Cards of Thanks from Clara Plageman family
Brothers and sisters of Clara Plageman express gratitude for kindness and sympathy from friends and neighbors during illness and recovery. Mrs Leo Cockson and family thank friends and relatives for cards prayers and flowers during their recent illness and Golden Anniversary. Mr and Mrs Fred Borehers extend thanks for cards and gifts on their Golden Anniversary.
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Brothers & Sisters
Clara Plageman
Leo Cockson
Fred Borehers
End of Utah oil embargo unlikely to fix US energy woes
Washington AP. An end to the Utah oil embargo will not immediately resolve U S energy problems. FE O official Eric Zausner said shortages may linger for months or years after lifting. Kissinger suggested the cutoff would end before Arab Israeli withdrawals are complete with timing uncertain.
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Washington
Utah
United States
Eric R. Zausner
Federal Energy Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
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Zausner
FEQ
U.S
Persian Gulf
The Carre rerecrast Seteraclass palags paid at Columbo
Subscription rates and delivery terms listed for carriers in various counties, with annual mail and carrier charges. The notice mentions holidays and regional pricing structures and promotes subscriber access through Columbus Telegram.
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Columbo
Lech
Diatte
Bodine
Butler
Coad
Merrick
Nance
Polk Laumiies
Columbus
Horoscope Forecast for Thursday January 24
Aries to Pisces forecasts present a mixed read, urging career focus and personal growth. Advice highlights embracing new acoustinces, strengthening relations, and seeking guidance from mentors while noting potential gains for progeny in social service realms.
Abortion supporters, opponents rally nationwide
Abortion supporters and opponents rallied, picketed, petitioned and staged symbolic funerals to mark the Supreme Court ruling era. In New York City crowds gathered at St Patrick's Cathedral and demonstrations outside Buckley’s office pressed for an antiabortion constitutional amendment. Cardinal Cooke supported the Buckley plan, while a National Right to Life rally drew about 10,000 at Independence Mall in Philadelphia.
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March For Life
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Cincinnati
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Population Council
Means Heads Tribal Fight in Pine Ridge Primary
Early returns from Pine Ridge Reservation indicate Russell Means leading a 12 person field for the Oglala Sioux Tribe presidency, facing incumbent Richard Wilson in February's general election. Provisional results show Means at 5 percent to Wilson's 457 votes with counting paused in the largest precinct and expected to resume.
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Thomas E. Slaughter
Associated Press
Pine Ridge, SD
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Pine Ridge Reservation
Means
Richard Wilson
South Dakota
Wilson
U.S. District Court
St. Paul
Minn
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Pine Ridge
AIM
Police check six accidents on icy streets
Police report six non injury crashes Tuesday blamed on near freezing temperatures and street conditions. Names and addresses linked to minor to moderate damages ranged from 75 to 2050 dollars at intersections including 5th Street Jard Avenue and 17th Street 28th Avenue.
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26Th Avenue
Myron D. Inselman
Leigh
F. Prososki
Silver Creek
17Th Street
28Th Avenue
Sheila R. Stone
41Th Avenue
Henry P. Ziegenbein
Morton Road
AL 8Th Street
21St Avenue
Gregory
27Th Avenue
LaVina
Voboril
2Nd Street
A1th Street
32Nd Avenue
Richard D. Newhaus
Sayers Tane
Jean A. Sobala
Sheel
4 H Notes Bunker Hill Club Plans Valentine Events
4 H notes from Bunker Hill Club at District 38 School. Members will send Valentines to nursing home residents in St Edward and hold a Family Night and Valentines party with roller skating on February 23. Cathy Meysenburg spoke about her Europe trip. new members Jan Yellen Bobby Massebrook and Steven Hellbusch joined. officers elected Mark Luchsinger president Larry Hassebrook vice president Eugene Goering secretary Randy Mueller treasurer Seven Hellbusch reporter.
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Bunker Hill
Dny Mneeting
Larry Behlen
Jan Yellen
Bobby Massebrook
Steven Hellbusch
Mark Luchsinger
Larry Hassebrook
Eugene Goering
Randy Mueller
Seven Hellbusch
Carrol Luchsinger
William Hassebrook
Nebraska group seeks mandatory first grade physicals
LENCULN Neb AP The Nebraska State Crippled Children's Committee announced it has mailed a resolution to the governor and several state senators urging a law requiring physical examinations for students before entering first grade. The resolution also supports periodic examinations after schooling begins.
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Neb
Nebraska State Crippled Children's Committee
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Britain’s coal miners threaten work slowdown to strike
In London AP report, Britain's coal miners threaten to escalate from slowdown to strike if Prime Minister Edward Heath does not meet wage demands. Joe Gormley, president of the miners union, says up to 70 percent of 250,000 miners favor a strike, with 15 percent more likely to vote yes. Heath urges acceptance of a wage cap and resumption of production while the executive board of the NUM plans Thursday talks. Overtime refusals have cut coal output by about one third, affecting power for much of the nation as a three day week begins.
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Britain
Edward Heath
Joe Gormley
Miners’ Union
Heath
Gormley
Cone
Trades Union Congress
Man
Miners Union
Dyas to Open Campaign Office in Lincoln
Hess Dyas, Democratic candidate for Congress and former state chairman for seven years, announced plans to open a campaign office in Lincoln on Thursday. He is challenging incumbent Rep. Charles Thone in Nebraska.
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Dyas
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Kawasaki to Open Lincoln Plant This Fall
Kawasaki Motors Corp Japanese motorcycle maker will begin production at a Lincoln plant in the fall marking the companys first US production and assembly operation announced in New York.
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Kawasaki
Lincoln
New
Kawasaki Motors Corp
Honors awarded at 4-H banquet in Albion
Elaine Skucius named associate state leader at the 4-H banquet held at St Michael Church. The event awarded two and five year pins to leaders including Lynn Roy Laban and Mrs Merlin Webber Jr, with 30 year pins for Sell Gi Carder and others. an alumni group honoring Gale Carder and Paul Van De Walle. Kawasaki plans a Lincoln plant creating about 1,000 jobs and near 8 million annual output as it builds a new facility purchased for 30 million. Yoj Hamawaki of Kawasaki says Lincoln was chosen after evaluating over 80 sites. production currently ships mostly to the U S. Albion Kiwanis Nebraska Iowa district winter conference attendees from Albion include Jack Conrad and others. the event trains officers and committees.
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Elaine Skucius
St. Michael Church
Fk Ans Ee Srets
Lynn
Roy Laban
Robert “Mebutfee
Bruno Neidhardt
Merlin Webber Jr
Jack Reigle
Jauret
Francis van de Walle
Sell Gi Carder
Gale Carder
Paul van de Walle
Eugene Jensen
York
Wal
Ari Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Highway 24
Lincoln ' Municipal
Cleveland
Kawasaki Id
United States
Yoji Hamawaki
Kawasaki Motors “Corp
Lincoln
Midwest
Stamp to honor Spokane fair Expo 74 stamp issued
A stamp honoring Expo 74 environmental world’s fair opens May 1 in Spokane. Designed by Peter Max the stamp shows a stylized man striding through animals above the inscription Preserve the Environment a cloudlike profile of a woman’s face decorates the right side with Expo ’74 across the bottom.
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Spokane
Wash
U.S. Postal Service
Peter Max
Union approves Washington deal to end Dakota City strike
In Dakota City Nebraska the union voted about 75 percent in favor of returning to work at the Towa Beef Processors plant after a Washington agreement to end an 188 day dispute. About 140 union members cast ballots with some to report Wednesday and others Monday. The remaining issues will go to binding arbitration.
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Neb
Washington
Towa Beef Processors Inc
Unnion
Ews
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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