Rent-a-campus program pays for itself on campus in Mount Carroll
Mount Carroll Illinois Shimer College reports its open campus program is paying its way with groups renting facilities. Dan Shiner says in June the campus hosted dance camps ecology conference and other groups at about nine dollars forty cents per person daily including meals and dorms. Additional facilities like theater and pool carry fees. tennis courts camping areas golf and fields are free.
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Mount Carroll
UPI
Shimer College
Set College
Dan ‘Shiner
Porthwestern Illinois
Sterling
Til
Shiner
aS-acre
Threats After Extortion Letter Targeting Corporations
A letter signed B.A. Fox and Associates claimed to threaten further conflict unless corporations meet extortion demands. The note, pasted in Las Vegas and read on Shreveport Journal and KSLA TV, mentions airlines and other sectors and warns of harming executives if payments fail. FBI says the letter’s authenticity is under review amid prior device incidents in Texarkana and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wengeer En Uit, Lab
UPL
Uless
Ation
B.A. Fox and Associates
Las Vegas
FBI
New Orleans
Shreveport
Brown & Root Co
Lady Bird Johnson
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Ksla-Tv
Texarkana
Atlanta
Tex
Federal tax withholding to stay unchanged for two months
President Ford seeks to keep withholding rates steady for at least two months while criticizing Congress. The tax bill aims to curb cheating on dividends and interest by tightening the tax code.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Senate
Treasury
Internal Revenue Code
Hospital launches out patient psychiatric program at St Joseph
UMAMA at St Joseph Hospital offers intensive outpatient therapy to severely ill patients. Patients attend four hours daily with physician meetings and can join activities or leave for later sessions. The program aims to lower costs by avoiding full hospitalization while maintaining care and family support. Blue Cross Blue Shield backs a 12 month trial.
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Umama
UPI
St Joseph Hospital
Emmet Kenney
Kenney
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Measure Moves to White House for Airport Improvement Fund
A bill authorizing 5.8 billion dollars for an airport improvement trust fund of 1980 has cleared Congress and was sent to the White House. The House approved the compromise measure 309 to 103, dropping a six month moratorium on Concorde flights into New York after Senate disagreement.
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White House
House
New York
Senate
PACER radio monitors aid Birmingham crime response
A Birmingham man uses a citizen CB radio network PACER to relay emergency messages to police and ambulance crews. The program expands civilian help in crime and accident scenes, with about 1000 monitored messages monthly, including traffic reports and urgent alerts.
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Birmingham
Ala
NEA
John Bramer
Bramer
PACER
Alabama
ACER
Weroup
Snotranch
Aim
Thios
Tone Racemiy
Bir
Hanpete
Knull Resigns Navy Commission After Belknap-JFK Collision
Kenneth M. Knull submitted his resignation from the Navy fifteen days after a court martial related to the Belknap and John F. Kennedy collision. He was found guilty of disobeying an order and negligence and said he planned to leave the service immediately. Captain Ferdinand Salomon defended his value, noting the Navy cannot afford to lose an officer of Kaul caliber. Eight sailors died, 48 injured, and the Belknap sustained heavy damage in the November 22 Mediterranean incident.
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Nuke Ulk
UPH
Atte
Kenneth M. Knull
Navy
Belknap
John F. Kennedy
Knull
Ferdinand Salomon
Newman Grove hosts six month EMS class in three months
Emergency Medical Training class in Newman Grove ends with 18 members including Tom Johnson and Stanley Johnson. Participants from Newman Grove and Creston completed a six month program in three months meeting two times weekly to pass three state exams and 10 hours of in service hospital training.
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Ors
Eaytomamversa
Tom Johnson
Stanley Johnson
Tom King
Jerome Dohmen
Craig Lilja
Duard Smith
Michael Stevens
Joseph Terrill
Gary Osborn
Dennis Fowlkes
Newman Grove
Leland Shemek
Columbus
John Scheffler
Alfred Hollatz
Edward Brunken
Creston
Louie Anderson
Grove
Ralph Mead
Grand Island
Bill Sladfeldt
Sladfeldt
Johnson
Johnson Construction
Omaha
Lincoln
Marin Lewn
Warren Dirks Named Head of FCIC for Agriculture Dept
Warren E. Dirks, formerly deputy FDIC manager, is named manager of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation by Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz. He replaces Melvin R. Peterson, who resigned June 18. Dirks has a long background in banking and public service in South Dakota, including state insurance commissioner (1966–1971) and assistant attorney general (1964–1986).
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Mnornmsson
Jel
South Dakota
Agriculture Department
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Warren E. Dirks
FDIC
Melvin R. Peterson
Dirks
Sioux Falls
S.D
University of South Dakota
Harvard Law School
Chadron Record to be sold to Chadron Newspapers, Inc.
Chadron Record publishers announced the sale to Chadron Newspapers, Inc a newly formed corporation. Don Huls who has run the paper since 1957 said final transactions were not completed yet. Calahan from Enterprise Alabama noted steady growth and said there will be no policy or personnel changes for the Record in the near future.
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Unaunun
Sec
UPD
Chadron Record
Chadron Newspapers, Inc
Don Huls
Sai
Chadron
Enterprise
Ala
Daily Ledger
Calahan
Public Notices WaTuRac Resources District Expenditures
Public notices summarize district financial items regarding expenses and maintenance. The readable text lists items like fees and charges reflecting district expenditures and budget notes. The fragment references a restaurant context and various abbreviations, but the meaning remains unclear from OCR.
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waTuRac Resources District
Saas
Soros
Parking Meters Gross 252 Million in U S Cities
The report shows meters in 4062 cities and towns bring in about 252 million dollars annually. Municipal authorities rely on meter revenue as a steady income stream, with larger cities contributing a significant share to the total.
Final Court Notices and Public Bids from Platte County Neb
Notices detail final account and heirs hearing for Virgil Kovio estate and John Gerken estate with court set for July 22, 1976. Additional notices announce bids for Nebraska Public Power District projects and general contract opportunities with bid procedures and deadlines.
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Wortee
Plate County
Nebraska
Virgil Kovio
Eleanor Koziol
County
Gerald E
Rouse County
Platte County
John Gerken
Selock
Thankful notices and estate bids from Nebraska notices
A string of thanks for flowers and prayers follows visits to Columbus Community Hospital and Linco General Hospitals for a father’s illness and death. The page also includes heirs’ notices for Arlin M Peyton's estate and public bids for a Loup River public contract met building at Fullerton Nebraska with bidding details and requirements.
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Columbus Community Hospital
Rathkamp
Rolwaigt Reuben Schmitt
Columbus
Brian Memoria
Linco General Hospitals
Charles Beneke
OTICE
BioveRs Loup River Public Power District
Metgl
Fullerton
Nebraska
COT
Mc Novick
Loup
General Ofice
DOT
C'Novicki
Bbe
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Action CB
Elwyn Hudson
Lacuna Rodeo
Avery
Vvamna
Warren Dirks
FCIC
Tom Tiede
Rasaks
Mayee
Nebraska Poweristic
SRV
P.O. Box
Board of Directors
Nebraska Public Power District
DW Hill General
Ema
J.M White
14Th ‘Street
DW Hill
Jorge Louis
Aministrations
Gerrard Kruse
War
Mrs. Cort ‘Schroeder Jr
Hanks
Confort
Love
Charles C. Nickolite
Arlin M Peyton
State OF
Gerald E Rouse
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