Old bird tied to family ties travels from Texas to California
A well traveled turkey carcass, named the old bird, has passed between a brother and sister and their families for about 20 years since a special Christmas. Retired Air Force Colonel Ward Wald of Wichita Falls, Texas, explains the tradition keeps in touch with people they care about.
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Calif
UPI
Air Force
Wichita Halls
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Helen
Robert C. Morton
Torrance
Ruth
Texas Air Force Base
Coast Guard keeps searching for sinking cabin cruiser hoax probe
Coast Guard crews resumed air and water searches for the 46 foot cabin cruiser Ratten II after a 5 20 pm Thursday distress call east of Cape Henry. Officials say equipment hints at a hoax but continue pursuit until a definite conclusion is reached.
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Portsmouth
UPI
Coast Guard
Helday
Bermuda
Triangle
vRatten II
Cape Henry
Witherspoon
Steel output hike expected for 1976 shipments rise
UPI reports industry leaders forecast a rebound in steel production after a deep slump, with United States Steel predicting 95 million tons in domestic shipments for 1976, up from about 80 million in 1975, as demand improves and inventories stay lean. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel also notes orders strengthening for January and improving demand for automotive and consumer durable products.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Hevation
Edgar B. Speer
United States Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Robert E. Lauter
Speer
U.S. Steel
Lautervach
Wheeling
Lin-mill
Unicameral silent on gag order amid murder case debate
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers delay discussion of gag orders as they limit focus to criminal codes in 1976. Judiciary chair Loeedtke notes ruling on restraints may come from courts. if federal rules exist, state law could follow but courts may override. Simants murder case and pay orders draw scrutiny for 1977 session. Local weather data ends fragmentarily.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Roland Waetthe
Lincolry
Unicammeral
Loedtke
Unicameral
Judiciary Committee
Charles Simants
Simants
Henry Kellie
Sutherland
Luedtke
U.S. Supreme Court
Meir
Ford rated expert skier during Vail ski outing
President Ford joined 18 Olympic Alpine team members at Vail Colorado for a skiing outing. He wore a black racing suit with colored stripes, posed for photos, received patches, and joked about qualifying. Ford fell on his second run after following Susie Paterson and was helped by onlookers.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Secret Service
Vail Ski Patrol
Tauber
Slo
Aude Ford
Susie
Paterson
Miss Paterson
Nebraska Supreme Court permits hook court orders to halt feedlot nuisance
Pati Johnson of the Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association calls the five to four decision disappointing. She argues the ruling targets rural odor issues as a neighborhood feud and says the Environmental Control Department lacks relevant regulations. Johnson contends odors cannot be fully controlled even at times and blames the feud rather than facts.
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Wincoln
Neb
WPT
Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association
Nebraska Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pati Johnson
Schuylers
Association
Nebraska Environmental Control. Dept
Envimental Control Dept
Telegram subscription price increase takes effect January first
The Columbus Telegram will raise the delivered subscription price by 25 cents per month starting Jan 1 1978. The rise, averaging more than one cent per copy, reflects higher material costs especially mining rising costs. Newsboys will also receive a share of the increase for their services.
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Wartler
Columbus Telegram
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