Disaster recovery meeting set for Wayne Neb area
A Lincoln Civil Defense spokesman said a Wayne meeting will explain disaster recovery procedures after a nine county Nebraska disaster declaration. Officials will outline federal aid, damage surveys, and preliminary estimates pegged at 700000 dollars for public property repair.
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Actors Strike Looms Over TV and Film Production
The article examines how a planned Screen Actors Guild strike in July 1971 could halt new TV shows and films, force theaters to reuse reissues, and squeeze residual payments. It notes producers seek to cut residuals or exclude cassette releases since 1961, while many SAG members face unemployment and the season risks being wiped out.
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Iowa Western College to Get Land Near Missouri Valley
Washington reports 288 acres and 14 buildings near Missouri Valley are transferred to Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs. The property, part of the former Allas D missile site, was used by the Iowa National Guard and moved from the General Services Administration to FSW before reaching the college for an agricultural training center.
Psychiatric Tests Planned for Plane Hijack Couple
Argentine courts ordered psychiatric evaluations for Robert Lee Jackson and Ligia Lucrecia Sanchez Archilla before trial on charges related to last week's hijack of a Braniff jetliner. The pair, who surrendered after landing at Ezeiza, forced the pilot to divert the flight and extorted $100.00 from Braniff. They then diverted to San Antonio, Monterrey, Lima, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires. The 4740 mile hijack was the longest in aviation history.
Court asked to reverse decision in Seward dispute
Lincoln UPI reports the Nebraska Supreme Court was urged to overturn a District Court ruling favoring Seward School District in a contract dispute with Abel Construction Co. The case details delays from heavy rains and weather, with completion finally on Sept. 1 after a May 8 1967 start and a claimed extension promised by Abel.
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State Game Commission loans staffer for North Platte show
The State Game Commission approved loan of Richard Shaffer to the Economic Development Department to coordinate the North Platte Wild West Show this summer. The move, approved by director Willard Barbee, follows July 1 when tourism duties passed to the department. Shaffer has long led tourism promotion for several years under the commission. The agencies will coordinate on tourism projects while the two remain separate. Also, the commission planned disposal of two oxen Nel and Raska by sealed bid and discussed changes to the Offutt Air Force Base Aero Space Museum project and authority questions involving the governor’s advisory committee.
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Ed Alake
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Ten Israeli soldiers missing after helicopter crash
TEL AVIV reporting. The military says ten Israeli soldiers are missing and presumed dead after a helicopter went down in the Mediterranean off El Arish amid the ceasefire period. No cause is given though it is labeled an accident and Aral involvement is ruled out.
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NU summer commencement at Pershing Auditorium
The University of Nebraska Lincoln will hold summer session commencement Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Pershing Municipal Auditorium. More than 400 graduate and undergraduate students are expected to receive degrees and certificates.
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Lincoln
Forgotten addicts rise in public health concern
Science today reports doctors should address widespread alcohol addiction, calling it ethyl alcohol abuse. Dr. David Knott notes seven in ten Americans use addictive drugs, urges early diagnosis, training, and combined psychological and medical treatment to prevent liver and heart damage and impaired function.
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Thone denies charge by Dyas in Nebraska case
Lincoln Democratic State Chairman Charles Dyas accuses First District Rep. Thone of abusing the congressional franking privilege by mailing congratulatory documents to high school seniors. Thone says he checked with officials before mailing the pieces.
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Agnew Starts African Tour With Low Key Schedule
Vice President Spiro Agnew begins a seven day trip through Ethiopia Kenya and the Congo Kinshasa as part of a round the world tour. He will meet Emperor Haile Selassie President Jomo Kenyatta and President Joseph Mobutu while keeping public addresses to a minimum.
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Nursing Cap Symbolizes Profession and School Origin
A nurse’s uniform cap stands for the profession with the cap style indicating the nursing school of graduation. The piece notes how cap design reveals training lineage and era of nursing education.
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