Newman Grove Rural Hospitals Win Nursing Exemption
UPI reports Newman Grove Nebraska and other rural hospitals can operate without 24 hour registered nurse coverage. Senator Curtis announced a written statement from Social Security Administrator Ball confirming Burleson Amendment protection. The measure shields rural hospitals from mandatory nurse staffing, averting a meeting and potential Medicare funding cuts.
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UPI
Newman Grove
Neb
Cart T. Curtis
Curtis
Robert M. Ballhalhe
Ball
Nebraska
Ted
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Fedeal
Kenney
Columbus Telegram publishes local telegram rates and address notice
The Columbus Telegram announces its publication details and subscription rates, noting delivery options and regional coverage including Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance and Pembroke counties. It instructs subscribers to notify the postmaster and the Telegram of any address change.
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Columbus
Plate
Boone, Buller
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Pok Counties
Mall
Hebeatics
Iocal
Columbus Telegram
Thee or Ane UE event noted between six and Saturdays
An OCR fragment notes a time span or event titled Thee or Ane UE with reference to six and Saturdays, likely a schedule item or local notice. Details are incomplete, but the entry signals a recurring period affecting a group or venue. Further context would identify participants and location.
Burbach seeks amendment to budget over road funds
Lincoln senator I W W Burbach proposes a measure to reappropriate unspent 500000 for recreational area access roads from the 1971 budget and to curb the roads department’s use of 18 million of 22.2 million salary funds unless the money is fully obligated, warning staff payroll could run out by April 197d.
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Lincoln
UPI
I. WW. Burbach
Croftan
Roads Department
Exon
Burbach
Agenta
West Coast longshoremen back on jobs
West Coast longshoremen returned to the docks ending the longest and costliest waterfront walkout in U.S. history. The 16 month contract includes a pay rise of $1.12 an hour and a $3.21 million annual package guaranteeing a minimum weekly wage. Pacific Maritime Association and ILWU members approved the deal. Ships queued for unloading in Seattle and San Francisco as normal work resumed.
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San Francisco
U.S
Nih
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's
San Francisco Cay
Nixon
Canadian Invasion During War of 1812 Capture of York
The War of 1812 saw U S forces capture York now Toronto the capital of Upper Canada for a brief period. The episode marks a notable invasion event early in the conflict between the United States and Britain over colonial territory.
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United States
Canada
York
Toronto
Upper Canada
U.S
Walter Winchell A towering voice of American radio and print
Walter Winchell rose from Broadway gossip to a dominant national commentator, appearing in nearly 1000 newspapers. He shaped radio and press during the Jazz Age to the Korean War era, died at 74 after cancer treatments at UCLA Medical Center. His life included the Stork Club seat, late career in Los Angeles, and a return to three columns weekly before final retirement.
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LOS Angels
Abjeriea
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Damon Runyons
Winchellisms
Surkley
Ucla Medical Center
Walter Winchell Jr
New York Daily Mirror
June
Gus Edwards
Eddie
Cantor
George Jessel
New York Graphic
New York Mirror
Stork Club
New York
Los Angeles
Scottsdale, Ariz
Steamboat losses mount on Missouri River in 19th century
Between 1819 and 1897 more than 250 steamboats sank on the Missouri River, a perilous toll that shaped river travel. The figure highlights the era's dangers and the costly impact on transport, commerce, and settlers along the river.
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Missouri River
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