Hessians Sold To Britain In 1776 Mercenary Deal
In January 1776 Britain negotiated with six western European states to hire mercenaries for the Revolutionary War. About 30,400 soldiers were contracted for roughly 1.77 million pounds, though only half hailed from Hessian states. The term Hessians used loosely for these troops.
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Lighter Side TV Viewers Brace For Candid House Coverage
Washington columnist Dick West guides viewers on handling gavel to gavel TV of House sessions. He cites common bosh utterances and shows how to tune out distractions while preserving attention for meaningful remarks. He lists typical lines and moments to ignore to avoid brain overload.
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Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope for Friday January 23 1976
Bomba Bede Oa presents a Friday horoscope for Aries through Pisces with guidance on trust in agreements, relationship contributions, self limits, family patience, self doubt, practical action, balancing personal interests with duties, moderation in risk, budget vigilance, idealism, and handling others opinions.
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LIBRA
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Caprigorn
Aquarius
Pigces
Tank name origins linked to Swinton secrecy reuse
The armored vehicle was named for secrecy after Col. Ernest Swinton suggested its British Army role in World War I. The term water tank inspired the name due to facades of turret and hull resembling a tank design.
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United Press International
Col
Ernest Swinton
Nebraska farmers boost cropland in anticipated planting shift
Nebraska farmers are expanding cropland per USDA estimates, with corn up 4 percent and sorghum up 7 percent. Soybeans fall about 20 percent, barley down 8 percent, and sugar beets down 3 percent. Total planted acres expected near 6.75 million, aided by farmers reviving idle fields.
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Lincoln
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U.S. Agriculture Department
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State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Hutcher
Five Murder Suspects Refuse Extradition to Iowa
Five murder suspects including the victim’s estranged wife refused to waive extradition to Iowa. They were ordered held without bond after Omaha police arrested them Tuesday night in Pottawattamie County.
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Lynn Ford
Omaha
Nading trains in helicopter maintenance at Ft Rucker
Melvin Nading son of Mrs Cella Proctor is in eight weeks of helicopter maintenance training at Fort Rucker Alabama after completing eight weeks of basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He is a 1975 graduate of Columbus High School and lists a Denver address in box numbers and street names. Meanwhile Omaha area authorities pursue open first degree murder warrants for five suspects in the December shooting death of Charles Dean Sallis at a rural Iowa location. the suspects include Kathy Sallis and others, with extradition hearings set and bond denied.
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Mickey) Nading
Cella Proctor
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Nading
Fort Iwonardwood
Columbus High School
Pyt Melvin
CMI
Dlat Co
Charles Dean Sallis
Oraha
Council
Bluffs
Dan McTaggart
Kathy Sallis
Jacequelyn Bell
Charles Reese
Isiah Jones
Jerry Hildreth
Kenneth Leon Boyd
Sallis
Omaha
Robert von Drasek
Douglas County Public Defender’s Office
von Drasek
Pottawattamie County Attrney
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Jr. Exon
Towa
Pottawattamie
Lyle Rodenburg
Ford
Neola
Sallises
Lincoln Bicentennial Party Opens 1976 at UN Fieldhouse
The Nebraska American Revolution Bicentennial Commission approved a 10 000 grant for the Bicentennial Birthday Party on Sept 3 at the new University of Nebraska Fieldhouse. The opening night of the 1976 Nebraska State Pair will feature invitations to 385 high schools and guest of honor Kate Smith. Smith will perform with the mass high school choir, arranged by the UN Music Department with accompaniment by the Linear Symphony or a university orchestra.
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Lincoln, Neb
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University of Nebraska Music Department
Schmit Proposes Higher Homestead Exemption for Elderly
State Senator Loran Schmit of Bellwood introduced a bill to raise elderly homestead exemptions. The proposal would lift the single or widowed limit from 3850 to 4000 dollars and increase the married couple threshold from 4000 to 4000 dollars for those over 68.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
South Carolina Resolves on Public Service by Negro Men
A National Park Service note reports a 200 year old South Carolina resolution authorizing "able-bodied Negro men" to be taken into public service and offering rewards for timely compliance, reflecting historical coercive labor use.
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South Carolina
National Park Service
CNS
Split verdict on TWA 514 crash raises blame split
Washington officials report an unprecedented 3-2 split on cause of the 1974 TWA Flight 514 crash that killed 92. Majority pins fault on pilot Richard Brock for descending below recommended altitude. minority faults radar controller Merle Cameron for not following FAA radar arrival rules. The dispute highlights FAA air traffic control system management as a root issue.
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UPL
National Transportation Safety Board
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U.S
Air Line Filots Association
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TWA
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John Reed
Louis Thayer
Isabel Burgess
Richard Brock
Brock
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