National parties swap leaders amid power shifts
The AP reports both major parties are changing top leaders. Democrats installed Robert Strauss after McGovern's defeat, signaling a rebuild, while Republicans prepare to install George Bush as party chairman with Nixon shifting political operations from the White House to the GOP National Committee.
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Dallas
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Ray Bills
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Veterans Service Committee to Meet in Colfax County
Schuyler residents will gather for a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting at the Veterans Service office to discuss veteran and family issues and questions about rights, benefits, and privileges. County totals show 1972 federal payments of 324569, with pensions 217610, education and rehab 78645, insurance 22214, compared with neighboring counties.
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Colfax County
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Lloyd L. Pospishil
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Dodge
Nebraska Veterans Fund
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Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund
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Veterans’ Service Organizations
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Joseph TA. Sedlacek
George ©. Novotny
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Opponents call Fort Calhoun plant license illegal
An environmental group contends the Nuclear Regulatory Commission board erred in approving a Fort Calhoun license. Citizens for Survival criticizes the environmental report as erroneous and incomplete while arguing the plant would harm the Missouri River and wildlife. Proponents from Omaha Public Power District defend minimal environmental impact. The hearing, led by ARC safety and licensing staff, may last several days.
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ARG
Omaha Public Power District
Missouri
OPD
Mark L.wilkins
OPPD
Almanac history and U S publication note
The Old Farmer s Almanac, founded in 1702, is published periodically in the United States.
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Settlement reached in Kartman civil suit for 100000
In Omaha a civil suit by Phyllis Stonys over the death of her husband Adolph Stonys was settled for 100000. District Judge Rudolph Tesar noted Kartman has only a 10000 auto policy and warned that bankruptcy could limit recovery. Stonys has a lien on future earnings. a bar association recommendation on disbarment awaits Nebraska Supreme Court action.
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Adolph Stonys
Kartman
Rudolph Tesar
Phyllis Stonys
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Tesar
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Committee On Inquiry
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nader urges ban on morning-after DES use
Ralph Nader's Health Research Group accuses universities of handing out DES as a postcoital contraceptive without warning. The FDA seeks more research while noting unknown safety risks and possible cancer links for offspring. University officials dispute the warnings.
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Associated Press
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Health Research Group
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PDA
Bureau of Drugs
Marion Finkel
National Drug Advisory Committee
Nader
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Omaha shooting prompts new information for county attorney
Police said they will furnish new information Tuesday to the Douglas County attorney in the shooting death of 31 year old Richard Dutcher Saturday night. Capt Robert Mahoney said the lead came from several persons questioned at Police Headquarters Monday night. Dutcher died at a hospital after a man in a tuxedo shot him following a dispute with a brother. Witnesses from a nearby wedding reception were questioned.
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Douglas County
Richard Dutcher
Robert Mahoney
Dutcher
NAM leader Kenna charts path for industry growth
AP report profiles E Douglas Kenna new NAM president guiding a 12,275 member group facing shrinking rolls. He emphasizes a healthy business environment and aims to boost membership while balancing board views and policy goals. Also notes a temporary Omaha telephone outage due to a cable cut and mentions Pulaski’s Continental Army service in 1777.
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Amalyat New York
Te National Association of Manufacturers
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Golden
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25Th Street
Highway 370
Leuschen
Kanne
Nune
Rom ¥ P. Gallander
Gcoupy
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