Fragmented Local Notices and Ads From a 1971 Nebraska Page
A jumble of names, addresses, sales pitches, and personal notices appears. It mentions a second VN sale with prices, references to Mrs Tony Zabawa Jr, Spa Ton Zabawe, and various locals like John Deere Day at Columbus Farm Equipment. The text lists many household items, dining service, and local business promotions, plus student lists and dean’s honors at Town State University.
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Ong
Ahawa
Vietnam
Beiday
Dar Hla
Cawa
Tony Zabawa Jr
Spa
U S to attempt launch of largest communications satellite
The U S space agency plans a new evening launch of the massive 13.5 million dollar Intelsat 4/3 satellite for Comsat Corp and 78 international partners. The 1A ton relay craft would handle about 9 000 telephone circuits, far above present capacity, with weather delaying the initial blastoff.
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Cape Kennedy
U.S. Space Agency
Space
Comsat Corp
Amy Edwards rites slated in Albion
Funeral services for Amy Edwards 69 of Denver Colorado are set for 10 am Tuesday at Levander Funeral Home Albion. Rev Robert Baker will officiate with burial at Mose Will Cemetery. She was born June 22 1901 in Wolbach Nebraska to Herbert and ? Edwards. She taught preschool in Omaha before moving to Denver. Survived by sister Mrs Albert Cox Alpha and sister Mrs Warren Slohen Portland Oregon. parents and several siblings predeceased.
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Albion
Rom Levander
Amy Edwards
Denver
Colo
Robert Baker
Mose
Albert Cox
Alpha
Herbert Edwards
Wolbach
Omaha
Warren Slohen
Portland
Gre
Flor
LwWwa
Threa
Hijacker settles for trip to Cuba
A young Black man with Algeria on his mind armed with a hatchet hijacked a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 50 people. He threatened to blow up the jet but chose Havana as a destination before it landed safely and returned to the United States hours later. The hijacker, Gerald Grant, appeared in his early 20s and was described wearing a car coat and dungarees. He boarded in Milwaukee on a one way ticket to Detroit en route Minneapolis to Washington. Passengers were shown his photo identification during the unscheduled Cuban stop in Miami.
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Miame
UPL
Algeria
Uren Tettling
Uip
Havana
Nartiwest Airlines
United States
Gerald Grant
Iaroon
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Washington
FBL
Grail
Miami
Legion Auxiliary cites radio plan in Nebraska award
North Platte. UPI reports KNOP radio earned the Nebraska American Legion Auxiliary Golden Mike certificate for the Original Knight's Night College Program. The project gave college students practical broadcasting experience and promoted North Platte Junior College. Darrell Baade received the award from department leaders in Omaha and Lincoln.
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North Platte
UPI
KNOP
Nebraska American Legion — Auxiliary
North Platte Junior College
Darrell Baade
Peter Marchette
Omaha
Aimerican Legion Auxiliary Department
Marvin Harrison
Lincoln
Rogers may visit Latin America
The State Department says Secretary of State William P. Rogers may make an official trip to Latin America this year. No definite plans are set, but department sources say it is probable he would travel before the Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference on April 14 in San Jose, Costa Rica.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
William P. Rogers
Latin America
Department
San Jose
Costa Rica
Crime figure Joseph Colombo named Man of the Year
New York based weekly Tri Oro Post names Joseph Colombo a crime figure as Man of the Year. The paper ties Colombo to the Italian American Civil Rights League where his son is a vice president. Colombo was convicted on two counts of perjury last year and faces up to five years on each count when sentenced in February.
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New York
UPL
Joseph Colombo
Trioro Post
Civil Rights League
Colombo
Antiny
Calambo
Perry
Temperatures Improve Across Regions Amid Cold Front
Unitad Press report notes mixed conditions with 28 in Boston and 4 in New York City, light snow from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley, and a moved cold front. Florida Citrus Commission imposes seven day embargo on shipments to protect consumers from damaged fruit. Temperatures stay in 60s from Southern Florida to Gulf states while inland areas register subzero readings. Local winds buffet the Pacific Northwest as precipitation shifts to snow in the Northern Rockies.
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Unitad Press International
Midwest
Boston
New York City
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Sault Ste. Marie
Meh
Florida Citrus Commission
Selvers
Florida
Gulf States
Texas
California
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
International Falls
Malne
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Flin
Halogeton blamed for Utah sheep deaths in valley
State veterinarian James F Schoenfeld says 1400 sheep in Ante Jope Valley died after exposure to halogeton a toxic plant. Biologists note three ounces can kill sheep without water while 18 ounces can kill a fed animal. Water shortage from melting snow may have triggered toxin buildup. Experts from Atomic Energy Commission Utah State University and University of Utah investigated alongside Millard County authorities.
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Salt Gake City
UPI
Prassiauils
United States
Utah
Ante Jope Valley
Gay
Calvin
Rampton
He Nation
Nevada
Canada
Dugway Proving Ground
Dugway
James F. Schoenfeld
Millard County
Atomic Energy Commission
Utah State University
University of Utah
McManus Named to HEW Post in Kansas City
Mireelor Robert D. McManus, former State Welfare Director under Norbert Tiemann and ex-State Department of Administrative Services head, is appointed to a HEW position. He will join the Family Assistance Plan team at the Kansas City regional office, under HEW Director Max At. Mills.
Albert Loses In First Test Of Strength In House
Washington UPI The House handed Speaker Carl Albert a defeat on his bid to curb the Rules Committee and send contested bills directly to him for action. The 254 to 183 vote blocked his plan and delayed organization for the 92nd Congress. Senate Democrats restored Edward Kennedy to the Steering Committee seat, while Rep. Thomas O Neill was chosen House party whip.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Rules Committee
Ules
Chishoms
Rep
Dotn W. McCormack
Mass
Mouse Democals
William M. Colmer
Dmiss
Rules Cormmilter
Coliner
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Robert C. Byrd
Frida
Thomas P. O'Neill
Cambridge
Hale Boggs
Injuries Reported in City Auto Accidents
Several Friday evening crashes caused minor injuries and property damage. Laura Nichollle, 1166 21st Avenue, suffered head and ankle injuries but was not hospitalized after a collision with Darlene M. Davis, 1620 12th Street, and Gerald L. Dicke, Route 1, at 2nd Street and 33rd Avenue. about $850 damage. Theron Cox, 2766 37th Avenue, struck parked cars owned by Thomas Thalken, 2122 14th Street, and John Ondracek of Scribner, total about $1,000 damage. A separate late Friday accident at Lith Street and 27th Avenue caused near $1,000 in damage involving Henry Dartman, 921 20th Bheel, and Francis C. Tagwerker, 1665 26th Avenue. Marlene Aldrich, 1867 29th Avenue, reported $75 damage to her parked car hit by a possible hit-run driver at Billies Cafe.
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Laura Nichollle
21St Avenue
Darlene M. Davis
12Th Street
Gerald L. Dicke
2Rd Street
33Rd Avenue
Theron &. Cox
37Th Avenue
Thomas Thalken
14Th Street
John Ondracek
Scriber
Hort Auto
Billie
Court sentences three surgeons for botched operation
In Rome a court convicted three hospital surgeons over three months for leaving a pair of pincers in the abdomen of an elderly patient after surgery. A later operation to remove the instruments was cited as a contributing cause of her death. As first offenders, they face up to one year but do not serve time.
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Rome
Apt
Cime Hospital
Frogs Block Water Supply In French Village Conduit
UPI reports officials in Vayennes en Argonne investigated a water shortage and found thousands of frogs clogged the conduit supplying the town. The discovery prompted clarifications on supply impact and immediate measures to restore flow.
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Metz
Erance
UPI
Vayennes En
Argoie
President to Atlanta for Russell services
President Nixon travels to Atlanta to honor Richard B. Russell, long serving senator, with a wreath at the Capitol rotunda. Nixon praises Russell as a great senator and valued friend as thousands gather for the state funeral. Russell, 73, died in Washington after a respiratory infection, and his body is moved to Georgia's rotunda for public tribute before burial near Atlanta.
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Atlanta
UPI
Nixon
Richard B. Russell
Hig
Alate
Russell
Union
Weashenglen
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Washington
Waller Reed Hospital
Truman Hospital Tests Continue Amid Stomach Pain
Former President Harry S Truman, 86, remains in Research Hospital Kansas City in good spirits as doctors pursue tests for stomach pain. Officials say he should stay hospitalized through mid next week with all tests normal and no pain. Bess Truman stays at his bedside while Margaret Daniel may not travel to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry 5
Truman
Research Hospital
Culd
Wallace V. Graham
Jgst
Bess
Independence
Trumans
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
The
New York Times
Dreves Srid
Sergeant Blahak arrives for duty in Alaska
Sgt. Harry J. Blahak Jr. arrives at Shemya Island AFL Alaska for duty with a Strategic Air Command unit. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Warry L Blahak Jr. of Columbus and a 1969 graduate of St Bonaventure High School. His wife Kathleen Trele is noted.
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Shemya Island
Alaska
U.S. Air Mores
Harry J. Blahak Jr
Warry L. Blehek Jr
Columbus
Shemya Afl
Blahak
Strategic Air Command
Offull Aph
Neh
St. Bonaventureigh School
Kathleen 4
Trelle
Funeral services pending for two area men
Funeral services are pending at Levander Funeral Home for Reuben Evans 70 of Cloister and Earl J. McPhillipa 20 of Cedar Itupils who died Friday at St Joseph Hospital by Omaha.
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Albion
Levander Funeral Home
Reuben Evans
Egypt seeks new guidelines to speed Mideast talks
Egypt presses for new guidelines to accelerate peace talks with Israel. US envoy Rogers discussed extending the ceasefire beyond February 5 to aid Jarring’s mission. Egypt cites lack of progress and Israel’s alleged refusal to withdraw from Arab lands as a core obstacle. Libya, Syria, and Sudan issue a joint communiqué backing confrontation with Israel and Palestinian guerrillas. Dayan warns against letting anger drive policy in Gaza.
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al- Ahramald
Egypt
Cairo
Israel
United States
Yugoslavia
Diplomati
Security Council
Libya
Syedn
Sudai
Anwar Saa
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Sarsel
Gaza Strip
Dayan
Gaza
City Briefs and Community Meetings Aggregate
Local briefs list GOP Women in Platte County Reguliteon meeting at Mrs Hobert Lane's Tuesday and Highland PTA programs at 6 30 p m prior to a board gathering. Several obituaries funeral notices and club meetings follow including DAR and Silver Creek services, a 4 H join call, and a Community Orchestra rehearsal at the Federated Church basement with instrumentists bringing their own gear.
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GOP
Platte County
Reguliteon
Colwnunky Srehestra
Federated Church
Services pending for Nebraska soldier Altschaffl
Pur neval services are pending for Army Cpl Stephen A Altschaffl who died Tuesday in Japan where he was being treated for burns from an explosion at his base camp in Vietnam. He was 22, a 1960 Plattsmouth High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Joh Altschaffl. He enlisted after graduation and had been in Vietnam since April 1970. He is survived by his parents, a brother, sister, and grady relatives.
Hospital Report from St Mary and Bohiehe Memorial
St Mary Hospital admissions include Mrs Frank Schwaclzer Modney Lange Glenn Condreau Columbus Arthor Augustin Shelby and dismissals for Mrs David Ammenman and daughter Bethyool Patricia Baca Car Enaminger Mrs Lawrence Bank Robert Wozny Mrs Eugene Baryea Columbus Bohiehe Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Bernard Wimies and Taverna
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St. Mary Hospital
Frank Schwaclzer
Modney Lange
Glenn Condreau
Columbbus
Arthor Augustin
Shelby
David Ammenman
Bethyool
Patricia Baca
Car Enaminger
Lawrence Bank
Robert Wozny
Eugene Baryea
Columbus
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Robert Maclariind
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Quincy,ll
John Deere
Columbus Farm Equipment
Mr. and
Mys
Dim Belven and Folly of
Grandstand Thurs
Betty Schenidt
Cathy Macttarland
University of Nebraska
Avallan
Wm. C. Wedel
Deal Foland
Louis Hansen
Fullerton
John Yebrs
Belgrade
Firat Mortgeger
Dell Investment Company
East Hiway
Ate
Herbert Tasenbreck
Edwin Calies
Leigh
Messrs. and Mons, John , Ehlers and
Seward Hake
Lee's
Arthur Marly
Laigh
Tom Tiyan
Dan
Bill
Avenue
Migesler Drug Store
Hilda Korte
Mra
Whalmeyer
Prince Call
Wim
C. Wedel
Bualnes
Chiner
Mia
Mary Kush
Lenny
Genoa
Badle
Zakrzowski
Yalgh
Ray Kush
Williams Rentham Co
Vidt-Lhes
Town State University
Daniel D. Wilt
Lang E. Moenning
Madison
Doris M. Dohneon
Stromsburg
U.S
Cuba
Legion Auxiliary
Radio
Rogers
Sidney Omara
Aris
Taurus iAgeil
Wille
Altair
Benick
Ian
Chiervar
Huery
Uly
Aulairlen
Persea la
Princuis
Cayton
Krapatsiol
Aquarius
Russell Services
Quihaspital
Nikai
Russell Ting
George Capitol
Nisan
Swaley
Russells
Winder
Ata Plang
Washingol
Spird
Agnew
Uehickl
Khomseth
Georgia
Rei Clay Counry
Sgt. Blahak
Mideast
United Prose International
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al Alam
Soypl
Middle East
Whdellines
AL Amicem
William D. Rogers
Mahamoud Riad
Hogers
Hal Jarring
U.N
City Briefs
Highland Pta
Highland Park Pta
Highland Park
Thomas Obaldp
Mills Memorial Hospital
Pavilion East
South San Mateo Drive
San Mateo
Calif
Wear Park
Dick Babst
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Wil
West Park
PTA
Lost Creek
Marilyn Surndermeter
Carol ‘Peely
American Legion Auxiliary
Hill
Crestwood
Crestwood Acres
Sim Swartz
Marvin Uden
James Niedbalski
Egnac Tanulowicg
Dar — Platte
DAR
Cengas
Joe Konwinekt Sy
Silver Creek
Berrices
St. Lawrence Church
McKown Funeral Home
Frazer Rikts
Ernest P. Frazer
St Bonaventure Catholic Church
Hey
Charles Potocki
Zack B. Howell
Vern Zimmerman
A Kavieh
Uarry Shank
Cullard Koutnik
Walter Gengenbach
Postal
Viva Group
Emerson Pta
Book Reviaw — Book Review Club
Ben Schauteberger
J. Th. Warner
Coviewer
Columbus Area
Legion
American Legion
Legion Hall
Nebraska
Bohiehe Memorial Hospital
Bernard Wimies
Taverna
Modern Now
Monstership Club
ZeRay Club
Reger
Bayes
Dan Sprunk
Alva Mule
Binh Fry Avery
WERTZ
Sally Meylerwan
Robert Clyays
Donald Sutherland
Elliott Gouin
Tom Skerritt
Columbus Telegram
Duainess
Bee
Donna
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