Indian leaders beg federal help to restore Pine Ridge law order
Oglala Sioux leaders urged Interior and White House officials to purge BIA police, return control to tribal lawmen, audit federal funds, and launch community-relations programs after a deadly gun attack in Wamblee. They blame Dick Wilson’s faction for violence including 33 murders last year.
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Washington
UPI
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South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Trimble
Jim Red Willow
Waiblee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Indian Affairs
Mortis Thompson
White House
Justice Department
BIA
Thompson
Abouvezk
Wilson
Wamblee
Red Willow
Humphrey Seeks Nursing Home Site Interviews this Week
Humphrey is still searching for a site for a proposed nursing home. A Colonial Manor Corp representative from Sioux City will help the interview process with owners of prospective sites for the rest home. Four to five locations are under consideration and a state approval could lead to a bond election.
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Humphrey
Bill Albracht
Colonial Manor Corp
Sioux City
Iowa
Larry Osterhundt
Rystrom Engineering
TV advice show profiles Kelly Lange in love line role
UPI reports on Kelly Lange who rose from a surprise radio traffic job to television weather and features and now hosts network advice to the lovelorn. The program reads viewer letters, features celebrity guests, and includes audience votes on solutions.
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Television IN Review
Lovelorn
Joan Hanauer
UPI
Los Angeles
Kelly Lange
Miss Lange
Oval
Love Furn
Massachusetts
Boston
Deg 2
Ingelorn
Beard growing pins available for Beard Contest
Schuyler Brothers of the Brush announce beard growing pins at the Chamber of Commerce for 1. Participants in the bicentennial beard contest must buy a pin to be eligible. Shaving permits are 3 for those not entering the beard or mustache contest or who prefer not to appear in Kangaroo Court.
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Schuyler — Brothers
Brush Ping
Chamber of Commerce
Snowstorm Sweeps Across West Triggers Travel Havoc
A major winter storm swept the western United States, closing roads and delaying travel from Montana to Arizona. Up to a foot of snow fell in mountains, with six inches in Fort Collins and eight inches in Sierra foothills near Reno. California farmers welcomed rain while commuters faced slippery freeways and Los Angeles area crashes totaling about four injuries.
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United Press International
California
Tllinois
Wyoming
Nebraska
Texas
Arena
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Colorado
Fort Collins
Sierras
Reno
Sierra Nevada
Bill Boardman
Squaw Valley
Calif
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Columbus Telegram
West
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Southern
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Fleischer Rexall
Sott Nelson
Marshall-Nelson
AIR Carpet Sonanza
Dallas
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Dee
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Uber
RCL
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