HAPPENED LAST NIGHT Still walking tall
Earl Wilson reports Buford Pusser, the Tennessee sheriff famed for the ambush killing of his wife, arriving for lunch at Gallagher's and discussing his many surgeries and a film tied to his life. He tours four states promoting Walking Tall and notes insurance woes and the need to stress law and order.
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Work study boosts high school credit in Nebraska
In Scottsbluff and Gering Nebraska principals describe a program letting students earn pay and high school credit through two daily class hours of on the job learning. Officials say practical work experience improves attendance and prepares students for real world tasks. About 100 students currently receive credit, though expanding into skilled trades remains challenging due to insurance and certification hurdles.
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Jacoby on bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
In a three no trump North South hand, West opens with queen of clubs and East overcalls, cashing hearts. The expert concludes the correct play is to refuse the spade finesse and cash clubs, forcing East to discard, yielding four diamonds and the contract.
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Bridge bidding puzzle from Rash Ree column
A fragmented bridge hand shows a spade opening with West North and South responses. The assistant asks what to do after partner opens clubs and jumps to a decline response. The piece poses a daily bidding question and promises tomorrow's answer.
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Inflation tops recession in Thone critique speech
Rep. Charles Thone argues inflation is the major problem while dismissing recession risks. He cites demand pressures and warns the 1975 deficit could reach 12.2 billion after excluding some federal spending. The remarks reference President Nixon's budget and anticipated fiscal pressures.
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Truman's Daughter Sells Paramount Screen Rights for Starry Night
Margaret Truman Daniel, daughter of Harry S. Truman, sells Paramount screen rights to her best seller Starry Night. She will approve the screenplay and may choose which life period to film. Casting and age considerations remain undecided.
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Television season pilots tease comedy drama and nostalgia
AP reports next season's pilots lean toward humor family drama nostalgia and detective intrigue. Networks recycle familiar concepts as actors survive fadeouts with shows like The Cowboys and Sunshine echoing famous reels, while Apple’s Way and The Waltons variants attempt new takes despite rough reception.
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CHS debaters win honors at Hastings competition
CHS debaters earned top results at Adams Central Hastings. Lin Selig and Scott Meierding led novice with a first place and top speaker award while Kim Brandenburgh and Wayne Levis posted 1-3. In varsity Terry Michael and Jamie Ferguson went 2-1 for second place. Michael also won top speaker honors.
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Schmit Calls Public Hearing On Livestock Billing Bill
State Sen. Loran Schmit, chair of the Agriculture and Environment committee, noted a public hearing Tuesday on LBid2 detailing procedures for grade and weight selling of livestock to packers. The session starts 12:30 p.m. in the West Senate Lounge at the State Capitol. The bill follows hearings into cattle live price versus retail meat costs. The story also notes an AG office opinion on reporters keeping money paid for copies of testimony.
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TV schedules reflect varied listings and remarks
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