Aircraft prodigy at 19 sells jets around Texas
Addison based Jon Thomas at 19 is described as a million-dollar-a-year aircraft salesman. Born into the Webb Thomas Airplane family, he began washing planes at age 12 and landed his first sale days later. Now a freshman at Arlington’s University of Dallas, he claims aviation runs in his family and markets package deals to diverse customers including a private Mexican airline and a Baptist church.
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Addison
Tex
UPI
Jon Thomas
Thomas
Day
Barron
Webb Thomas Airaft
Aypa Aviation
Anthers Method
University Ineaghy
Dallas
Itenance
Il Texas
Baptist Church
Lyndon Caglylnson
Amtoreign Firms
Uth
Eresworld
SMU
Shother
Second degree murder charge in Sioux strbing death
The Courney's office filed a second degree murder charge tied to a Freeday stabbing death on the Onaha Indian Reservation. Aurelia May Dignity, 26, Macy, was arrested after Baxter, 36, Macy, died from stab wounds outside his home. The case involves an acquaintance of Baxter and has no link to broader tribal disputes.
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Qmaha
UPI
Corney’s
Onaha
Daniel G. Wherry
Aurelia
Macy
Richard
Baxter
Kelly
Public Health Service
Winnebago
Wherry
Nebraska reports 42 million dollar treasury surplus
Omaha news item says Nebraska ended its fiscal year with a 42 million dollar surplus in the general fund. Officials note the total may rise as unused agency funds are tallied. State leaders expect the balance to grow after the June 6 Board of Equalization set the personal income tax rate for next year and include potential additional funds.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska
Allen Beerman
Amy
Board of Equalization
Wiliam Peters
Peters
Gary Chunka
Buerman
Beerman
Sid Jae
Firemen host annual picnic at Fair Grounds
The 4-H building hosted a Sunday firefighter picnic with bingo, horseshoes, and cards. Committee members included Charles Machesk Arlen Heck Reynold Dolesh and Arnold Hubenka. Also noted were fiscal year end balance questions and tax policy debates tied to state finances and potential rate changes despite uncertainty about transfers and federal tax trends.
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Charles Machesk
Arlen Heck
Reynold Dolesh
Arnold Hubenka
June 1975 US auto sales rise reversing slump
US automakers posted an estimated 8 percent June gain from May, still 10 to 11 percent below a year earlier, as imports climbed to a 19.5 percent share with 145000 to 150000 deliveries. Foreign nameplates set June records, notably BMW and Peugeot, while Volvo and Alfa Romeo posted sharp gains and domestic makers signaled a slow rebound into 1976.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
BMW
Peugeot
Saab
Fiat
Volvo
Datsui
Bjorn Ahlstrom
Volvo of America
Ahlstrom
Tornado Siren Practice To Start In Schuyler
Civil Defense officials announce a new siren test program in Schuyler starting July 5 at 12:90 pm to differentiate the tornado alert from the fire siren. Tests will occur on the first Saturday of summer months when no storm warning exists. Bloodmobile Date Set For Albion Visit.
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Schuyler
Bloodmobile
Albion
Albion Bloodmobile
Marilyn Wallick
St. Michael Catholic
Women's conference ends with controversial Mexico plan
The International Women's Year Conference adopted a consensus plan of action to advance women's rights, while debates over Zionism and apartheid highlighted divisions. The Declaration of Mexico condemned Zionism with an 80 to 2 vote and 19 abstentions, drawing sharp comments from Israeli and Dutch delegates about possible UN repercussions. The event, sponsored by the Group of 77, stressed equality in education employment and health.
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Mexico
CHTY
UPL
Sion
Israel
United States
Variag, Mo
Mexicn
Netherlands
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Deutsch Evangelical Lutheran Church
Columbus
Matilda Armd Peterson
Platte Center
Messer
Immanuel Church
Miessler
Raymond Amdt
Marcella Miessler Insinger
State Treasury
Au Planier
Sirecracher
Photoland
Kodak Processing
Highway 30
Pershing Rd
Ngc Cts
Pershing Ra
Des
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Little
Lincoln
Lindsay
Gerhold Concrete Products Co
W. Howard Blvd
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