Busiest week for stock market in 1971 era
The market ended the busy week with rising prices after a Thursday slump. Bellwether First National City Bank kept the prime rate at 9 percent as banks varied below and above that mark. Ralph Nader attacked Ford's economic program at a Consumer Federation meeting, while Mayors urged federal aid to avert city bankruptcies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hugh
UPI
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Hectle
First National City Bank of New York
Citibank
Chase Manhattan
Bank of New York
Federal Reserve
Fed
Arthur Burns
Ford
Ralph Nader
Consumer Federation of America
Nader
Nixon
U8. Conference of Mayors
Kansas City
Areh W. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Booth
Penny's Platter Home Project Highlights Independence
Penny, a visually impaired individual, recalls growing up in public schools with opportunities but facing adult life hurdles. She cites shopping, transportation, and the desire for local news and social items. Penny praises friends in Columbus and laments limited public transit and random local readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hke Penny
Ani
Penny
Colunous
Lam
Question of regulating wells draws 200 at hearing
Lincoln crowd of about 200 attended a Public Works Committee hearing on regulating new wells to curb declining groundwater. Sen. Richard Lewis urged possible amending drafts and another hearing while witnesses supported the concept but pressed for specifics. Don Thompson of McCook warned action this year is needed despite the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Public Works Committee
LBA
Richard Lewis
Holbrook
Lewis
Munday
Dan Drain
Environmental Control
Don Thompson
McCook
Chain to appeal FCC decision on Atar stations licenses
The board chairman and president of Atar Stations Inc plan to appeal the FCC ruling that denied renewals for several stations including KOIE AM and KEFM in Omaha and KISN AM in Vaneau. The executives defend operations as in the public interest and note an ALJ recommended renewal for most stations except WIFE AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaia
UPL
Ater Stations Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Hen W. Jarden
FCC
Atar
Wife AM
Indianapolis
Koie AM
KEFM
Omaha
KISN
Itt
Vaneau
Star
Burden
Commission
DES linked to nine cattle DES cases in 1974
Washington reports two additional beef liver cases with illegal DES residues, bringing last year’s total to nine in a nationwide sampling program. Agriculture officials plan to tighten a cattle certification system to ensure compliance and safer withdrawal periods before slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Montana
Nebraska
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Public service job allocations revised for four states
Labor Department figures for Kansas Missouri Iowa and Nebraska show Missouri will receive about 100000 less than first estimates. Final allocation based on November unemployment data. Kansas Iowa and Nebraska allocations largely near planning amounts. Missouri 9847828, Kansas 2774458, Iowa 2603957, Nebraska 2544367. The piece notes 1619 Jamestown arrival of first African indentured laborers.
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Kansas City
UPL
Labor Department
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
St Bonaventure Pupils Observe Catholic Education Week
St Bonaventure School marks Catholic Education Week with a mayoral proclamation and daily themes. Activities include Citizenship Day, Alumni Day with Bill Merrill, Praise God Day, Thank You Day, and Open House, featuring student banners and cards showing appreciation.
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St, Bonaventure
St. Bonaventure
Fred Gerber
Bill Merrill
Clayton Seluwartz
God
Community Improvement Meeting Outlines May 25 Hail Free Run
About 35 people attended a Schuyler community improvement meeting led by Dan Nieski and Larry Karel to plan a Platte River event during Memorial Day weekend. Bill Martin Brom of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development explained the program. The mile run should start at Silver Creek and end in Schuyler with prizes for several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccnuyler
Bill Martin Brom
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
Schuyler Jaycees
Platte
Freealle
Dannieski
Larry Karel
Silver Creek
Schuyler
Rites Monday for Tom Henry television newsman
Omaha pain: television reporter Tom Henry died Thursday after a cancer battle. He worked at KMTV since 1959 and will lie in state Sunday at Fledgman Splain Roberts Mortuary in Lincoln. Services are Monday at 10:20 a.m. at St Veresa Catholic Church with a Rosary Sunday night. He is survived by his mother Mrs. G H Schaberg of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
GinevIn Ter
Tom Henry
Henry
KMTV
St.Veresa's Catholic Church
Fledgman- Splain-Roberts
Lincoln
George Thomas Schaberg
G. H. Schaberg
Kartman ordered to Nebraska penal complex
A former Omaha attorney G Merrill Kartman was ordered by Douglas County District Judge Theddore Richling to begin a one to 10 year term for violating probation on a motor vehicle homicide conviction. The move followed an appearance after arrest on drunken driving suspicions in Council Bluffs.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska
Lincoln
Douglas County
Theddore Richling
G. Merrill Kartman
Nebraska Supreme Court
Bennett Hornstein
Supreme Court
Richling
Kartman
Council Bluffs, Tows
Fitzgeralds Show Twins Can Be Different Looks
In Albion, twins Briar and Bruce Fitzgeralds discuss being treated as a pair rather than individuals. The town hosts numerous twin births with families moving in, and local schools report many twin students. Names span Dugan, Wald, Packard, Fox, Prothane, Fisher, Frilton, Mahr, Seier, and Schmadeke among others.
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Stewarts
Bruce
Brian
Briar
Albion
Larry Dugans
Jennifer
Kimberly Dugan
Seth
Kim
Jenny
Dugans
Dugan
Albion City School
Stalley
Sherry Wald
Glenn
Gail Packard
Dawn
Diane Fox
James
Joyce
Judith Fisher
Francis Ward
Gary Packard
Arnold Fox
Edward Prothman
Herman Fisher
Anastasia
Mary Agnes Frilton
George Fritton
St. Michael
Roy
Ray Mahr
Deibert Mahr
Mari Lu
Larry Seier
Jerome Seier
Mahrs
District 60
Seiers
St. John's
Petersburg
Abbon
Damon and
Tatren Schmadeke
Ralph Schimadeke
Century shifts define the prizia donna role origin
The prizia donna began as the principal female singer in medieval opera, but scholars note it was not until later centuries that the term and its associated operatic role fully clarified as a curt, capricious character in standard performances.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Penney’‘s
Chain To Appeal
United States
New York
Des
Jamestown
DOW Jones Industrials
Tooleys
Bank Americard
Oldfather's Oktire CO
23Rd St
Opan
Neon
GEHL
Owatonna
Arts Way
Equip, Corp
Caiibus
Neurasre
WH. Corp
Elams
Newtee
Thei
Chevrolet-Buick CO
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