Year 1971 Rated A Pretentious Yet Robed In Spunk
Washington art critic Timetester reviews 1971 as a year of bold changes and successes but notes economic decline and fading prestige abroad. He compares it to other eras, praising some parts while deeming it not truly noble due to imbalanced months and lack of true subtleness.
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Dick West Washington
UPL
Nixon
Carl Albert
H. Worthingham
Timetester
Aruda
J. James Waldrau
Callaway
Wil
Nebraska
Fred Car Slons
Beatrice
Walter H. Epke
York
Hotion
Final Chapter in Nebraska Resource District Law in Play
The 1972 Legislature may finalize Nebraska's 1969 natural resource district plan. lawmakers consider 24 districts based on river basins with July 1 1972 start. Debate centers on boundaries funding and whether further legislative action is needed beyond the 1971 overhaul reports.
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Patricia Roza Lincoln
UPD
Nebraska
Tat Ogsialiaesecei
Parthi
State Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Dayle
Williamson
Commission
Corn Harvest Scattered As Week Enters Winter
Lincoln reports limited farm activity last week due to year end tasks. Scattered corn fields remained to be harvested as some harvesting occurred during frozen ground. Winter wheat stayed mostly good to excellent with good to excellent topsoil moisture and adequate feed grain hay and forage supplies. Livestock conditions were unchanged.
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Lincoln
UPI
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Student nurse dies of carbon monoxide poisoning in Omaha
Autopsy shows Kathleen Kuhanek, 19, died December 19 from carbon monoxide poisoning. She was found in a car behind a drive-in theater with 21 year old Richard Bernard Smith of Council Bluffs. Smith was hospitalized and later released.
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Omaha
UPI
Kathleen Kuhanek
Miss Kulanek
Trichard Bernard Smith
Council Bluffs
Smith
Nebraska leaders named to rural education program board
Five Nebraskans were named to the board of directors of the Mountain Plains Education and Economic Development Program. Glen Strain of Lincoln heads the states Division of Vocational Technical Education, and Gordon Itto of Niobrara represents the Santee Sioux. The six state region includes Nebraska North and South Dakota Idaho Montana and Wyoming. The note mentions President William Howard Taft born September 15 1857 in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lincoln
URI
Mountain Plains Education and Economic Development
Glen Strain
State Education Department
Voralona
Technical Educntion
Gordon Itto
Niobrara
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Iowa woman to attend Rose Bowl in VIP stands
Mrs Vernabelle Smith of Lytton Iowa with kidney disease plans to see the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena California She travels with her husband Al and son Kevin Lee to Mayo Clinic in Rochester and Pasadena Community Hospital for dialysis She will observe Christmas and New Year from VIP seats at the parade aided by her brother in Los Angeles.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Vernabelle Smith
Lytton
Iowa
Rochester
Ming
Pasadena Community Hospital
Ase
Computer use pressures drunken drivers in license cases
Washington reports the National Driver Register, a Transportation Department computer, now holds millions of driver records. States used it for about 77 thousand daily searches, identifying over 870 thousand drivers denied or revoked for serious offenses including drunken driving. Names stay seven years for major violations and five for less severe ones.
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Washington
UPD
National Driver Register Service
Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Voc-Tech Barges as Nebraska Budget Forks
Verne R Moseman of Grand Island, president of Central Nebraska Technical College, criticizes the Budget Committee for underestimating technical education needs. He says the proposed $1.7 million, half of the $3.4 million request, threatens years of progress in bridging the education gap between four year programs and two year occupational training.
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Lincoln
UPI
Technical Education
Nebraska
Verne R.“Moseman
Grand Island
Central Nebraska Technical College
Hastings
Ce Moseman
Reynoldsons Visit St Edward Area
Reynoldsons from Topeka visiting St Edward area with extended family groups in multiple homes. Guests include Keith Speicher and family from Omaha Ronnie Jarecki Jim Schumacher Barbara Louise Schumacher Francis Taylor families and others from Fairbury Lincoln and Omaha. Also notes pollination of the silk tree by hummingbirds.
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ST. Edward
Carvel Reynoldson
Topeka
Kan
Larry Taylors
Clair Reynoldson
William Schumacher
Messrs
Mmes
Keith Speicher
Omaha
Ronnie Jarecki
Humphrey
Jim Schumacher
Barbara
Louise Schumacher
Francis Taylor
Chuck Moore
Fairbury
Jim_ Curran
Lincoln
Marvin Maher
Don Pflug
Larry Taylor
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