Lawmakers favor state aid to schools but can’t agree on plan
LINCOLN. United Press International surveyed 1072 Legislature members who largely support boosting state aid to local schools. Opposition is scattered and cautious, with many senators wanting to see specific proposals before voting. The 1971 session wrestled with three tax relief proposals impacting education funding.
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Nebba
Lincoln
UPL
United Press International
Toy
Gay, Jr
Exon
Gwan
Ontaria
Sam Klaver
Harold Moylan
Maurice Kremer
Aurora
Pr. Morgan
Omaha
Richard Maresh
Milligan
William F. Sivanson
Hoowever
Sen
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Oakland
Tauke Snyder
Raymond C. Whitney
Chappell
Whitney
Legislation on selling used mobile homes
Lincoln UPI report says the State Real Estate Commission may consider a bill to let real estate brokers sell used mobile homes at the owner's request. The proposal aims to ease resale of owner-occupied homes, addressing gaps in statutes, though final commission approval is not yet given.
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Lincoln
UPI
Paul Quinlun
State Real Estate Commission
Quinken
Quinta
Quinlan
Corr Retecram Partnership Notice From Columbus Nebraska
Local newspaper listing subscription details and rates for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. Includes mailing option pricing, delivery by carrier and by mail, and instructions for change of address with the post office.
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Aec
Columbus
Nebraska
Wo Platte
Boone
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Merrick
Hance
Park
Mall Alte
Ciher Sial
Yrcal
Macaroni and orange juice labeling sparks FDA clash
Washington notes report conflicts between macaroni makers and orange juice producers over FDA standards. General Foods seeks to rename macaroni product, while CFA opposes deceptive labeling. Citrus industry pushes for strict diluted orange juice labeling with visible juice percentages.
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William B
Mead Wasiington
UPL
Food and Drug Administration
Consumer Federation of America
CIA
God, Nutrition and Health
General Foods Corp
General Food
General Fools
FDA
Chicago
CFA
General Foods
Almanac for December 2 1971 highlights and history
Almanac notes for Friday December 2 1971 mark the 358th day of the year and Christmas Eve. It lists celestial observations and zodiac sign Capricorn for births. It recalls Kit Carson's birth date and notable events from 1814 1865 and 1942 plus Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer in 1949 and a Thurber quote.
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United Press International
Kit Carson
United States
Great Britain
Pulaski
Tenn
Ku Klux Klan
Adm
Darlan
North Africa
Rudolph the Hed
Default Rates Among Student Loan Recipients
The default rates among federally insured higher education loan recipients are reported as four to six percent, according to the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Light whisky making hits market from Kentucky distilleries
In Louisville Brown-Forman introduces Frost 8-80 a light whisky aged in used bourbon barrels with a crystal clear appearance. The product aims at a broad market including mixed drinks, not suited for martinis or traditional bourbon cocktails, and competes with gardin whiskies vodka and rum.
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Robert F. Meeker
Louisville
UPI
Brown Kornan
Ldline
Americas
Roger Coleman
Brown-Forman
Coleman
Accident fatal to wife of airman in Omaha hospital
Mrs. Vicky Van Leuvelen, wife of an airman stationed in Texas, died at an Omaha hospital from injuries in a traffic crash. Her husband Paul was reported in serious condition at University Hospital. They were injured near the Highways B and 7A junction near Salem, Ned, and brought to Omaha Tuesday. their home is Maynard, Minnesota. Van Heuvelen is stationed at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas.
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Omaha
UPI
Vicky van Leuvelen
Texas
Four-Footed Work Animals Highlighted by Britannica
A UPI summary notes that Britannica records only about six animals as primary work animals across history. Horses cattle water buffalo camels llamas and elephants have long served humans in labor, transport and agriculture according to the encyclopedia.
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Chicago
UPI
Syarkd
Encyclopaedia, Britannica
Inmate Who Walked Away From Lincoln Center Caught
Lincoln prison officials report that Joseph Cox, an inmate who walked away from the Lincoln work-release center last week, was located in Omaha by work-release personnel and returned to the Lincoln prison. Cox, a former cook at the center, is serving 24 years for a Douglas County burglary conviction.
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Lincoln
UPL
Joseph Cox
Omaha
Cox
Lincoln Center
Ite
Douglas County
Space Pop Austin Doctor Called Father of Space Medicine
In Austin Texas a report credits Dr Hubertus Strughold former chief scientist of the Aerospace medical division with pioneering space medicine. The article notes Strughold is widely regarded as a father figure in the field.
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Space Pop
Austin, Tex
UPIF
Hubertus Strughold
Aerospace Medical Division
American Institue of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Space Medicine
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