Ford vetoes picketing bill may cost labor secretary
President Ford vetoed a measure expanding construction picketing power. Labor Secretary John Dunlop helped push the bill but may resign after the veto. The move could alienate AFL-CIO and boost Reagan's 1976 challenge while snubbing Dunlop’s plea to sign the bill.
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White Christmas hits New England as storms pile up
A North Eastern blast dumps up to 21 inches of snow in New Hampshire and closes all major New England schools. Piggyback storms bring 1 to 2 feet on the ground while Florida sees a cold snap. Five people die and two are missing from the two twin storms. Carol Gateley, 19, of Manchester, N H, was killed in the weather chaos.
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Thone urges House to halt reckless Washington spending
Rep. Charles Thone warns full House to curb a risky federal aid surge to Washington D C. He cites a 95 percent five year rise in aid from 116 million to 226 million and a high per capita debt, arguing years of spending spree and past errors must be corrected.
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Christmas Plans in Creston Travelers and Guests
Creston residents share Christmas plans with relatives visiting from nearby towns. Mrs. Mary Anson will spend with her daughter and return home with her. Eva Claussen will visit Grand Island. Dennis Eisenstone to Iowa. Pete Eick hosts Myrtle Olsen and Letha Shippen from Spencer and Bassett. The Erings host Harold John and William and extended families from Leigh Lincoln and Creston. Kratochvil family includes Kathie Crete Beth Wayne and others from Aurora Columbus and Crete. Jennie Wardenberg to host Christmas supper at Lions Club.
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Aurora
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David Kratochvil
Columbus
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Woman seeks lost dog Toby after theft of car
Susan Klein of Mount Vernon New York asks for Toby back after her car and the dog were stolen. She describes Toby as a 45 pound floppy-eared golden mix with a brown head and legs, a circular scar, and no bite history. A $100 reward is offered with no questions asked.
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Learned lessons from father drive 18 year old to chase robber
Susan Collard, daughter of a police officer who drowned in 1969, grabbed a nightstick like weapon and chased a robber two blocks before cornering him. Onlookers alerted police while Collard held the bandit and police described her as belting him. Gordon Smith of Pacific Grove was booked on attempted...
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James Collard
Truth Seekers entertain at Genoa rest home
The Truth Seekers Sunday school class and teachers Mrs Allen Miller Mrs Jack Burger and Mrs Ted Wyman visited Genoa Rest Homes Tuesday afternoon to perform and deliver cookies to shut ins They held a Christmas party at the church basement Wednesday afternoon with a gift exchange and wrapped gifts for Day Center Care in Grand Island
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Hearings Sought on Nebraska Liquor Commission Operations
Lincoln Nebraska January session likely to see hearings on the Liquor Control Commission. State Sen Gary Anderson chair of the Miscellaneous Subjects Committee wants early scheduling possibly in February. He notes discomfort with actions and cites mixed reports and confidential information guiding the inquiry.
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President Ford signs energy bill amid debate on prices
President Ford signed the energy bill after a yearlong fight with Congress. He highlighted four favored provisions including moving toward price controls relief and a federal state effort for conservation while calling for immediate action to deregulate natural gas. Officials warned any price cuts may be offset by backlogged costs.
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