Americans curb seafood sales over mercury fears
A United Press International survey shows many Americans reducing seafood intake due to FDA warnings about mercury and pollutants. tuna and swordfish declines are reported nationwide, with canned tuna and fresh swordfish plunging in price and availability. Officials note high mercury in larger fish and ongoing testing since a year ago.
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Dean C. Miller
REW York
UPI
Bell Wells
Manhattan Beach
Los Angeles
United Press International
Michigan
New York
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Allanbig & Pacific
Wnich
Jack Laykin
Chesapeake Fats
Baltimore
Fina
San Diego
Lye
W.K. Humphreys
Mouston
Lake St Clair
FDA
Cycile
U.S
NPPD promotes Dean Foland to audit and budget supervisor
Dean T Foland 35 of Columbus has been promoted to audit and budget supervisor effective Feb 1 at the Nebraska Public Power District. He will handle budgets and audit control and work with a new field auditor in larger districts, succeeding Harry Kelloge upon retirement Feb 24. He began with the former Consumers Public Power District in 1900 and has held multiple posts including field auditor in 1968. Foland, a Belgrade native, is married to Ona Mae with daughters Theresa and Linette, residing at 2711 Cheyenne St Columbus. He belongs to Trinity Lutheran Guard and Eagles Lodge, and enjoys hunting and fishing. No replacement named.
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Dean TH. Foland
Columbus
Nebraska Public Power District
Foland
Harry
Kelloge
NPPN
Consumers Public Power
O'Neill
Belgrade
Wayne State ‘Teachers College
Fullerton
Navy
Fleischer ‘Manufacturing Company
Power
Ona Mae
Theresa
Linette
Cheyenne St
Trinity Jutheren Guard
The
Eagles Lodge
Couple Moves to New Home on Farm Near Leigh
Leigh area notes report Mr and Mrs Donald Botsch have moved into a newly built house on their Leigh farm. The Franzen family moved into the Botsch vacated farm home. The Leigh Woman's Club and Community Club will meet jointly at Tri County Club House Monday evening with Leigh Emergency furnishing the program. Village trustees awarded a 1971 police car contract to A A Pimper Garage of Jowells Neb with Charles Machaeck named as part time assistant police marshal.
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Leigh
Donald Botsch
Lawrence Franzen
Botsches
Leigh Woman's Club
Community Club
Tri-County Club
J.T. Hubenka
A.A. Pimper Garage
Jowells
Neb
Leo Daniels
Charles Machaeck
University of Pennsylvania First University in US History
The University of Pennsylvania is cited as the first institution to become a university in the United States, marking a historic milestone in American higher education.
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United States
University of Pennsylvania
Subscription rates and service area expanded
The notice outlines subscription pricing for Bee newspaper by carrier and mail with rates set per year and by region. It lists delivery areas including Colyer, Hebraska, Colfax, Nance, Polk and other towns, and notes annual payments and address renewal for subscribers.
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Seema Cise Poalge Pals Ab Colyer
Hebraska
Pustle
Beere
Estler
Colfax
tAerrick
Nance
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Mall
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Recich agreement ends Chicago teachers strike
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley announced an agreement to end a teachers strike that kept 477,000 students home for five days. Mediator Paley helped reach a deal, CTU members must ratify, picketing continues until vote. Union sought smaller class sizes and more teachers.
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UPI
Richard J. Daley
Showl Board
Chicago Teachers Union
CTU
John Desmond
Desmond
Paley
Army citation to Bohuslavsky Bronze Star Medal
Jaren J. Bohuslavsky of Monroe, recently discharged from the Army, has received the Bronze Star Medal. The citation notes he distinguished himself by exceptionally meritorious military operations against an armed hostile force in the Republic of Vietnam.
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Jaren J. Bohuslavsky
Monroe
Republic of Vietnam
Astrology Forecast Nonsense Mixed Zodiac Symbols
An overlong garbled forecast lists zodiac signs with fragmented, error filled predictions. It mentions Taurus Gemini Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and Aries in a jumble of dates, advice, and nonsensical phrases without clear outcomes or coherent guidance.
Senator Holmquist seeks repeal of 1969 ombudsman law
Lincoln UPI report notes State Sen. GC. W. Holmquist of Oakland introduces a bill to repeal the ombudsman or public counsel law. He argues the office adds unnecessary cost while federal aid needs justify only minimal enforcement. Also introduced are a constitutional environmental amendment and other bills.
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Ombudsman
Lincoln
UPI
GC. W. Holmquist
Oakland
Nebraska
Olmquist
Ise
George Syas
Omaha
W. A. Hasebroock
West Point
McGovern to announce candidacy from Steur Falls
Senator George S. McGovern will announce his presidential bid on network TV Monday from Steur Falls. He vows an authentic full campaign in 1972, entering the principal primaries to win the nomination, after his 1968 Today campaign post assassination of Robert Kennedy. He spoke at Shippensburg State College and Waynesburg College, saying his public appearances would end before the official announcement and signaling a withdrawal if U.S. involvement in Indochina continues.
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UPI
George S. McGovern
S.D
Steur Falls
McGovern
Robert J. Kennedy
C. Ted
Shippensburg State College
Waynesburg College
Shippensburg Audienew
Waynesburg
U.S
Indochina
Prison Swap Escapes in Acapulco Prison
Martin Moreno Quintero, 50, escaped Acapulco prison using his wife's clothes. Mrs. Moreno entered with a dress and shawl hidden under fruit, aiding his disguise during visiting hours. He, convicted of marijuana selling, slipped out barefoot after donning the disguise. guards noticed the absence and arrested her.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPI
Martin Moreno Quintero
President Nixon to name No 1 football team this year
Nebraskans ponder if the President will declare the top grid team during his state visit. The piece humorously traces presidential naming power, citing Festooned Cuspidor and past episodes with Nixon, Agnew, and historic picks, ending with a cautious nod to Nixon as a strong chief executive in the sports realm.
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Nixon
Texas University
Texans
Penn
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Cuspidor
Hivinks
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Uackers
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Sarvard
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Lala Preaidenly
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Gen
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Cuspider
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Sea
Fulbright
Boy wears U S flag on pants seat sparks arrest
In Houston two assistant prosecutors argued that a flag patch on the seat of pants is not a flag. During a lunch break they detained Daniel Ray Delorne, facing a 25 year term if guilty of desecration. The teen protested that he was simply wearing the flag of his country.
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Houston
UPI
Daniel Ray Delorne
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George Karam
Andy Horne
Tim
Nebraskans drink totals spark licensure debate statewide
A garbled report from the Shilo Volgnor Control Commission cites large liquor revenue for the year, with totals breaking down into spirits, fortified wines, light wines, and beer. It notes growth in licensee fees, miscellaneous revenue, and increased operating expenses, while flagging 27 new incorporated towns added to the liquor licensing map.
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Chalenan Ray Osborn Galt de
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