Quinlans plan book and movie on Karen Quinlan case
Karen Ann Quinlan’s parents said they will publish a book and pursue a movie to raise funds for terminally ill care. They aim to memorialize Karen, with proceeds supporting a hospital fund under Bishop Lawrence B. Casey, and stress publishing to tell the true story and help others.
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Three Americans go on trial in Moscow drug case
Three young American men Dennis Burn Paul Brawer and Gerald Amster face trial in Moscow City Court accused of a multi million dollar heroin smuggling plot. They allegedly carried 71 pounds of brown sugar heroin in false bottomed suitcases at Moscow airport. If convicted each could face up to ten years in a Soviet prison.
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Reems Moves Campaign HQ to Hollywood Amid Obscenity Conviction
Los Angeles reports that adult film star Harry Reems, aided by poet Rod McKuen, relocates his fundraising base to Hollywood after a Memphis conspiracy conviction regarding Deep Throat. Supporters plan appeals arguing content liability against performers.
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UPI
Rod McKuen
Harry Reems
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Hollywood
Reems
Nebraska range program cut sparks protest at UNL
About 35 members of the Nebraska Section of the Society of Range Management urge the university to restore and expand range and pasture management positions after a budget cut. The resignation of Dr. Elderne C. Conrad created a teaching void as funding vanished, leaving minimal range research staff and a part time instructor. SRM leaders Moser Noonan Plantz named to posts amid dispute over funds and program scope.
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University Experiment Station
Lowell Moser
University
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Lincoln
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Murphy Named Southeast Nebraska Area Conservationist
Ronnie D. Murphy of Carbondale Illinois will become the southeast Nebraska area conservationist, succeeding Norm Doehring on August 15. Murphy, a ten year veteran, will oversee 11 field offices and four natural resource districts. He formerly worked as Illinois area conservationist since September 1974 after careers in Alabama and Lisle Illinois. The appointment follows Doehring’s transfer to Kansas. The second item notes a US Geological Survey report on undiscovered recoverable oil and gas.
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Kansas
Anniston
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Lutheran agency names Omahan acting director
The Lutheran Family and Social Service of Nebraska Inc. appointed Williard Richardson of Omaha as acting executive director. He will serve until a replacement for Rev. Eugene W. Jobst, who with his wife and mother in law died in the Thompson Canyon flood in Colorado. Richardson is senior vice of Henningson, Durham and Richardson Consulting Engineers and Architects of Omaha. The agency has offices in Omaha, Lincoln, and Ogallala and services in Norfolk, Grand Island, Beatrice, Columbus, McCook and Sidney. It covers adoption, family and individual counseling, mental health and family life education.
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Eugene W. Jobst
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Iowa
Thompson Canyon
Colorado
Church
Aver Pees
Henningson, Durham and Richardson Consulting Engineers
Lutheran Family and Social Services of Nebraska Inc
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Grand Island
Beatrice
Columbus
McCook
Sidney
School to Begin in Creston on August 30
Creston announces the new term starts August 30 with classes from 9 a.m. to noon on the first day. No lunch will be served that day.
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