Wait and see attitude on no fault auto plan in Nebraska
A Lincoln based UP A survey shows lawmakers wary of no fault auto insurance. State Senator Duke Snyder notes a wait and see stance as interim study groups craft alternate plans. Amid doubts, several senators push for more study and state tailored measures before action.
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Richard Maresh
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McCarthy’s undecided voters may hinge on noncommittal stance
Washington writer evaluates how McCarthy’s indirect campaigning could mobilize the large undecided bloc. He notes undecided voters have long been influential, potential for a splinter movement, and that McCarthy’s noncommittal style may attract or frustrate this key group as Johnson retires.
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Record year for farmers expected in 1971 says Ag Secretary
Washington reports that Agriculture Secretary Karl Butz foresees 1971 as a record year for farmers and the department. He cites dock strikes, strong crop yields in corn, wheat, and soybeans, and a rebound from last year’s blight. Exports hit a record 78 billion dollars, farm loans reached 16 billion, and food aid aided 14.4 million people, with net farm income projected near last year’s 15.7 billion amid productivity gains.
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Local Carrier Rates and Address Change Notice
Subscription rates listed for delivery by carrier and mail in Nebraska counties. Rates include 24 cents and annual prices of 13.00. Readers told to notify the postmaster and Columbus Telegram of any address change to ensure uninterrupted service.
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Almanac Highlights from December 39, 1971
United Press International Almanac notes the date, planetary positions, and notable events in history. It recalls 1853 US purchase of land south of the Gila, the 1908 Iroquois Theatre fire, 1939 Eisenhower halting nuclear tests, and the death of Trygve Lie, first UN secretary general, in 1961 while listing other celestial observations.
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Gila River
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Chicago
Dwight J. Ulzenhower
Trygve Jie
United Nations
Norway
Taurus And Gemini Forecasts Offer Mixed Paths
Astrological forecast text lists Taurus and Gemini hints with guidance on relationships work and personal development. It references other signs like Cancer Virgo Leo and Aquarius, noting potential tensions, opportunities, and the need for balance, focus, and careful decision making.
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Warden targets January start for inmate rehab program
Lincoln Warden Charles Wulff announced that inmate selection for a one year experimental pre release training program would begin mid January. Funded by a 292 600 federal grant the project aims to train 40 inmates in automotive skills and building trades with work release and job placement as outcomes.
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Omaha
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Platte Center light winners announced
Platte Center lights contest winners named by American Legion and Loup Mower districts led by Legion Commander Ed Szatko. Winners include Winters in first place, Hirst second, Pirby third, Rosenthal fourth, and Daracki fifth with Ed Novakardich among others. A parade of visitors and families from Omaha Council Bluffs and Indianapolis joined holiday celebrations at local homes.
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Indianapolis
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First-borns more anxious and fearful study says
A UPI report notes two studies finding first-born children show greater fear in social and interpersonal situations and are more likely to seek adult approval. Researchers cite parental pressure and transmitted confidence as possible causes, comparing to older research on achievement and birth order.
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UPI
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University of Wisconsin At Madison
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Indiana State University
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University of California At Santa Barbara
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Jubilee Squares Welcomes New Couple Pairs
Two couples from the begimers Brop in square dancing joined Jubilee Squares at a Leigh Opera House dance. Dennis Noval and Martin Kluthe were introduced by Harold Bausch, the Jubilee Squares caller and teacher. Visitors from Columbus West Point Clarkson Newman Grove Albion Schuyler and Rogers attended.
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Columbus
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Clarkson
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White House upkeep cited as constant restoration task
Washington report notes First Lady Pat Nixon plans wider February restoration moves for the Blue Room and White House interiors once again echoing Kennedy era efforts. Curator Clement Conger and housekeeper Shirley Bailey discuss public disrespect for historic spaces and Nixon hopes to restore the mansion to full perfection as police guard the premises.
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Midsection Hit by Rain Sleet and Snow Across Region
A storm moving toward the Great Lakes brought heavy rain sleet and some snow across the midsection. Locally heavy rain fell from Missouri and Arkansas through the lower Midwest to the Ohio Valley with over an inch in six hours at Peoria and Kirksville. Snow fell north of the belt from South Dakota to Wisconsin and Michigan while freezing rain and sleet stretched into Illinois and Michigan. Heavy snow warnings issued for parts of Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin and Michigan. Subzero readings persisted in North Dakota and Montana as Gulf coast states remained warm.
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