Public hearing planned on Silver Creek-Duncan road plan
Nebraska Department of Roads invites written requests for a corridor and design public hearing on Highway Pros pect BH near Silver Creek from the west line of Section 33, Township 6 North, Range 3 West, along U.S. 380 for about 10.2 miles toward Danean. Notices will publish date and place if held. absent requests, a study will proceed and approval may go to the Governor.
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Danean
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Department of Hons
Nebraska
Federal program targets alcoholism with new institute
The Nixon era moves to fight alcoholism with a new National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, funded by a $300 million three year plan. Congress stalled on initial appropriations but anticipated later funding as the institute prepares to open in Bethesda Maryland under the National Institute of Mental Health. The House tweaked language to avoid denying general hospitals federal aid if they do not admit alcoholics, preserving broader support while aligning with medical guidance.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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American Medical Association
Nixon reveals his applause philosophy
Washington reports President Nixon explained his view of audience response after a Nebraska speech. He said silence can signal listening and predicted the State of the Union message would be interrupted by applause but not reflect substance. He noted a contrast between college crowds and Congress.
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Oil Cleanup Around Kent Coast After Tanker Spills
Workmen along 40 miles of Kent beaches cleaned up oil washed ashore from two Channel wrecks. Detergent was sprayed to break up patches as coast guard officials traced the slicks to the Exxon Caribbean and the German freighter Marienburg. Several birds were found coated in oil.
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Romney Marsh
Fexaco Caribbean
Mranienburg
Wymore Man Killed in Highway 7 Collision
Michael Lyons, 20, of Wymore, died in a crash with a semi on Highway 7 about 2 1/2 miles south of Crete. A passenger, 23, also of Wymore, was hospitalized in Lincoln. The truck driver, Aldo Vasey of Ojala, escaped uninjured. State Patrol noted the accident occurred around 4:65 a.m.
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Ojala
Anite
Patrot
Administration steps to old black teachers desegregation effort
Washington report says the Nixon administration is taking initial steps in desegregation efforts, citing civil rights concerns over layoffs of Black educators in southern districts. Officials announce FEW actions to correct past discrimination and maintain federal funding, though details remain unclear.
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World War I shell explodes in Leningrad area
An artillery shell left over from World War II exploded recently in the Leningrad area, triggering a fire that killed four workers at a Kirovsk thermoelectric power station. The source, Soviet Skya Rossiya, noted the shell had been stored as peat fuel and originated from a former battlefield area.
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UPI
Leningrad
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Kirovsk
Hutto freed of charges in Vietnam war case
The jury acquitted Sgt. Charles B. Hutto of assault with intent to kill after two hours of deliberation. His Miami lawyer argued orders from superior officers justified the actions, while prosecutors said the verdict shifts blame away from higher commands in a controversial wartime incident.
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Army Courbanarthal Board
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Tral
Muitto
Ask
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Lullo
Edoward Magill
Miami
Siperiae
Nuernberg
Germany
Urey
By United Press International Whmans Hearing Range
The report states Whmans can hear sounds from 16 to 25.0 million cycles per second, detailing their auditory capability as measured by frequency response tests. It notes the upper limit at 25.0 MHz and places this finding within the context of human auditory perception research.
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Improvements Studied for Columbus Area by Commerce Panel
The Vivie Affairs committee of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce met to discuss nearly 20 proposed improvements for the area. Kim Ball chaired the session while several chairmen listened and assessed predicaments. Details on surgeessions and will report back later. Proposals covered highways, athletic facilities, government aids, and emergency policy. A luncheon planning session was tentatively set for March 29 at Rasch Blohak Ray.
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Mirsky
Vivie
Columbus Sea
Tricia Makes Brief Appearance Amid Royal Jewelry Rumors
Prince's 21 year old daughter has drawn gossip after wearing a ring with large diamonds on her left hand third finger. Reports say she may wed university student Edward Cox in June. White House remains noncommittal, noting no comment on the subject.
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Trieta
Marvard Law
Mach Cox
Rhein
Japanese railways fast crowded and unprofitable analysis
Frederick H. Marks argues Japanese railroads are fast and crowded but largely unprofitable with heavy government subsidies sustaining the system. He notes the bullet train earns money, yet most lines lose money, facing a total loss of about 442 million dollars in 18 lines. Government loans and subsidies approach the 1 billion dollar range as privatization and political hesitation stall shutdowns.
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Tokaido
Tokyo
Osaka
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Gstate
Batoshi
Soak
Palltios
Almanac of celestial events and historical notes
On Friday January 15 1923 the morning sky shows Mercury Venus Jupiter and Mars with the evening star Venus nearby. It recalls 1881 when the first practical locomotive ran on the Charleston Southern line and 1968 earthquakes in Western Sicily left many dead. Also notes Churchill revival events in January.
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South Cavallnn
Winston Churchilll
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