Washington window: Carter promises and the honeymoon fades
Arnold Sawislace comments on President Carter and the political pattern of campaign promises versus congressional action. He notes public scrutiny of promises, the risk of overreach, and how a slim congressional majority complicates goal achievement amid renewed calls for credibility and changed leadership style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Sawislae Ie Me Naton
UPL
Carter
Hake Carter
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Platte County Deeds Office
A compilation of real estate transfers recorded with the Platte County Register of Deeds and prepared by the Columbus Credit Bureau includes numerous conveyances. Transfers involve Opal Hurst widow to George R Novak and Carolyn J Novak Lt 6 Blk1 Evanlawn Cols. Joseph H Wiese to Norman and Helen Shanle NWa Sec 20 14 4W and E% of S 40 acres NWYs Sec 26 18 3W. and others across Columbus, Prairie Lane, Viking Views, Sunrise Acres and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County Register of Deeds Office
Columbus Credit Bureau
Opal Hurst
George R
Carolyn J. Novak
Evanlawn
Joseph H. Wiese
Lovers Lake
Columbus
Emil L. Speicher
Patricia Anne Speicher
Barbara A. Bristol
Bernard Nienaber
Lindsay
Charles A. Brinkman
Timothy Lee
Gloria E. Bohn
Orignals
Joseph Henry Hilger
Charles A
Leanne M. Brinkman
Viking Views
D. Anna E. Keller
David L
Eugene W. Christiansen
Wito
Richard A
Barbara R. Averett
Pearsalls
William EF. Allen & Wito
O & § Associates
Stevens
Alley
Hockenberger & Chambers Co
Orig
Louis A. Sojka
Cigarette Smoking Seen More Addictive Than Heroin
Washington officials warn smoking is more addictive than heroin with two thirds of ever-smokers becoming daily smokers. Dr. Robert DuPont of the National Institute on Drug Abuse urges treating tobacco as an addictive disorder rather than using scare tactics. He notes the high addiction rate surpasses that of heroin or barbiturates.
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Washington
UPL
Robert DuPont
National Institute of Drug Abuse
DuPont
Institute
United States
120 year old Jovanka Vasiljevic grows new teeth
Yugoslavia announces that its oldest citizen Jovanka Vasiljevic, aged 120, is growing a new set of teeth. She attended Yugoslav gerontologists’ convention as guest of honor with her 61 year old son assisting due to her diminished hearing and eyesight.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Jovanka Vasiljevic
Tanjug
Vasiljevic
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Richard Nixon
George Rambour III
Charles F. Segelke
Dell Corp
Indian Hills
D. Dell Corp
Ronald J. Fairbairn
D. Employee Transfer Corp
Warren C
Jerry L. Hammer
Orig. Columbus
John
Flannery & Wi
Leo J
Shirley A. Hroza
North Pack
Cig
Nebraska
Tolt
Gillette
Va Cricket
Velva
Aqua Velva
Mee Foe & Lyles
Gallet
Associated Drugeists
Santa
Bankamericard ED Aea
Ety Naster
Lolal
Ooleys
Schick
Sialian Mig
Eveready
General Electric
O' & Mig
Sia
Mennen
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