Reagan 65 as campaign moves in national race
Ronald Reagan marks his 65th birthday amid campaign travels including a New Hampshire tour and a push into the North Carolina primary. Ford, Humphrey, Carter, Harris, Wallace and Udall also feature in a crowded early 1972 contest with fund totals and delegate dynamics noted.
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United Press International
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Reagan
Oval Office
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Ford
Michigan
Maine
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Near East
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Alabama
Chambers bill in trouble over untrained deputy crackdown
Lincoln Neb senior Senate debate centers on LB432 a measure by Ernest Chambers to require training for untrained special deputy sheriffs and bar their use except in emergencies. Outstate senators oppose arguing it would cripple rural sheriff offices while Chambers cites public safety hazards in Douglas County.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Omaha
Ernest Chambers
Otho Kime
Valentine
Kime
Chambers
Douglas County
Saunders Receives Sporting Goods Leadership Award
CHICAGO C A Chuck Saunders founder and president of Saunders Archery Co Columbus earns The Sporting Goods Dealer Leadership Award for high quality service and industry progress. Presented during ceremonies at the National Bevies Goods Association trade show in Chicago. Saunders promotes dealer benefits through merchandising advice innovative products and standards efforts.
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Chicago
C.A
Chuck” Saunders
Saunders Archery Co
Columbus
Sporting Goods Industry
The
Sporting Goods Dealer, National Magazine of the
Saunders
National Bevies Goods Association
Saunders Archery Company
Chuck) Saunders
Weather Summary for Nebraska Cold Clear Skies
A high pressure system over central Nebraska brings clear to partly cloudy skies and very cold temperatures. Thursday highs vary from 5 degrees at Valentine to 19 at Omaha with subzero overnight lows in Valentine. Winds NW around 10 mph, gradual warming through Saturday with 0 to 10 above tonight and 20s to 30s by Saturday.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Valentine
Omaha
Beatrice
McCook
Sirica Transcends Crisis in Hospital Stay
Watergate Judge John J. Sirica remained alert and oriented in critical condition after a massive heart attack during a luncheon speech. Doctors at George Washington University Hospital said he could be out in a month and might return to the bench in eight to 10 weeks, with no permanent brain damage reported.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Sirica
Joel Garfinkel
George Washington University Hospital
Sirica
Garfinkel
Jobless rate drops to 7.8 percent in January
The Labor Department reports 450000 unemployed workers rehired in January, lowering the national jobless rate from 8.3 to 7.8 percent. Nonfarm payrolls rose to 78.1 million, with two of three establishments hiring or rehiring. Teen unemployment rose to 19.9 percent while adult men fell to 5.8 percent. Minority unemployment stood at 13.2 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Two Fatal Dog Poisonings Reported in Platte County
Two dogs from the same family died within 24 hours in rural northeast Platte County. Residents near East Schreiber Plaza are urged to keep pets and children close as the Platte County Sheriff's Office investigates the suspected poisonings.
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Platte County
East Schreiber Plaza
Sheriff's Office
Shonka Sentenced to 10 Years for Husband's Death
Perrie Calder Shonka 34 of Rising City was sentenced in Butler County District Court to 10 years in the York Women's Reformatory for the Nov 1 shooting death of her husband Joseph 63. Judge Howard V. Kanouff delivered the ruling after a guilty plea to a reduced second degree murder charge.
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David City
Perrie Calder Shonka
Rising City
Butler County
Women's Reformatory
York
Joseph
Howard V. Kanouff
Shonka
Becton- Dickinson Co
Columbus
Shanka
J.S. Hranac
Hranac
C. Thomas White
White
Moderate rise in area labor demand reported in January
The Columbus Job Service office notes a January rise in nonagricultural placements to 104, with 587 women and 289 under 22 among 985 registered in five counties Platte Polk Butler Colfax Boone. Unfilled openings remained at 45, and veterans placements reached 14 as seasonal activity stayed limited.
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Platte, Polk
Butler
Colfax
Boone
Columbus
Job Service of
Nebraska
Dallas R. Berney
Schuyler
Osceola
David City
IRS Chief Donald Alexander to Testify Before Grand Jury
Donald Alexander head of the Internal Revenue Service will testify next week before a federal grand jury probing the agency. The Treasury Department said Alexander will appear voluntarily.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Alexander
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Treasury Department
Alexander
Youth held in child's death in Genoa investigation
An investigation continues into the death of 15 month old Rachael Ann McDonald of Genoa. A 15 year old Genoa resident, formerly from Massachusetts, faces charges after an autopsy. The juvenile will have court representation. Lancaster County deputies aided the inquiry.
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Genoa
Nance County
Donald Treadway
Richard Shepoka
Rachael Ann McDonald
John McDonald
Lancaster County Sheriff's Office
Choir joins Columbus Catholic School Week observance
During Columbus Catholic School Week Feb 9 to 14 the Scotus choir lights the program with other groups meeting at the school including the Lions Club noon and evening chapters Sertoma Optimists and the American Business Women Association. Photo by Stan Linhorst.
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Scotus
Columbus
Lions Clubs
Sertoma, Optimists
American Business Women Association
Stan Linhorst
U S doubles Guatemala quake relief to 1 million
United States boosts aid after a major Guatemala quake with 6000 dead and tens of thousands injured. Army medical personnel and a field hospital airlifted as UN and Red Cross warn of epidemics and mass casualties. relief funds cover medicine, generators, blankets, and transport costs.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
United States
Red Cross
Washington
Agency For International Development
Daniel Parker
U.S. Csa
U.N. Disaster Relief Organization
Geneva
UNDOF
UNDRO
Atlantic
Pacific
Jose Alvarado
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