Pentagon faces tests for home radio warning receivers
The Pentagon plans nationwide tests of DIDS home warning receivers to alert civilians to natural disasters or nuclear threats. Civil Defense officials built a bombproof unit near Baltimore and will test ten transmitters across 10 states, aiming quick, area-specific broadcasts via remote-operated control from NORAD adjacent sites.
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Credit quality signals strain as consumer debt rises
AP Business analysis notes that when the economy strengthens, households and businesses borrow more, lifting wallets and debt levels. As expansion slows, delinquencies rise in mortgages, installment loans, and consumer credit, signaling worsening debt quality. Experts view mortgage delinquencies at 3.62 percent and rising installment defaults as early warnings, with mixed outlooks on recovery.
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Houston
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Scott
Hair shorter for men and longer for women worldwide
Hair stylists report a shift to shorter hairstyles for men and longer looks for women across major cities. The trend arrives with varied influences, from mid length and collar lengths for women to practical, groomed cuts for men, as seen in Los Angeles New York Paris and Denver with celebrities and students adopting the changes.
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Resigning Douglas County Democratic Party Leader
Joseph Manto, a 30 year old Air Force officer and partner in an insurance claims adjusting firm, resigns as head of the Douglas County Democratic party. He will not run for the Omaha City Council. the resignation becomes effective February.
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Mechairmian
Drwglas Counity Democratic Party
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Swisher Named President of Jay Advisory Board at Bergace Mercy
OMAIA Neb AP Arden FE Swisher longtime advertising head at Mutual of Omaia has been named president of the Jay advisory board at Bergace Mercy Flospital in a local appointment.
North Viet posts hammer South Vietnam in heavy strikes
North Viet posts carried out heavy air bombardment in South Vietnam with 374 fighter-bomber strikes and 80 B2 sorties over a two hour window, the largest tempo in months. US and allied forces focused on hindering a perceived Communist land grab as clashes spread from the DMZ to the Mekong Delta and central highlands.
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Oller
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Dmz
Mekong Delta
Gene
Omaha Symphony Conductor to Makes Two Guest Appearances
The Omaha Symphony announces two guest appearances this week. Yuri Krasnapolsky will conduct a chorus and chamber orchestra group in New York on Wednesday and will play piano in a quartet for the Friends of Music in Lincoln Friday.
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Omaha, Neb
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Symphony
Yuri Krasnapolsky
New York
Friends of Music
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Silver Creek Honors List Third Six Weeks At Silver Creek High
Silver Creek High announces honorees for the third six week period. Seniors include Lori Alesander Tiebert Bialas Joan Bovk Jon Beck Hosie Brand Mike Cave Ron Cieloha Nandy Engel Susie Gembien Ken Gonsier Nan Jones Nancy Kava Dustin Liss Pat Paetosa Cindy Tooker Vinson Willits Denise Schippareit. Juniors Davie Gentleman Raleigh Haas Dianne Keith Mama McCarville Walt Peterson Roger Spohn. Sophomores LaTona Cumun Dale Jones Sue Lamb Jani Martin Jerry Wilcox. Freshmen Christine Cave Kathleen Geutleman Janice Mebda Shue Aurer Robert Rebak Robert Sohl David Yschantre Nelavig Vah Winkle Mike Wynan.
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Silver Creek High School
Lori Alesander
Tiebert Bialas
Joan Bovk
Jon Beck
Hosie Brand
Mike Cave
Ron Cieloha
Nandy Engel
Susie Gembien
Ken Gonsier
Nan Jones
Nancy Kava
Dustin Liss
Pat Paetosa
Cindy Tooker
Vinson Willits
Denise Schippareit
Davie Gentleman
Denver police seek court order to recover bullet
Denver police seek a court order to recover a bullet from the body of a man charged with murder. The department says ballistics testing could place the defendant at the crime scene or expose his alibi. The case involves a 83 year old man linked to a Denver lounge shooting death. Police say they have the gun and a spent shell. The brief also notes rights arguments about testimony exclusivity. A second item reports Brussels proposing speed limits for CM drivers.
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