Retirement party honors Nettie Spidle at Dale Electronics
Nettie Spidle, seated right, was honored at Ellis Country Club for nearly 20 years of service at Dale Electronics. Special guest Helen Blamny, who retired earlier in 1973, attended. NeHie held roles from oil winding to potentiometer winding installation, with Wirewound staff Jack Hain Mike Massek and Don Alison pictured standing.
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Nettie Spidle
Ellis Country Club
Dale Electronics
Helen Blamny
Harry Spidle
NeHie
Dale
Jack Hain
Mike Massek
Don Alison
Wirewound
Ethel Dickinson
Witnesses touted for $100000 Rebozo payment case
Senate Watergate panel reportedly plans at least five witnesses, including C. Georg “Bebe” Rebozo and Howard Hughes associates, on a $100000 payment intended for Nixon’s reelection no final list, while Egil Krogh Jr receives six months for Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary. The panel’s hearing schedule spans next week amid internal disputes over scope and witnesses.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
C. Ge “Bebe” Rebozo
Rebozo
Tose
Howard Hughes
Samuel Cash
Watergate Committee
Hughes-Heboro
Egil O’ Krogh Jr
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Krogh
Robert A. Maheu
Hughes
Nebraska farmers urged to cut fertilizer use through efficiency
At the Nebraska Agricultural Exposition, agronomists Richard Wiese and Donald Sander said Nebraska farmers could maintain yields with 120 pounds of nitrogen per acre instead of 140, saving nitrogen for 100,000 more acres of corn. They advised soil testing irrigation water to set fertilizer rates, while noting other management practices.
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Omaha
Neb
Sanders
Nebraska “ Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Harry Turner
Cairo
Mil Klint
Hastings
W. H. Brackemeier
Schuyler
Jules Hurbach
Crafton
Lee Jacobson
Lexington
Kurt
Earl of Snowed troubles with Detroit police photographers
Earl of Snowdon spent time at Detroit police headquarters after photographing an arrest in downtown Detroit. Officers George Aubrey and Ilozie Reese challenged his access while passport and local ID were missing, and Police Commissioner Philip Taunton resolved the confusion.
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Detroit
Earl of Snowdon
Britain
Princess Margaret
Sunday Sunday Times
George Aubrey
Ilozie Reese
Snowdon
U S to Lift Ban on 13 Aerosol Spray Adhesives
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission will lift its six month old ban on 13 brands of aerosol spray adhesives. A panel of experts reported no evidence of chromosomal damage or birth defects from the adhesives and the ban was extended only as a precaution. Brands include Scotch, 3M, Sears, Krylon, and others manufactured since 1968 to 1970.
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Washington
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Fiat
Hegan
Te Vnanimous
St. Paul, Minn
Larden Co
Columbus
Ohio
M Co
Spriemont
Bright State 4-H Notes Elect Officers at Paul Kummer Home
The 4-H club held its first meeting at the Paul Kummer residence. Roxanne Sempek was chosen president, Connie Tiaden vice president, Mari¢ Kummer secretary, Tammy Nelson treasurer, Linda Cheloha reporter, and Diane Sempek pledge leader. Members received last year’s record books and began yearbooks as Linda Cheloha reports.
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Bright State
Paul Kummer
Roxanne Sempek
Connie Tiaden
Mari¢ Kummer
Tammy Nelson
Linda Cheloha
Diane Sempek
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Las Vegas
Nev
Richard Danner
Reboza
Thomas Wakefield
Dash
Ervin
Office of Watergate Special
Leon Wornki
U.S
Mediterranean
H.R. Hakleman
Nix
Jonalen
Bellwood
Clyde Cook
Theta
Valerie Cresson
Donta Hopkins
Panny Davis
Annabel Davis
Valentine
Penny Davis
Christy
Nebraska Fertilizer Institute
Dan Marvin
Culbertson
Quane Mussman
Braning
Richard Ely
Guide Rock
Earl of Snowed
Sears
Borden
Marshal
Wemera
Marvey Kucera
Hydersearch Brownes
Sue Keller
England
Handy
Pihless
Minnikins
U. S. 30 Center
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