Racing Car Show Draws Enthusiasts at London Exhibition
London hosts the 1971 International Racing Car Show at the West London Glynpie Exhibition complex. The event features Grand Prix cars from the 1970 season, including the Lotus 72 Ford driven by Jacivet Binul, who won the world championship posthumously, and the Commuter Dragster record setter. Auto makers like Lola, Lotus, March, and Alfa Romeo Autodelta display new single-seat racers and related motoring gear, with the show closing before the Argentine Grand Prix tour.
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Henry Fonda to star in TV police family series
Henry Fonda will headline a new ABC series The Saath Family slated for January. He plays Sergeant Smith of the Los Angeles Police Department in a family centered drama alongside Janet Blair and three children. Producer Don Fedderson created a show aimed at a two to three month shooting schedule with the core idea of a cop family rather than a police procedural.
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ALCW Installs New Officers in Newman Grove
At Shell Creek Lutheran Church the ALCW monthly meeting installed new officers for a two year term. Mrs. Chris Simonson was installed as president and Ruth Johnson as secretary by outgoing president Mrs. Ted Anderson. Remaining officers continuing for another year include Marland Benson as vice president Jack Nelsen as treasurer Leonard Johnsen as secretary of education and Nora Nelsen as secretary of stewardship.
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Subscription rates for Columbus Telegram described
Reads like a subscription notice listing delivery options by carrier location and mail, with rates per year and a change of address instruction. Mentions Columbus and surrounding counties. Notes that subscribers should promptly update the address with postal officials.
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North Central inspectors visit Platte College for review
North Central Association representatives from higher education bodies visited Platte College on Sunday ahead of a Tuesday inspection. College official D J Carlyon announced $6,100 in federal funds for adult basic education this year, bringing total to $20,500. Currently 110 students pursue high school diplomas at four sites Albion David City Schuyler and on campus.
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Leigh Guild installs leaders for 1971 officers
Leigh guild members gathered at the First United Church of Christ fellowship center as Airs Mabel Granstowicz installed officers for 1971. New president Ernest Spandake presided with vice president Harold Conrad and secretary Edward Mafena, treasurer F C Nelson, benevolence treasurer Leonard Nobel, and executive board member Fred Marly.
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Science and society reshape outlook in modern science
Scientist David Rose of MIT, directing Oak Ridge long range planning, says science is reassessing its role in society amid rising environmental concerns. A 1.6 million NSF grant funds a year of studies on lifestyle and whether institutions can adapt to social and technological needs of an industrial era.
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Opinion Justified in Driving Case in Finland
A drunken driver doubted his wife's skill and took the wheel, only to be arrested for drunken driving minutes later after police stopped the car. The wife then drove home and crashed into a ditch, police said, confirming the anecdote of the man being right about the risk.
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Astrological Forecast 4k for Tuesday January 12
Readings cover all zodiac signs with notes on change, creativity, finances, relationships, and personal growth. The piece blends guidance on focus, travel, and self expression while warning against overexposure to gossip and urging practical steps for improvement.
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Detroit parochial schools to stay open temporarily
In Detroit's St. Cecilia's Parish, parishioners fund 400 pupils with rising costs and debts totaling 122000. Officials said temporary steps may keep most parochial schools open until June while urging a Michigan Supreme Court reversal to restore 22 million in state aid to nonpublic schools.
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Funeral set for Julius B Gansior at Bonaventure Church
Liberal services for Julius B Gansior 77 of 2218 16th Street will be at 10 am Tuesday at St Bonaventure Catholic Church. He died Saturday after a monthlong illness at St Mary Hospital. Officiating will be Rev Regis Watts. Burial at local cemetery. He was born April 18 187? in Polk County to Clem and Mrs Gonsier. He married Stella Braday in 1918. The couple farmed 11 years in Nance County then moved to Columbus in 1929. He worked as a carpenter and sold insurance for Farmers State of Omaha. Survivors include his widow Stella daughters Irene Mire and Marie Ann Gonsier granddaughter Patricia Ann Mires brothers Charles and Frank Liss sisters Annette and others. Preceding him were his parents and siblings.
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Nixon names estate La Casa Pacifica at San Clemente
President Nixon has named his Spanish style estate here La Casa Pacifica. An aide said the sign was installed near the gate before the President's arrival on Tuesday, and the name means either The House of Peace or House on the Pacific.
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Local Lamble Pie Phrase Traces History to Kitchens
An old expression, local lamble pie, reportedly stems from medieval times when nobles ate prime foal meat and servants received the animal innards, or umbles, used to make umble pie, reflecting class dinner disparities.
Warehouse to distributor costs drive higher prices
DEAN & MILLER editor reports on how moving goods from warehouse to distributor to consumer raises costs. Overmyer and Lotus Industry push efficiency programs to cut ship times and labor, claiming savings can lower consumer prices. A university style course trains workers to unload faster, cutting man-hours by up to thirty percent and reducing penalties from railroads.
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Justice court fines listed for numerous speeding violations
Justice of the Peace Cleo Hobnk levied fines across many defendants from Beatrice to Grand Island for speeding and related infractions. Amounts range from 1 to 100 dollars plus costs, including no drivers license, overweight, no reciprocity, and willful reckless driving charges amid a cluttered roster of names and towns.
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Columbus
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Texas
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Michael Dennis
Colorado
Norbert Haiar
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Monroe
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Northern plains hit by cold blast
A United Press International dispatch reports a piercing cold wave across the Northern Plains with sporadic snow. Temperatures fell well below zero as an inch of new snow accumulated in Montana and the Dakotas, with Minnesota forecasts showing potential heavy snow.
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Nemography and denographer roles defined
Nemography is the statistical study of population and a denographer is a researcher who studies that subject. The text provides basic definitions of both terms and notes their relation to population data and analysis.
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