Edison Becomes First Member of National Inventors Hall of Fame
Edison is inducted as the founding member of the National Inventors Hall of Fame at a ceremony in WEST GRANGE with Madeleine Edison Sloane, his daughter, in attendance. The event notes his 1,082 patents including the phonograph and incandescent light and reflects on his dislike of modern paperwork.
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National Inventors Hall of Fame
West Grange
Nucap
Tomas Alva Edison
National
Imverdors Hall of
National Counsil
Patent Law Associations
Madeleine Edison Sloane
Essex County
Bids Sought For Steel Building Columbus Nebraska
The City of Columbus Nebraska invites bids for a steel building with dimensions of 28 feet. Bids due by 2:00 PM February 5, 19. Contract documents available at City Clerk-Treasurer's office. Bid security required by five percent of total bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive technicalities. Notices posted January 25, 19.
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Wade Will Beedeolo
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Columbia
Ebraska
Frederick W_ ‘Gerke
Hao Il
Duncan
Ite
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Schacker
Ti Re
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Sundere and a Sedie F iat daily evsect overview
Fragmented OCR text lists rates and locations with scattered names. Mentions Colvin, Cutler, Collar, Merrit, Polk, and pricing like $1200 per year. Indicates mail options, Nebraska references, and a change of address notice. Overall unreadable but hints at rate listings and contact details.
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Polk Sevonties
Netraska
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Addalls
Babachbere Boul Prtengaty
Gostenester
Nebraska egg production dips in December amid higher eye prices
Nebraska statistics show December 1972 egg production at 76 million, down six percent from December 1971, while chick hatchings rose to 345,000. Egg prices increased nine cents for the month. Omaha livestock quotes reflect lower hog values and mixed cattle trade with some cows and steers trading near steady.
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Lincoln
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln drug raids arrest 26 in large city roundup
Lincoln Nebraska law enforcement arrested 26 people in what officials called the citys largest drug roundup. Seventeen were arraigned on felony charges for sale of heroin cocaine morphine and marijuana. Undercover ops began December 11 with four agents purchasing drugs.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Robert Gibson
Dee
Gibson
School to repeal policy against married students
Lewis Central School board informally agreed to repeal a policy barring married students from extracurricular activities. Attorney Jack Peters said the move will be formalized later. The action stems from a suit by Robert Rentz, an 18 year old senior, who married December 2 to graduate Sandy Wooten. Rentz will not pursue$100,000 damages and the district will drop the eligibility rule. The suit began after Bentz marriage and a temporary restraining order issued January 12.
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Council Bluffs
Towa *API
Lewis Central School
Jack W. Peters
Robert Rentz
Lewis Central
Peters
Rentz
Bentz
Sandy Wooten
Mal
Exon appoints Nelson and Ellerbroeck to hospital council
Governor J J Exon announced three year terms for Maurice A. Nelson of Sidney and Mrs Ma rilu Ellerbroeck of Bellevue on the Advisory Council on Hospital era Medical Facilities Their terms run to November 18 1975 Nelson a retired rancher and Ellerbroeck a teacher and house wife serve on the council that advises the Department of Health on allocating federal funds for Nebraska hospital and medical facility construction
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Lincoln
Neb
Apt
J.J. Exon
Maurice A. Nelson
Sidney
Marilu Elterbroeck
Bellevue
Nelson
Ellerbroeck
Department of Health
Nebraska
Horoscope forecast for Friday January 26 ARIGS to TAURUS GEMINI MOON CHILDREM LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES
Forecast emphasizes careful cooperation with partners and practical planning to boost progress. It urges focus on health, finances, and personal relationships, with attention to deadlines and bills, while urging restraint from tangents and risky shifts.
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Taurus
Moon Childrem
Kent
Marie
Memory is a haunted house by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a friendly haunted house that echoes with yesterdays voices. He muses on recollections of family, Maurice Chevalier and simpler times, noting how memory can refresh and ease loneliness while framing common past comforts and quirks.
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New York
Maurice Chevalier
Paris
America
No Americans reported killed in action in Indochina week
AP reports no American soldiers killed in the Indochina fighting last week. Four previously listed missing airmen were changed to killed in action. Six servicemen were wounded. two merchant marine deaths were also reported. South Vietnamese command listed 358 government troops killed, 148 wounded, 22 missing. allied totals show large counts for all sides.
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Saigon
Peflon
Indochina
U.S
LWV Study on International Trade Discussed at Home
Langue of Women Voters met at Mrs Claire Miller’s home this weekend to continue study on international trade and relations with insights from local industries. The group urged letters to state representatives opposing ERA repeal movement backed by Nebraska’s early ratification. Guests included Mrs Marc Anthony and Miss Emma Michaelsen.
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Langue
Claire Miller
William Vehable
Marc Anthony
Emma Michaelsen
Pollution project in Council Bluffs to finish by year end
Iowa Power and Light aims to complete a 4 million pollution control project at its Council Bluffs coal plant by year end. Ed Birdsall said foundations for hot gas electrostatic precipitators are nearly done, part of a 3 million plan with 2 million contract just revealed. Financing uses industrial revenue bonds by the city and Pleasant Hill authorities.
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Towa API
Iowa Power and Light Ca
Council Bluffs
Ed Birdsall
Iowa Power District
Birdsall
Iowa Power
Des Moines
Des Moines Area
Pleasant Hill
Name It Emil Cramick Of Genoa Brings In Seday’s Name It
Emil Cramick of Genoa brought in Seday’s Name it, a 3 piece from an Avery Corn Plant er. The plate rotated, and kernels of corn dropped into each of the 28 holes then through a chute into the ground.
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Genoa
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Avery Corn
Haitians hold U S Ambassador Knox in Haiti raid
In Port au Prince the Haitians who seized Ambassador Knox and 12 political prisoners demanded escape to Mexico. President Duvalier freed the prisoners and arranged for their transfer aboard an Air Haiti plane while Mexico considered their status. Knox planned to fly to the United States with his family as mediation continued.
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U.S
Clinton E. Knox
Mexico
Madnn Aginst
Knox
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Jean-Claude Duvalier
Duvalier
Ward Christianson
Air Haiti
Emilio O. Rabesa
Jorge Salomon
Raymond Napaleon
Feader
Geoip
I Haiti
Port Au Prince
Turnpoint
Christianson
United States
Jensen heads Nebraska Agricultural Council
Vans Jensen of Aurora was elected president of the Nebraska Agricultural Council. Doyle Free of Lincoln was named vice president and Ron Holsteen of Lincoln was chosen secretary treasurer. The group raised dues from 20 to 30 dollars per organization and supported the Agricultural Products Lititation Committee led by Ray Ratliff of York as adminstrator. Ratliff defended his work amid political scrutiny. Thomas A. Reaney, a nationally known portrait and landscape painter, died in Colorado Springs at 56.
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Lincoln, Neb
Vans Jensen
Aurora
Nebraska Agricultural Council
Doyle Free
Lincoln
Pussicht
Ron Holsteen
Ase
Ray Ratliff
York
Ratliff
Nebraska National Farmers Organization
Agricultural Products Committee
Sen
Laran Schmit
Bellwout
Schmit
Sen. Schmit
Colorado Springs
Colo
APJ
Thomas A. Reaney
Judge condemns Watergate breakin actions by Republicans
Washington AP judge presiding over the Watergate trial deplores the break in and bugging at Democratic Party headquarters last summer. He notes Republicans have no right to spy illegally on Democrats. McCord, a security consultant to the RNC, argued for protective aims. the judge says call law enforcement if there is a threat. Trial resumes Friday.
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Te Breskin
Ilegally
Republican National Committee
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Sitica
Gerald Alch
Sirica
James W. McCord Jr
Watergate
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White House
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Reh
Nebraska City Schools Return to Natural Gas Heating
The Nebraska City School District can return to natural gas for heating after Nebraska City Utilities interrupted service in November due to cold weather. The district had used oil and reduced days to four per week but is now back on full schedule.
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Nebraska — City
Three Nebraska peace groups to meet Saturday
Omaha based peace groups report cautious optimism over a Vietnam settlement. Leaders from Nebraska for Peace the Omaha Association of Clergy and Laity for Peace and the Center for the Pursuit of Peace welcome the apparent détente while urging careful scrutiny of the text and future amnesty questions for Americans who left the country.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Vietnam
Cps
David Powell
Lincoln
Nebraskans For Peace
U.S
Joseph Forgue
Omaha Association of Clerry and Laity For Peace
Cambodia
Melvin Beckman
Center For the Pursuit of Peace
Privately Owned OneET Firms Dominate US Electricity Output
Privately owned oneET companies generate roughly three quarters of the electrical energy produced in the United States annually, highlighting their major role in the nation's power landscape.
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Oneet
United States
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