Seventh Avenue adapts Bogner novel for NBC mini series
New York’s rag trade backdrop drives NBC three part television event Sevent Avenue stars Steven Keats as Jay Blackman with Anne Archer Mike Kellin and guest appearances by Alan King Eli Wallach Herschel Bernardi and Jack Gifford. ABC also scores with How The West Was Won led Nielsen week list includes Six Million Dollar Man Evel Knievel Happy Days and The Jeffersons.
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Monks Seek Blessing for Forest Park Fire Truck
Two Catholic monks who volunteer as firefighters in Forest Park Oklahoma want their fire truck blessed by their monastery. Fire Chief Nichols agreed and said the blessing should cover the firemen as well. The monks, Brother John and Brother Menas, wear black robes during training and service.
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Lakeview students earn honors in Legion speech and play
Ken Krings placed third in the American Legion district speech contest in Columbus. He delivered an eight minute constitutional speech and an extemporaneous amendment talk, earning a $10 cash prize and a $25 savings bond. Lakeview's state one act play reps received superior and excellent ratings among 15 Class A and B schools, directed by Mrs. Peg Slusarski.
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Agriculturama Set for Friday in Schuyler
The event sponsored by the University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and East Platte Area Extension Service will run Friday in Schuyler at the Sand Pit Restaurant. Sessions begin 9:15 a.m. and end with a 2:30 p.m. finale. State Sen. Maurice Kremer of Aurora will speak on Waters Nebraska's Liquid Gold at a luncheon. The program covers crop production and irrigation management.
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Officer James Lippstrei Named City Police Officer of the Month
patrolman James Lippstrei of the Columbus Police Department has been named Law Enforcement Officer of the Month by Knights of Columbus Council No 938. He serves seven years with the department, with five as a reserve and two as an active officer. He and his wife Virginia celebrate 20 years of marriage and raise five children Curtis 19 Douglas 18 Kelli 16 Tracy 11 and Matthew 3. The family attends St Bonaventure Church and Jim belongs to the American Legion and Police Officers Association of Nebraska. He enjoys boating swimming fishing hunting and camping.
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Headline Dilemma: Setzepfandt Chooses Short Name
In Minnesota, Alvin Otto Henry Setzeplandt was elected last Saturday to a vacant state Senate seat. He suggested the nickname Setze or Setzeplandt as a concise headlines solution, noting that many peers already refer to him informally as Setze.
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David City Scout Sponsors Honored by Lincoln Elks Club
The Lincoln Elks Club honored the David City Chamber of Commerce as the eighth sponsor of the local Boy Scouts program. A plaque was presented at the awards luncheon with John McVay accepting on behalf of the Chamber, marking 44 years of sponsorship.
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Breaking Old Habits According to Experts
Psychologist John A. Grabel notes common bad habits such as drinking, nervousness, overeating, irritability, and smoking. A University of California professor adds that changing entrenched patterns is among the toughest challenges people face.
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University of California
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