TV Schedules for December 29 on KOLN and affiliates
A dense fragment lists TV schedules and program teasers across stations including KOLN TV 10 KUON TV 12 KHQLO TV and others for Saturday December 29. It references Mary Tyler Moore Newhart Partridge Family Gator Haw Boy and various show segments, movies and specials with noted times and channel tags.
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Imeetsth
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Eo Newhart
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Avid Wide World of Sports
Jacoby on Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
Bridge column discusses the Jacoby system with a focus on the 64 RQI92 14062 West r Rgs52 auction provided. The article outlines opening bids, responses, and the 4 spade overcall sequence under bath vulnerability. It notes key hands and suggests strategic ideas for declarer play and defense.
The Professors Tough Bridge Hand Challenge
West opened with clubs and the Professor declared a hand that was described as one of the toughest of the year. After selective discards and careful plays, the declarer attempted to extract tricks while opponents followed suit or ducked. The lesson centered on complex endplay and maximizing tricks despite strong defense.
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West
East
Hau
Dammny
Bridge bidding puzzle from a West North hands sequence
A newspaper puzzle presents a bridge bidding sequence with a question. The bidder asks what to do after partner rebids and shows five spades with ace support. The problem asks for the correct bid, noting a four notrump response. The column promises an answer on Monday by the Newspaper Enlcepsle Association.
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Santi
Hota
Newapaper
NU staff member elected national president elect of AATEA
Dr. James Ty Horner professor and chairman of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Department of Agricultural Education was chosen as national president elect of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture. He will assume the office in 1974 after being named at the national meeting in Atlanta. Horner has chaired and served on four national committees and has led NU since 1930.
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Lincoln
James Ty Homers
University of Nebraska- Lincoln Department of Agricultural Education
American Association of Teacher Educators In Agriculture
AATEA
Atlanta
Horner
Missouri
NU College of Agriculture
Tos
Insect Control Guide for Beef Cattle in Nebraska
Bulletin answers beef cattle insect control questions in Nebraska. It explains dusts powders sprays dips and other methods with dosages limits and precautions. The guide details target insects and treatment intervals and can be obtained via Extension offices or the University of Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Johnn 2 Campbell
District “Extension
University of Nebraska
North
Conference set for food editors to discuss pricing
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department schedules a May 11 conference for food editors. Nancy Stearts, aide to Agriculture Secretary Ruiz, says meetings will explain recent changes in U.S. agriculture, including projected price trends and policy briefings on supply factors and consumer concerns.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Foxt
Nixon Andi Milion
News Mertia
Nancy JL Stearts
Agriculture
Marl L. Ruiz
U.S. Agriculture
Stearts
Morrison plans Omaha news conference on political future
In Denver Nebraska Governor Frank Morrison said he will hold a news conference in Omaha next week to announce his political future. The former Democratic governor, mentioned as a possible attorney general candidate, declined to confirm his bid but noted the decision may come a week from today. Morrison praised Attorney General Clarence A. Meyer as a fine lawyer and public servant. Morrison and his wife visited their daughter in Denver during the New Year holiday.
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Denver
Colo
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Omaha
Clarence A. H. Meyer
Morrison
Meyer
Douglas County
Jie
Mayiie
Ben Galloway
WIC program expands to 53 areas in 23 states
The Agriculture Department designated 53 additional areas in 23 states to operate a controversial food program for low income women infants and children. The expansion brings WIC to 410000 people in 216 project areas across 45 states plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Congress provided 10 million for WIC this fiscal year with 20 million carried over from last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
WIC
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Congress
Agvinlture Department
Man Returned to Face Federal Murder Charges in Nebraska
In Gering Nebraska Raymond Pawnee Leggins signed waivers Friday to return to South Dakota to face federal second degree murder charges in the December killing of Dennis Janis on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Bond was set at 10000 dollars and he awaits U.S. marshal transport for a January 4 arraignment. Nicolas Appert pioneered hermetic canning of cooked foods, a method later used in the US by Ezra Daggett in 1819 to preserve seafood and vegetables.
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Gering
Neb
APJ
South Wakota
Dennis Janis
Pinte Iudge
UBT
Robert Kinsty
Raymond Pawnee Leggins
Kinsey
Leggins
Seals Bluff
South Dakota
Nicholas Appert
Ezra Daggett
HAPPENED LAST NIGHT 73 PARADE OF GAGS
New York humor column surveys presidential jokes from the era with satirical lines about Nixon, Agnew, Ford, and others. It notes the roughness of jokes, the White House references, and comic takes on Watergate era events.
Nebraska third quarter retail sales rise 38 percent
Lincoln AP Nebraska third quarter net taxable retail sales totaled 1.23 billion dollars, up 38 percent from a year earlier. A University of Nebraska Bureau of Business Research report cites higher farm prices, population growth and stronger consumer buying power as drivers. Most counties exceeded the overall rise, though McPherson declined and Dakota and Grant counties did not keep pace with rising prices.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Universty of
Nebraska Bureau of Business Research
McPherson
Dakota
Grant
Omaha May Store Fuel for Police and Fire Vehicles
Omaha may start storing gasoline for police cruisers at fire stations. City energy chief William Kranda said the city could obtain enough fuel for police and fire vehicles, given their high priority in government fuel allocation.
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Omaha
Neb
Alt
William Kranda
Nebraska Supreme Court to require judges income reports
The Nebraska Supreme Court will require judges to file annual income reports not tied to their judicial duties. Lower court judges must file with clerks, but stock dividends are exempt. The move, aligned with the ABA code, creates a reporting system for outside earnings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Leslie Boslaugh
Boslaugh
American Bar Association
Name withdrawn from 1973 highway fatality toll
Valjean L. Manley 22 of Steele City has been withdrawn from the 1973 highway fatality toll. An investigation by the State Accident Records Bureau found he was a pedestrian struck by a Union Pacific train on December 22 three miles south of Steele City. The 1973 toll stands at 430, compared with 481 a year ago.
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Valjean L. Manley
Steele City
State Accident Records Bureau
Manley
Union Pacific
Steela City
New Year gas shortage hits drivers nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows many stations plan New Year’s Day closures due to supply gaps and end-month deliveries. About 70 percent would be open Monday, 32 percent on Tuesday, with price gouging checks by federal agents.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Alore
Nixon
Houston
Tex
A.C. Uresti
Greater Houston
Tere
Suneday
Uresti
James V. Cresente
Hellikers Association Inc
Fey
Texas Division
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Eiglt
Montag
F “O
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Massachusetts
Harold P. Murphy
Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association
Former Hastings director files grievance over relief
Dr. Louis Marlin, recently relieved as clinical director of the Hastings regional center, filed a grievance with State Institutions Director Dr. Jack Anderson. Marlin argues he was removed by acting superintendent Mrs. Hildreth and seeks resolution amid the disputed leadership change.
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Hastings, Neb
Louis Marlin
Hastings Regional Center
Jack Anderson
Marlin
Hildreth
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