Lone inventor builds birdlike flying machine in basement
In a New York NEA feature, James L. G. Fitz-Patrick labors for years on an ornithopter design. After 2,000 study books and 80,000 dollars of his own money, his 20 foot wings and cable metal body await assembly for test flights at a suburban airport, with a hopeful prayer for success.
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Fita Patrick
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Fitz Patrick
U.S
Fitz Patricks
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Wankel
Calls for second hearing on federal funding of GOCA
Omaha bound second OEO hearing urged to reassess continued federal funding for Greater Omaha Community Action. A panel’s preliminary report spurred directors to reconvene in Omaha as soon as possible to gather citizen input amid funding concerns and alleged administrative deficiencies.
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Chief Theater Closes After 39 Years in South Omaha
The Chief Theater, a South Omaha fixture for 39 years, closed Sunday night and will not reopen. Robert K Blank and his father Ralph own the Chief Theater Corp and plan to sell the building, with details to be disclosed in about days. The Blanks also own the Skyview Drive-In and Admiral Theater. An oyster yields a million eyes in a season, but only one may reach adult size.
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Staten Island College
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Pleads innocent to charges stemming from Fort takeover
Chadron Nebraska AP Rob int Yellow Bird pleads innocent to mis demeanor charges from the November 15 takeover of the Nebraska State Historical Society Museum at Fort Robinson. Casados hospitalized after weekend crash, both charged with two misdemeanors Interfering with a government function and unlawful assembly. Hearing delayed to next Friday.
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Chadron
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Fort Robinson
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Scottsbluff
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Gas service resumes as Iowa damp harvest awaits relief
Utilities restored natural gas to grain driers across Iowa after curtailments, easing risk of spoilage from a wet fall. Gov. Ray urged diversion of fuel oil reserves to distributors but several firms reported limited capacity to comply. Des Moines plants canceled shifts to conserve propane as firms assess fuel availability and production feasibility day by day.
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Woman dies in two car Hastings crash
A two vehicle collision on Highway 281 six miles south of Hastings left Verna Larkin dead. Her husband Yerry Larkin is in fair condition and the other driver Date Tenhoff of Ayr is in guarded condition. Nebraska highway fatality toll reaches 450 for 1972.
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