Nixon picks budget chief sold Nevada ranch stake
Roy L. Ash, nominated as budget director, disclosed he sold his half of the 200000 acre T Lazy ranch in Elko Nevada to partner Charley B. Thornton for a nominal price. The sale began years earlier during land trades connected to Pt Reyes National Seashore and federal land dealings.
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Nixon
Nevada
Elko, Nev
Roy L. Ash
White House
Elko Oul
Wilton Industries
Charley B. Thornton
Thornton
Ash
Litton Industries
Pt. Reyes National Seashore
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Pt. Reyes
California
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Jerry Hendershot
BLM
Interior Department
Pt. Reyes Seashore
Congress
Pi. Reyes
Nebraska lawmakers urged tougher drug laws and consumer protections
Nebraska legislative council hearings urged stiffening hard drug penalties especially for marijuana second offenses, expanding police and prevention efforts, boosting state patrol by 60 troopers yearly for five years, funding for a public recognizance release program, and passage of a consumer protection act enforced by the Agriculture Department with protections for home solicitation sales and three day contract cancelations.
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Lincoln
Neb
Legislative Council
Eugene Mahoney
Omaha
Judiciary
U.S. Supreme Court
Committee On Truth In Advertising
State Agriculture Department
Study finds TV ads unreliable across manufacturers
Washington AP report summarizes Georgetown law center study for the FTC showing 32 of 50 television ad claims unsubstantiated. Sears Roebuck led with 16 claims, RCA had three. RCA praised for engineer review, FTC to consider guidelines.
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Washington
Institute For Public Interest Representation
Georgetown University Law Center
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Sears, Roebuck
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Omaha Council to discuss fire safety measures
Omaha city council members plan a discussion on fire safety in tall buildings Following recent high rise fires in other cities Fire Chief Veron Van Scoy and officials will propose measures The councilman Warren Swigart urges exploring all life saving options including sprinklers and code changes The briefing notes that Omaha currently relies on standpipe systems and noncombustible materials and may lead to code updates
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Omaha
Neh
Veronon van Stoy
Warren Swigart
van Scoy
Swigart
Gets summons as Bronx store opens on Sabbath for disabled
In New York a Bronx Alexander’s department store opened Sunday to let thousands of disabled shoppers inside. Patrolman Kenneth Fischer served four summons on the store manager for operating on the Sabbath. The annual event, now in its 18th year, lets disabled patrons shop tax paid by the store and profits donated to participating institutions. The summons followed a complaint from Arthur Walfson of the New York State Retail Labor Council who urged the district attorney to enforce the law. The store’s senior VP called the action baffling and unfair.
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New York
Kenneth Fischer
Fischer
Bronx
Alexan
Der’s
Arthur Walfson
New York State Retail Labor Council
Moger Barrer
Sweet Suite Offers 1400 Per Night At Holiday Inn
Washington AF reports the Holiday Inn near Gaithersburg Maryland lists a 1400 per night three bedroom four bath suite with servants quarters Roman bath and martinis on tap. Innkeeper William Dunmore says the publicity has boosted business despite no oil sheik or international financier staying there.
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Washington
Gaithersburg
William Dunmore
Particu
Sewing club meets and Crossroads Clinic noted
Mrs Walter Littelman hosted a sewing club meeting on Thursday with visitors from Clarkson and local residents. Prizes were awarded for contests and a Christmas party planned for December 12 at a local cafe. Monroe students attended the Crossroads Conference vocal clinic at Marquette with performances by mixed actette and guest conductor Mel Olsan.
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Leigh
Walter Littelman
Lumir Prazak
Clarkson
Lester Brim
Otto Mackenstadt
Herman Habte
Mackenstadt
Walter Engelbart
Monroe
Marquette
Porgy Coari
Becky Knowlton
Melva Gertsch
Debbie Terry Unruh
Dave Jenkinson
Steve Urkoski
Mel Olsan
Omaha
Captain Svoboda Assigned to Royal Thai Air Base
Captain Adrian L. Svoboda of David City Nebraska serves as an air operations officer with a PACAF unit at Nakhong Phanom Royal Thai ABB Thailand. He is a 1987 graduate of St Mary High School and earned a philosophy BA from St Thomas College Denver in 1983. He was commissioned at Lackland AFB. His wife is Gleneda Jarrett of Schertz Texas. Amphioxus is a primitive sea chordate with a nerve cord but no distinct brain.
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U.S. Air Forces
Thailand
Air Force
Adrian L. Svoboda
Joseph G. Svoboda
David City
Nep
Nakhong Phanom Royal Thai Abb
Svoboda
Pacific Air Forces
PACAF
Southeast Asia
Far East
McGuire Afb
N.J
St. Mary High School
St.Thomas College
Denver
Lackland Afb
Tex
Gleneda Jarrett
Schertz, Tex
Gum Arabic: Sahara Acacia Exudate Key to Trade
Gum arabic is a vital tree product from the Sahara, exuded by several acacia species in oases. The resin collects for use in food, ink, and industrial applications, underscoring regional ecology and commerce.
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Sahara
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Kastan
Ron
Bruch
Brill
Morris
23Rd Street
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Dunmore
Norman
Groh
Norfolk
Holiday Inn
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A. Svoboda
Cacajre
Hardwane
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Mark Boettcher
Jerry Friaxe
Jerry Frieze
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