Dalmatian Sarg Dies After Years at Union Pacific Yards
Sarg, a Dalmatian belonging to signal workers at Union Pacific yards, spent years patrolling with master Buck Schilling and Perry Loveless. He followed his master up and down tracks, chasing rabbits and birds. One incident near the Loup Ducal involved a rabbit dashing between Loveless’s legs, causing a near spill. Schilling has served UP about 30 years.
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Scotus Pupils Win Element Chant Contest
Scotus eighth grade girls won a periodic table chanting contest by correctly listing 103 elements. Members of the winning group included Joyce Bonk Peg Aril Deb Gilstorf Belly Schmitz Theresa Ziembe Peony Uphol Joan Walt Susan Herpingten Sue Bernt Patty Tierck Deb Sovinski Conpra Mares Mary Schwartzer Sharon Niedhulski and Deb Kanlor.
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Peg Aril
Deb Gilstorf
Belly Schmitz
Theresa Ziembe
Peony Uphol
Joan Walt
Susan Herpingten
Sue Bernt
Patty Tierck
Deb Sovinski
Conpra Mares
Mary Schwartzer
Sharon Niedhulski
Deb Kanlor
Detective Loses Police Station In London Mixup
A Sealland Yard detective phoned in a panic after he could not reach Hampstead Police Station. A recording said the number was unobtainable, and staff clarified the station’s number had changed, resolving the confusion.
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Deep Freeze Causes Widespread Discomfort Across Nation
United Press International reports a deep freeze for the eastern two thirds of the United States. About 700 residents in New Lenox and Teinway, Ohio, experienced extended outages as Columbian Gas System froze. In Chicago, roughly 400 heating complaints were logged as offices stayed open late. The Salvation Army ran city shelters for electric utility customers, while New York City's power pool faced constraints. Temperatures dropped below normal in several cities. a cold warning hit Northern Florida, with snow and blizzards affecting the Great Lakes and Appalachians. The Texas Tech area saw warmer readings, and Michigan Tech prepared to ship 800 snowballs for its annual snowball fight with Michigan Tech supplying the tradition.
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Almanac for February 2 1974 from United Press International
On this day in history Mexico signed a treaty ceding lands including Texas and New Mexico in 1848, the National Baseball League formed in 1876 with eight clubs, Adolf Hitler became Nazi Chancellor in 1933, Boris Karloff and Gle vanotti Martinelli died in 1969, and a thought from Ionian poet Ovict about being lovable.
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New Mexico
Arizona
California
National’ Baseball League
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
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Harford
Adolf Hitter
Reichstag
Boris Karloff
Metropolitan Opera
Glevanoi Martinelli
Ovict
Asa Griggs Candler and the Coca Cola rise
Asa Griggs Candler studied medicine and became a pharmacist before building a successful wholesale drug business. In 1887 he developed the Coca Cola formula and later sold the business in 1919 for $2 million per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Tiritannita
Card Party By Altar Society At St Edward
The Altar Society hosted a card party Sunday evening in the church basement. Fair prizes went to Mrs Emerson Kasper for high among women and Mrs Lou Gasper for second. Ole Thompson won high among men and Emerson Kaspar received low. Mrs Gasper also won the door prize.
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Nebraska lawmaker Burbach crafts food sales tax compromise
Lincoln Nebraska committee approves a revised plan by Senator Burbach to alter the food sales tax credit. The proposal would limit credits to lower income groups, reducing overall credits while keeping a 2.5 percent sales tax. The amendment passed 4-2 and moves to the floor, with support from Kremer Mahoney Waldo and Warner and opposition from Rokes and Walda.
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Nebraska
Revenue Committee
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Helallera’ Association
Maurice Kremer
Aurora
Eugene T. Mahoney
Omaty
J. James Waldo
Callaway
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Itdell Rokes
Ord
Willard Walda
DeWitt
Cleaver claims Dr Leary held in Panther protection
Eldridge Cleaver said the Black Panthers placed Timothy Leary under revolutionary custody at his Algiers home after a raid. He claimed Leary and Rosemary were kept under protection until January 1 and described psychedelic drugs as harmful to the revolution and counter revolutionary. The Panthers announced this via a taped message from Cleaver broadcast on KOKA. The Peace Corps was created March 1, 1961 by executive order.
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