Chirac Heads New Rally for the Republic in Paris
A crowd of about 50 000 Gaullists elected former Premier Jacques Chirac to lead a new right wing movement Rally for the Republic. Police action against striking printers defending layoffs triggered a broader protest with unions planning a nationwide strike and transit disruptions as Giscard d Estaing faces a growing opposition threat.
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Roland Tyrrell
PARIS
UPI
Jacques Chirac
Valery Giscard d
Parisien Libere Offi Gaullist
Yves Guena
Chirac
France
Coul
Paris Transport Workers Union
Giscard
London Times lauds Vance as tough able pick for Carter
The Times of London editorial says Cyrus Vance as Secretary of State signals change in style but not substance in U S foreign policy. It calls him a tough able experienced man who will balance Carter's inexperience with a steady hand at the State Department and notes his Vietnam era stance and Third World familiarity as manageable drawbacks.
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London
UPI
Times of London
Cyrus Vance
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Can
State Department
Vance
the Times
Congress
Four year old earns Nebraska Hero’s Award
In Hastings Nebraska a four year old girl Beverly Boden received the Nebraska Hero’s Award for saving her father Arlyn who suffers heart disease and diabetes. Beverly called for help when he could not wake and then alerted her mother a nurse who aided the emergency response. The hospital eight miles away in Nebraska City treated him after the insulin reaction and rescue squad transported him.
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Hastings, Neb
UPI
Arural
Nebraska City
Nebraska Funeral Directors Association
Nebraska
Beverly Boden
Arlyn
Beverly
Boden
Association
Bodens
Fred
Disappearance of $100000 Threatens American Beef
A UPI report says American Beef Packers investigates a possible missing sum of about $100000 from a subsidiary safe. The company notes an SEC filing seeks removal of Frank West from the board and cites earlier transfers linked to Roberts Dairy Co. amid bankruptcy issues. Questions also arise over $515947 of meat from the Oakland Iowa plant in 1973.
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Omaha
UPI
American Beef Packers
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. District Court
SEC
Frank West
American Beef
Robert Dairy Co
Charles H. Foster
Cal Fisher
Roberts
Fisher
Oakland
Iowa
Central Platte NRD to review habitat stamp program details
Harold Edwards of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission outlines habitat stamp funded cost share for private lands. The Central Platte NRD board will discuss engineering progress on Buffalo Creek and Silver Creek watershed projects with Kirkham Michael and Associates presenting feasibility options. The eastern projects committee meets at 9 30 a.m. and the full committee at 10 a.m. at NRD headquarters 216 West Fourth Grand Island.
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Harold Edwards
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Commission
Central Platte Natural Resources District
Grand Island
Neds
Buffalo Creek
Silver Creek
Kirkham
Eastern Projects
Silvermittee
NRD
Fourth
Emergency Medical Services Council elects new officers
The Central Nebraska Emergency Medical Services Council covering 21 counties elected new officers at a quarterly meeting. Dr. M D Mathews of St. Paul was chosen chairman, Dr. Joel T Johnson of Kearney as vice chairman, and Byron Anderson of Holdrege as secretary. Reelected to the executive committee were Keith Fischer, James Corner, E A Ondracek, and Leo Haith. John Brownell of Hall County also joined the executive committee, with past chairman Robert Anderson of Adams County also serving.
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Kearney
Neb
UPI
Central
Greeley County
Leo Haith
Merrick County
John Brownell
Hall County
Robert Anderson
Adams County
Testing program for hypertension criticized
A Cleveland researcher charges false blood pressure readings inflate hypertension cases and says many patients receive slipshod treatment. Dr Irving H Page in JAMA criticizes the federal testing program for lax accuracy and doctors reliance on complex tests. He urges home monitoring and cautions against mindless drug switching and poor doctor patient communication.
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Chicago
UPI
Cleveland
Journal of the American Medical Association
Irving H. Page
Commission
Page
Violence Halts Dissidents Vigil in Moscow
In Moscow on Constitution Day men's dissident rally led by Andrei Sakharov erupted into a melee as police dispersed crowds. A Western reporter was briefly detained, a car tire was slashed, and Sakharov was struck by a snowball while urging rights amid arrests and clashes with uniformed and plainclothes police.
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UPI
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Alexander Pushkin
Marne
KGB
Secret Police
Pyotr Grigorenko
Vladimir Bukovsky
Bukovsky
Yuri Daniel
Andrei Sinyavsky
Alexander
Judge to take testimony in state suit over Rush Elk Island
The Supreme Court directs Senior U.S. District Judge Oren Harris of El Dorado Arkansas to hear testimony in South Dakota's land dispute with Nebraska over Rush and Elk islands in the Missouri River. The Foleys seek to intervene claiming the land since 1865, while prior state suits have ruled title to Nebraska farmers. South Dakota argues sovereignty over the land is at stake and awaits state court decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Ark
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri River
Harris
Robert J
Phyllis K. Foley
Foleys
Rush Island
Cedar County
Neb
Yankton
S.D
Missouri
Gavins Point
Yankton City
Yankton County
Paul L
Lutheran group closes first convention in Chicago
The Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, formed as a moderate offshoot from the Missouri Synod, ended its first convention with a fellowship declaration toward the parent body. It has about 75,000 members and aims to join major ecumenical bodies. Rev. William Kohn was named president, with Rev. Will Herzfeld as vice president and Sue Leuwen as secretary. Kenya's ratio of doctors to people noted separately.
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Chicago
UPI
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Missouri Synod
Synod
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
John Tietjien
St. Louis
Lutheran Council
Lutheran World Federation
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
William Kohn
Milwaukee
Will Herzfeld
Oakland
Calif
Sue Leuwen
Atlanta
Youth Talent Find winners picked at Nebraska Farm Bureau event
The 58th annual Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation convention opened with prize awards for youth sections. Winners include Jan Schelkopf 13 Geneva first piano solo, Bonnie Eickmeier 13 Lincoln second trumpet. Bill Wilkins 17 Geneva first vocal, Kurt Tunnell 16 Stapleton second speech. Fillmore County singing group first in Young Adults, Mrs. Robert Bartels Tobias second. Saline County first and Fillmore County second in Food Shit for Farm Bureau Women.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fillmore County
Ohiowa
Robert Bartels
Tobias
Farm Bureau
Saline County
Jefferson County teachers strike enters second week
More than 116000 students in Kentucky’s 18th largest district remain home as the Jefferson County strike nears its second week with talks in recess. Federal mediator Joe Kirkham called an indefinite pause and the earliest reopen date is Wednesday.
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Bob Weston
Louisville
UPI
Jefferson County
Joe Kirkham
David Vogel
Central School Administration
JCTA
June Lee
John Ryer
National Education Association
NEA
van Hoose Education Center
Schuyler Chamber Elects New Officers
Schuyler New officers were elected at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Jerry McClintic will be president and Jerry Dufek vice president. Ron Krejci and Reid Townsen join as three year board members, Marvin Capoun serves as past president. Directors remaining are C R McMillan Gordon Kucera Gene and Martyn Grubbs. Jan 20 set for annual dinner at the Sand Pit Restaurant with installation of officers. Chamber office closed this week. contact President Capoun for chamber business.
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Sand Pit
Schuyler Central High School
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Business
Marvin Capoun
Final report and heirs hearing in Platte County Nebraska
Margaret I. Grotelveschen files a final account and petition for final settlement in estate 4529, with heirs to be determined, set for hearing December 14, 1976 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Room. Gerald E. Rouse, County Judge. Notice to creditors for Leonard W. Barrett estate sets March 22, 1977 as hearing date. three month claims period from December 20, 1976. Robert Briese, President. Regular Cornhusker Public Power District board meetings held the second Monday each month at 10:30 a.m. at the headquarters three miles northwest of Columbus on Highway 81.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Melvin A. Grotelveschen
Margaret I. Grotelveschen
Gerlad E. Rouse
SS. Platte County
Leonard W. Barrett
Gerald E
Rouse County
Cornhusker Public Power District
Columbus
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting in Columbus
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Columbus Nebraska will meet at 7 30 P M on Wednesday December 8 1976 in the City Hall Council Chamber 2220 11th Street. The agenda is available for public inspection during normal hours in the City Clerk Treasurer's office and may be amended only to add emergency items. Leoa Boettcher City Clerk-Treasurer.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Columbus
Nebraska
Council Chamber
City Hall
11Th Street
Leoa. Boettcher
The White House Name Origin Tied to Roosevelt Era
The residence of America's chief executives officially earned its present name when Theodore Roosevelt had the words The White House imprinted on his presidential stationery.
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America
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Preventing salt pollution in hide storage method
U S Department of Agriculture scientists report a new short term hide preservation method that uses acetic acid and sodium sulfite to replace salt. The process preserves hides up to 28 days and could cut salt discharge by as much as 75000 tons annually.
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U.S. of Agriculture
Merger of Hegemann Enterprises and Kenneth J Hegemann
Kenneth J Hegemann Enterprises Incorporated and Hegemann Enterprises Inc merge with Enterprises Incorporated ceasing as a separate entity. Surviving corporation Hegemann Enterprises Inc issues one share of 1 par value stock for every fifty cancelled shares. No changes to surviving articles. Also notice for bids to remodel Columbus Nebraska city hall due December 13 1976 with bid bonds and performance bond requirements.
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Kenneth J. Hegemann Enterprises, Incorporated
Hegemann Enterprises, Inc
State of
Nebraska
Kenneth J. Hegemann
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