Gospel sound fuels Rance Allen Group rise in Detroit
The Rance Allen Group blends gospel with pop textures and earns Detroit album top rating while drawing airplay in Chicago New York Los Angeles and Cleveland. Brothers Hance Tom and Steve Allen from Monroe Michigan form the trio, join Stax gospel label, and plan a second release as they balance faith and potential pop opportunities.
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Markets OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA Neb
Omaha market report shows hogs 5 000 head barrows and gilts strong higher with values around 38.1 to 36.10 per 100 pounds and some loads near 41.50. Cattle and calves show feeders steady to higher and cows up to 10 higher with high quality steer and heifer lots feeding near 43.00 to 44.50. Slaughter lambs and woolly lambs noted. receipts for Tuesday listed hogs 5 000 cattle and calves 1,150? 1,240. sheep about 300.
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Fulbright backs multilateral aid if military spending cut
Washington AP reports Sen. Fulbright would back a multilateral aid plan for North Vietnam through the United Nations if the President agrees to cut military spending abroad. He argues engaging the US abroad should end to allow locals to settle their differences. Senator Cranston echoed support, urging war reconstruction be funded from war accounts.
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Catholic hospitals face choice over abortion obligations
In Omaha, Rev. Richard McCormick of Loyola University warned at St. Josephs Hospital that if federal rules compel abortion services, the Catholic church may remove its presence from hospitals it supports. He suggested designating a government area for abortions, with government responsibility for actions in that zone.
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The Gar Telegram Subscription Notice
The Gar Telegram announces subscription rates and delivery options for Columbus and surrounding areas. It lists daily delivery except Sundays, carrier and mail rates, and a change of address procedure for subscribers.
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Theodore Metcalf Dies at 77 in Omaha Funeral Tuesday
Theodore W Metcalf longtime Omaha businessman civic leader and former lieutenant governor died Saturday at 77 Funeral services set for 11 am Tuesday at Crosby Barker Memorial Chapel in Omaha He led Metcalf Construction Co retired 1970 from OPPC served on Public Power District board 1950 1968 and as its president He organized Nebraska Boys State and was state commander American Legion in 1937 Survived by widow Helen Houston Metcalf daughters Jovan Watts and Don Anderson and sister Ellen Conant Local obituary notes his journalism early career in Fairbury Panama and Washington DC courts and a real estate legacy including Crestwood Westwood Mason Heights and Club districts of Omaha
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Horoscope snippets spark scattered zodiac guidance
The readable horoscope text offers scattered forecasts for Aries through Pisces with dates and notes on personal growth, work, and finances. It references Moon Children and other signs, urging cooperation, planned actions, and avoiding negativity, though many fragments are garbled and unclear.
Greetings to those turning sixty two this month
Hal Boyle offers a reflective, celebratory column about turning 62. He notes the aging milestone brings no dramatic change, just a continued pace of life, with pension worries, philosophical shifts, and seasonal reminders guiding the seasoned reader toward gratitude and endurance.
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Veterinarian brings his work home to care for zoo animals
Dr Ronald Samprell of Crandon Park Zoo treats jaguars baboons leopards and more at his home where he acts as substitute parent to newborns. His wife and children cope with animal habits as hyenas aardvarks and kangaroos roam the house and visitors see a living room turned into a wildlife den.
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Watch on Nixon pick for agriculture post prompts inquiry
Washington AP A watchdog group questions the appointment of Robert W Long a Bank of America executive as assistant secretary of agriculture. The Agriculture Accountability Project says rural people and consumers may be to place at risk while Long would oversee conservation forestry research and education. Long defends the group as misinformed and says the project misstates his views.
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Millionaire Traynor Built $20 Million Leverage Funding
LOS ANGELES AP Traynor, a 29 year old millionaire, built Leverage Funding Systems in four years into a $20 million firm investing physicians. It posted $200,000 profit first year and $2 million last year as its stock rose from 1 to 20 a share. He says money measures success and he craves new goals. He started in Boston with a lawn mowing job, moved to California to sell insurance, then branched into films and a divestment business. He rises at 6:30, drives a $20,000 Mercedes to UCLA, jogs seven miles, and keeps chasing the next goal.
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Recreation at Douglas County jail closed
Sheriff Ted Janing said the revocation area at the Douglas County jail is closed to tighten security. A deputy was injured February 9 when inmates attempted to escape during return from recreation. Prisoners will be confined to cells 24 hours a day until more help or security arrives.
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Windsend Tire Hits Home Near I 80 in Omaha
A truck rim and tire weighing over 200 pounds rolled off a northbound semitrailer on Interstate 80 near Omaha striking a wall and bathroom, blasting through a four by eight foot hole. Mr and Mrs Wall Lardemann, who are months pregnant, escaped injury as the fire rolled down an embankment and past their porch before the tire was halted by a motorist.
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Former Nebraskan dies in Arizona motorcycle fatality
Philip Amis 24 a native of Lincoln and Omaha Westside High School graduate died in a motorcycle crash near Scottsdale Arizona Friday night He had attended Wayne State College Services were set in Scottsdale.
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Charles Mott dies. auto industry pioneer and philanthropist
Charles Stewart Mott, a founder of GM and major philanthropist, dies at 97 in Flint. He helped GM become global leader, built the Mott Foundation with about 40 million dollars, and supported education and industry. Funeral in Flint with survivors including Ruth Rawlings Mott and five children.
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Services today for Gary Schulze
Omaha service notices report funeral services set for Gary Schulze age 36 found dead in his car in a garage. Authorities investigate possible carbon monoxide poisoning and have ordered an autopsy. Schulze managed Hilltop House Restaurant in Omaha for 20 years with survivors including his mother Mrs Seema Sehulee of Omaha.
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