House Democrats name Rep Albert as speaker
Washington reports House Democrats selected Rep Carl Albert of Oklahoma as speaker for the 98th Congress. The caucus eyed the choice after long pre session talks. Albert would be formally installed Thursday when Congress convenes, succeeding retired Speaker John McCormack.
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Louisiana
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Arizona
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Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
John Anderson
Ulinois
Swithh
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
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PBA Votes to End Six Day NYC Police Strike
New York City police leaders of the Patrolmen Benevolent Association vote to end a six day strike by about 45 000 officers. The decision met with anger as many rank and file members protested and some left a stormy New Yorker Hotel session. The vote was 223 to 1M with dissidents threatening resignation and doubts about honoring the decision. Mayor Lindsay urged National Guard protection to safeguard the city’s 8.5 million inhabitants if the strike continued.
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Four U S fishing vessels seized in Ecuador dispute
Washington reports four more U S fishing vessels seized by Ecuador over fishing rights as tensions rise and the U S suspends aid. A Panamanian flag Jasna and a Japanese boat were also taken, with fines totaling 153000 dollars paid. Weather notes report a cold wave with 35 below in Maine and a 55 degree Los Angeles high.
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Inmate Protest at Lincoln State Prison Over Solitary Confinement
About 75 inmates at Lincoln state prison reportedly refused to leave the dining room in protest of solitary confinement. Warden Maurice Sigler said he notified Gov. Exon and would submit a written report. A spokesman cited grievances over confinement pending an investigation of an alleged assault.
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Government may probe candy cigarettes for smoking link
London UK MPs consider a government investigation to see if candy cigarettes lead children to smoke. Social Services Secretary Sir Keith Joseph told the House of Commons that if a link is proven it could prompt a ban on their manufacture.
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HEW to Cut Off Welfare Funds From Indiana and Nebraska
The Health, Education, and Welfare Department announced it will halt federal welfare funds to Indiana and Nebraska starting April 1 for failing to update maximum payment ceilings. Administrator John C. Twiname said the step is taken reluctantly to uphold the law, with states able to appeal or adjust payment ceilings before the cutoff. Indiana's roughly 19 million and Nebraska's about 15 million annually are at stake for Aid to Families with Dependent Children programs.
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Police Appreciation Night At American Legion Post
The Vartman Post of the American Legion hosts its annual Police Appreciation Night on January 2 at the Legion Club. The event features a 6 40 p.m. cocktail hour and 2 10 p.m. banquet with guest speaker Rev Paul Schwab pastor of Stodegeph Catholic Church in Ponca and a candidate for national Legion chaplain. Tickets are for sale at Jooley Uingstore Silver Dollar Curry Bras and the Legion Cink. The program includes a plaque presentation to outstanding officers and invocation by Norbee Zobieeckl. Schwab lectures about his career in Nebraska and his Legion leadership roles.
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South Vietnamese Marines Airlifted to Strategic Pass
South Vietnamese marines, about five thousand strong, were airlifted in a move to the Dieh Nil Pass area along Highway 4. The force, held in reserve near the pass, faces Communist pressure as Cambodian forces reported in control of surrounding mountains. Air power supported operations near Kanpot and Kampong San as the allied push on Highway 4 continued for a third day.
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Cambodia
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Bills hearing set for Wednesday in Lincoln
Lincoln reports a list of proposed bills facing hearings on Wednesday including Education LBW related to school sections, M2-Provide preferred treatment for applicants aiming to practice in Nebraska, Renate state governance regional lechyies schools as colleges, Urban Affairs LBAR increasing cemetery funding in second class villages and cities, LB74 renaming facilities to municipalities for street and public parking, LBRO allowing gift making by hospital districts, and L883 extending the nasi fine by arguable seed class cities and villages.
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Nebraska
Arguien Ne
NU professor disputes being dropped from post
Nebraska University faculty member Prof. Duke Hubbard disputes a dismissal notice and seeks a faculty committee investigation. He argues his duties and teaching reputation were not properly considered and requests formal review of the decision.
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University At Nebraska
Uralde
Duke Hubbard
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Respeuirsia
Index Horoscape Features Page 2 Editorial Notes
A compact page listing sections such as Horoscape on page 2, Editorial on page 2, Women's News on page 4, Aran on page 5, sports coverage on page 3, and classifieds and notices on page 1 and 9. Reads as a table of contents for the issue with page references and section labels.
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Women’s News
Aran
Claastfield
Platte County Real Estate Hearings Extended
Platte County announces extended real estate hearings by R C Walters Co to handle property appraisals. Owners may arrange conference times by contacting the Walters office. a representative will schedule the meeting.
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Plate
R.C. Walters Co
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Fire Report Sees Calls To Date This Year And Last Year
A fire department report shows calls to date this year and compares it with last year. It notes periods with no calf-related incidents and highlights ongoing suppression efforts and response times across districts.
Chrysler UAW reach tentative three year contract deal
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers announced a tentative agreement covering production and maintenance workers at UAW locals in the United States and Canada. The pact, worth about 1 billion dollars over three years, mirrors terms from GM and Ford and includes retroactive pay back to November 2.
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Leonard Worxboek
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United Fund to Elect Directors at Jan 20 Meeting
United Fund will hold its annual meeting at noon January 20 at the Elks Country Club to fill five director terms. The event includes the Widdylve awards luncheon for volunteers with notable contributor milestones and firm participation prizes.
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Elks Country Club
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Dwayne Smith
Roger McChristy
Julian Meyer
William Simpson
Ken Kilmer
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Robert Wailgren
McGovern Names Six Potential Democratic Nominees
Sen. George McGovern, launching his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, identifies six possible rivals he may need to outpace by the convention. He cites Hubert Humphrey, Edmund Muskie, Birch Bayh, William Proxmire, Henry Jackson, and possibly Ted Kennedy as contenders.
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Wisconsin
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Washington
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Stolen $9,600 From Taranto Plant In Italy
Police report three masked men overpowered a night watchman at a Taranto factory and absconded with $9,600. The incident occurred as workers and Christians gathered nearby for a Pope Paul VI mass and related services.
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Deputies Shot in Arizona Repossession Fatality
In Phoenix an unemployed man Vector Garcia, 42, killed two deputies during a repossession of a mobile home to satisfy a $43 debt. Deputy Warren Larue, 25 years service, and Rex A. Stone died after Garcia opened fire with a .22 caliber pistol. Garcia also died. the case follows a prior officer killing three weeks earlier.
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Warren Larue
Lvo
Rex A. Stane
Pharnix
Stone
Larke
Tarcia
Garcia
Danny Patterson
Larue
Sloe
Dale Stone
Dee
Nixon orders 30 day hold on building cost increases
President Nixon told the building industry to devise ways to curb rising costs within 30 days and signaled limited approval for steel price increases. The move marks heightened White House intervention in business labor dynamics as Hodgeson and Laird join discussions with management and unions to curb inflation and potential repeal of Davis-Bacon rules on government projects.
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UPD
Nixon
White House
James B. Hodpsin
Modgson
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Defense
Melvin Tl. Laird
Pentagon
Nixos
BelHtchem Steel
Nebraska Weather Forecast From Old Nebraska Page
Weather forecast for Nebraska predicts fair to partly cloudy skies with a warming trend. Overnight lows near freezing with variable winds across the Panhandle and portions of eastern areas.
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United Prose International
Nebraska
Warner
Nixon forms council on international economic policy
President Nixon announced creation of a council to draft goals on policy across trade aid and economics involving foreign nations. Peter Solera of Bell and Howell named executive director and chief adviser. the group coordinates matters crossing federal agencies like State Commerce and Agriculture and the Tariff Commission.
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UPI
Nixon
Council On International Economic Policy
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Peterseh
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Tariff Commission
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Wilcrest
Nikon Sail
Britain
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