest problem for farmers says official
Clarence Palmby, assistant U.S. secretary of agriculture in Lincoln, calls inflation the single largest issue troubling farmers and describes its effects as heartbreaking. He also addresses China trade prospects, Nixon administration reforms, and aims to make the agriculture department more responsive with a national level reorganization.
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Lincoln
UPL
U8 Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence PB
Pelmby
Lincois
United States
China
Palmby
U.S
Nixon
Nixon Police Cies
Agriculture
Palinky
Department of Agriculture
Branc
Society plans annual fall dinner and centennial slides
Society met at the church basement and discussed the annual fall dinner set for Sept 26. Father Lukes showed slides of the Edward Centennial held in June. The lunch committee included Mrs Ray Choyeski, Larry Hires, Don Cumming, and Kitty Acacy.
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Margaret Mary Allar
Ehurch
Tather Lukes
Mmes
Ray Choyeski
Larry Hires
Don Cumming
Kitacy
Butler County Fair awards top booths at state fair bid
Ribbons were awarded for top fair booths at the Butler County Fair. The purple ribbon went to Brown and Country Crafters selected for state fairs. Also recognized were Little Misses Busy Lands Glue David City FIA Hilltoppers Merry Maidens Mery Mixers and Daddy's Lille Ils.
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David City
Butler County
Little Misses
Busylands
David City Fia
Hilltoppers
Merry Maidens
Mery Mixers
Daddy's Lille
Ils
Born to Albion couple a 7 pound nine ounce boy
A baby boy weighing seven pounds nine ounces was born August 11 at Boone County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Adrian Tesxtey of Albion.
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Albion
Adrian Tesxtey
Boone County Hospital
Wallace tests Nixon on busing stance in Alabama stand
Governor Wallace orders reassignment of Pamela Davis a 15 year old to a nearby school to avoid a 20 mile bus ride claiming to test Nixon's pledge against forced busing He plans further defiance at a Stokes University news conference where he will receive a doctorate and says federal orders must be met only if Nixon sanctions busing by federal authorities to preserve school assignments and neighbor health safety
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Montgomeiy
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Capitol
Wallace
Roy State University
Limestone School Board
Calhoun County
Ely
Jefferson County Board of Education
Pamela Davis
Alabama
Sam
John Mitchell
IEW
Isliol Richardson
Mrs Roubal Tops Open Class At County Fair
Agnes Roubal of Hrme named grand champion in open class and division winning 16 firsts and receiving a Blue Ribbon recipes book from past county fair winners. Carl Barlean reports 369 entries with 96 firsts and 18 seconds. Elias Muller wins best needlework cross stitch quill. sewing chest awarded. In David City, Jim Homan of Summerville announce birth of daughter Stephanie Lyn on August 11. grandparents listed.
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David City
Agnes Roubal
Hrme
United States
Buller County Mail
Carl Barlean
Elias Muller
David Guy
The
Fair Association
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