Nebraska media seek unified Supreme Court review in Simants case
Nebraska media groups plan to join unresolved legal issues from the Simants case into one petition to the U.S. Supreme Court. They want a definitive ruling on Justice Blackmun's orders and the Nebraska Supreme Court decision, arguing that censoring accurate reports threatens open courts and fair trials.
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Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Blackmun
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
High Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Chief Satan the pool hustler dog wins small town fame
In Satan Missouri a shaggy black poodle named Chief Satan dominates a coin operated pool table at a country store. Kenneth and Lois Woods say the dog retrieves quarters and breaks the rack with sly tricks while neighbors joke about Minnesota Fats visiting for a challenge. A new grandson was also announced in Dowingtown Pennsylvania.
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Sylvia Moreno
Satan
UPI
Chief Satan
Missouri
Kenneth
Lois Gods
Woods
Minnesota
Milk price hikes blamed on monopoly power by co-ops
Former FDA official Peter Hutt charged that illegal use of monopoly power by large milk cooperatives raised consumer milk prices by at least 175 million dollars this year. He noted premiums above government floors violate the Capper Volstead Act and the marketing order intent, while officials defend current policy citing supply shortages.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Peter Barton Hutt
Food and Drug Administration
Hutt
Agriculture Department
Donald Wilkinson
Agricultural Marketing Service
Wilkinson
Man says officer lied badge and drew gun in shooting
Cleophus Collins testified he was confronted by a man posing as a policeman who drew a gun and said he would not show a badge. Collins said Loftin identified himself as an officer and began shooting, prompting Collins to return fire after being wounded.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cleophus Collins
Collins
la Collins
William Loftin
Rose Chapter Eastern Star elects 1976 officers in Albion
At the Masonic Temple in Albion the Rose Chapter Eastern Star chose Vashti Wilcoxon as matron and Paul Bentley as patron with Betty Harris as associate matron and Ruth Shaver as associate conductress. Other officers include Mrs. Roger Blatter secretary Mable Ragan treasurer Phillis Michel conductress and the next meeting plans a Christmas party and white elephant exchange December 16 at 6 30 p.m.
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Albion
Rose Chapter
Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Vashti Wilcoxon
Paul Bentley
Charles
Betty Harris
Roger Blatter
Mable Ragan
Phillis Michel
Ruth Shaver
Auxiliary gives money for gifts at Lincoln Veterans Hospital
Humphrey American Legion Auxiliary donated 50 dollars in gifts for the Lincoln Veterans Hospital Christmas fund. The group held a Christmas party at City Auditorium with Eileen Brandl as chair and Beverly Detlefsen, Sidona Lachnit, Mary Alcie Pfeifer, and Carol Jo Haiar coordinating. A short business meeting followed the dinner. The annual Poultry party is planned for December 9 at the auditorium. Dina Olivier and Bertha Ramaekers were honored with a birthday song. A donation will go to the Yanks Who Gave program and toys to Beatrice State Home. Margaret Lenske received the door prize after 25 years of attendance. January meetings will be led by Ethel Uchtman, Barbara Badie, Lucille Widhalm, and Ann Denkinger.
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Humphrey
American Legion
Lincoln Veterans’ Hospital
City Auditorium
Eileen Brandl
Beverly Detlefsen
Sidona Lachnit
Mary Alcie Pfeifer
Carol Jo Haiar
Dina Olivier
Bertha Ramaekers
Beatrice State
Margaret Lenske
Ethel Uchtman
Barbara Badie
Lucille Widhalm
Ann Denkinger
Kansans Among Thanksgiving Dinner Guests at Local Homes
Thanksgiving hosts list guests from Salina Wayne Columbus and Kansas families. Mrs. W J Ritter hosted Dallas Ditter Kathie Kratochvil Clifford Muhlman David Kratochvil Janet Ritter Marvin Kratochvil Karen Don Maliha Angie. Mrs George Summers hosted Alvin Claussen Ray Ternus Dennis Ternus Don Ternus. Ida Luedtke lunched with Ralph Luedtke.
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Creston
W.J. Ritter
Dallas Ditter
Salina
Kan
Kathie Kratochvil
Wayne
Clifford Muhlman
David Kratochvil
Columbus
Robert Ritter
Janet
Marvin Kratochvil
Karen
Don Maliha
Angie
George Summers
Alvin Claussen
Ray Ternus
Dennis Ternus
Don Ternus
Ida Luedtke
Ralph Luedtke
Farmers use only a quarter of energy in food chain study
University of Nebraska professor Dr. William Splinter told the Mid Nebraska Farm Clinic that agriculture uses about 1.65 percent of the nation's energy. He said farmers supply 18 percent of food energy while processing, retail, and household prep account for 33 percent, 16 percent, and 30 percent respectively. He suggested steam power could boost efficiency, especially irrigation.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska
Mid-Nebraska Farm Clinic
William Splinter
University
Agriculture Engineering Department
Splinter
Frank Heffelfinger
the Peevey Co
Pacemakers Recalled Over Battery and Rhythm Issues
The FDA announced 556 Cordis Corp pacemakers recalled for possible premature battery failure or erratic pacing. Models Omni-Stanicor 162C OmniEducor 163A miniAtricor 164 and Omni-Ventricor 167A were involved. Cordis notified doctors October 14 and patients should be closely monitored. The recall expands a prior action involving the same models with an additional 556 devices affected.
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Washington
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