Oil price deal stalls over guarantee wording
A $1 billion oil price agreement between producers and 22 Western oil companies stalled as negotiators argued over guarantees. Officials expected a settlement by Saturday as Gulf state ministers and company spokesmen debated royalty and tax terms, with the potential for higher crude prices at Persian Gulf ports.
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J C Penney dies at age ninety five
New York James Cash Penney founder of the CG Penney Stores died today at Harkness Pavilion after a December 26 fall and a Thursday night heart attack. He was 95. The weather section notes a 14 below zero low in Benvidjl Minn and a high near 4 degrees at Thermal Calif.
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Warming Trend Seen Saturday in Eastern Nebraska
Seasonal temperatures will grip eastern Nebraska through tonight with a slight warming trend expected Saturday afternoon. Low readings in the teens northeast to the 20s south central and 20s in the Panhandle are forecast, with partly cloudy skies and no substantial precipitation statewide. Sunrise Saturday is 6 00 AM and sunset is 6 00 PM.
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Personal income up in January signals economic improvement
Personal income rose in January to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 825.4 billion, up 2.0 billion from December and 474 billion above January last year. Wages and salaries climbed 6.5 billion to 556.0 billion, with government pay adding 2.6 billion due to military and civilian pay increases amid resumption of activity after a prolonged strike.
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Platte College Honor Roll Names Large Area Students
Platte College announces its honor roll for the first semester with a 4.6 GPA for 12 or more hours. Students named include Elizabeth Borsch Browse Susan Browse Brower Brows Ciecior Coffey Cranin Deckert Dush Gersib Grau Grobelischen Havelka Hegi Kespe Kinzli Karle Krumbach Toseke Miksch Marilyn Miksch Nickels Obrist Person Pichler Rafferty Schumacher Semipek Sindelur Saukup Tredway Waldman Weisser Wennekany Gmmermian Zuerlin Bartholomew Daniel Laseke Humphrey Boesch Keller Mausbach Schumacher Sehurt Sjuts and rseh. Additional names from other towns listed.
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Robert Gmmermian
Pebbie Zuerlin
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Naloma Daniel
Marcella Laseke
Krom Humphrey
Sandra Boesch
Ellen Keller
Kathy Mausbach
Paul Schumacher
Richard Sehurt
Sandra’ Sjuts
Mary Rseh
Carol Zehr
Central City
Bennie Taylor
St. Edward
Denice Leich
Lavello
Dorothy Clark
Rowyan Grove
Aay Do Vaveika
Schuyler
Jill
Rescued Chef Survives After 5 Days Beneath Rubble
In San Fernando Valley the Los Angeles earthquake devastates the Veterans Hospital area. Firefighters freed Frank Carbonara, a hospital chef, after five and a half days trapped beneath a sink as a bulldozer operator spotted legs protruding from debris. He suffered only broken bones and a bruised chest and is reported in good condition. Damages Top $1 million with many buildings damaged and Van Norman Dam being eased from danger as 20 000 residents return home amid aftershocks.
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Nixon shakeup signals move to depoliticize White House
Washington reports say President Nixon plans a major White House shakeup to depoliticize the executive mansion. Murray Chotiner, his longtime southern strategist and 1970 campaign leader, will quit this month. Harry Dent and Robert Dole associates are named to steer political tasks to the GOP committee while leaving occasional counselors in place.
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Refuses Answers On Alleged Kidnap Plot, Grand Jury Focus
A federal grand jury in Maryland questions J Edgar Meaver and others about an alleged kidnapping and bombing plot tied to antiwar activists. Immune witnesses include a Cathal privet and Patricia Ghnagt, with several defendants cited for contempt or related charges as the panel adjourns.
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Fire Report Cally to date Last year Days without call
A clipped fire report notes the date range noting days without a call last year. It records limited details on incidents and responses and mentions authorities tracking response gaps. The fragment emphasizes diligence in monitoring emergency coverage and potential system delays.
Accident Report Thursday Update From Local Authorities
A brief accident report notes a recent incident investigated by local authorities on Thursday. Only fragments are readable, with limited details on location, parties involved, or outcome. Further records are needed for complete facts.
U.S. Deploys Troops to Bolster DMZ Front
U S forces surge into positions south of the DMZ as 10th Airborne elements join the fight against Vietnamese troops. Dispatches report heavy air combat, helicopters shot down in Laos and along South Vietnam borders, and rising casualties. Communists infil trate Route 9 area near the DMZ and shell air bases while U S Marines deploy aboard carriers for potential use in emergencies.
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Army aims to develop new riot control devices
The Army announced efforts to create new riot control tools including radar that could see through brick walls to spot snipers and a bouncing rubber gas grenade. The radar is in blueprint stage while the gas device could become standard within 18 months. The rubber grenade would roll along the ground dispersing gas over a wider area.
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Bayh to Test Political Winds in Presidential Bid
UPI report from Washington states Senator Bayh would test political winds for a few more months before deciding on a possible presidential run. He said he has not ruled out a candidacy and has given it serious consideration in recent weeks.
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Legislature rejects bill to liberalize old age aid
Nebraska lawmakers vote 28 15 against advancing a bill by State Sen Med Carstens to loosen old age assistance rules. The measure would repeal liens on elderly property, prompting criticism that heirs benefit and the move shifts burden to heirs. Discussion includes a proposed constitutional age limit for legislators. University enrollment hits a spring record of 1478 students as Lincoln campus notes.
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Midland Lutheran faces $112000 shortfall by end of May
Midland Lutheran College must raise $112000 by end of May to keep its budget in the black, President U Dale Luni said. Gift income leads the way with more than $18000 ahead of last year, while tuition and fees run slightly higher, as the college awaits further gifts and grants totaling about $172000 by May 31. Fremont city campaign success cited as context for broad donor support.
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White House asserts Laos thrust poses no threat to China
Secretary Ziegler rejected fears that Laotian operations to cut the Ho Chi Minh Trail would invite Chinese Communist troops. He said the allied push is focused on halting war supplies and that U.S. policy aims to improve relations with Communist China.
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Ronald Ziegler
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Sale and use of explosives under strict control today
Washington report says new federal rules tighten sale and manufacture of explosives to curb bombings. IRS officials say permits now required for all production import or sale, with penalties up to 13000 fine and 10 years in prison. The rules aim to close loopholes and cover home storage security and interstate transport.
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