Is concern for Vietnam vets coming too late
New York based analysis argues that U S attitudes toward Vietnam veterans have shifted from neglect to concern but warn of late recognition. Veterans recount college admission discrimination and employers wary of Vietnam GIs while groups like Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace push for a brighter national stance to prevent future regret.
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the Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Tom Tiede
NEW York
NBA
United States
America
John ‘Toid
Vietnam
Todd
Hraive Kessler
Navy Uf
John Oneill
San Antonio
Tex
Plato
Calley
Paley
Bruce Kessler
Johnnies
Kessler
Pelatia
Adda
Newspaper Enterprise
Assn
New Car Prices Rising About 100 Dollars This Fall
Costs for new cars are mounting due to inflation, safety, anti pollution rules, and new standard equipment. Industry forecasts suggest 1974 models will be about 100 dollars higher, with 1975 and beyond potentially rising 600 to 1000 dollars as safety and emission requirements expand.
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Dergit
UPJ
Eaery
Steed
United Steel Workers Union
ALO
Mindels
Douglas ‘Toms
National Highways Safety Administration
Toms
Agnew speaks to Americans in Arab lands
Vice President Spiro Agnew addressed Americans in Saudi Arabia praising quiet diplomacy amid heat in Riyadh. He praised the American community for easing tensions and noted strong support for Nixon administration policies. He met King Faisal in Riyadh and conducted informal meetings with senior officials before departing for Europe.
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Tedodar
Saudi Arabia
UPN
Spiro
Agnew
Ml Y
Nicholas G. ‘Thacher
Jiles
Ame
New World
Agdew
Nixon
Faisal
Raisal
United States
Isler
Fah
Sadi Arabia
Hera
Kateau
Girls State report presented at meet in Creston
Creston reports on the July Girls State program highlighting Susan Johannes daughter of Mr and Mrs Mogene Johannes. The meeting outlined committees for the year including Americanism, education, citizenship and youth, and community service roles, with several members named for leadership and organizational posts. Mrs Elmer Kapels celebrated her birthday with a family supper, while card club host Mrs Conyers enjoyed a luncheon at the Grew's Club. prizes went to Mrs Ernst Hessen first and Mrs Wayne Moran second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Legion Austliary
Susan Johannes
Mogene Johannes
Nebraska Rover
Pearl Wussel
Melvin Hollatz
al Arts
George Sumners
of Ritter
Dennie Wardenburg
Tha Settie
Elmer Kapels
Harry Palmateer
Wes Molla
Louise Poppy
Stanley Bachman
Iitden Kapels
George Ternus
Harvey Koch
W.F. Gongers
Hamoah Kapels
Joe Hanak
Melvin Hollate
Paul Gerrman
Conyers
Ernst Hessen
Wayne Moran
Trade surplus shows decline in latest forecast
Washington reports a Commerce Department forecast that the 1970 trade surplus will be about 500 million dollars, the smallest since 1987’s 283 million. Exports are predicted to slightly exceed imports, signaling a reduced surplus for the fiscal year according to the monthly data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Commerce Department
NFB chief blasts HEW over subminimum wage bias
Kenneth Jernigan, president of the National Federation of the Blind, condemned HEW for allowing subminimum wages for disabled workers and funding programs that he says demean the blind. He urged federal and state agencies to focus on competitive employment and criticized research-driven aims as neglecting social services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Cue
National Federation of the Blind
NPB
Department of Health
Jernigan
NFB
TUGW
HEW
Jere Fan
Universi
Crus
Jawa
Dernigan
Devnigan
Fondation
Grand Island approves hot lunch program board action
The Grand Island Board of Education approved a system-wide hot lunch plan. A frozen meal will be bought and heated with no local cafeteria preparation. Students may bring sack lunches or eat the noon meal.
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Grand Island School Board
Grand Island
UPI
Grand Island Board of Elucation
Notice to Riders and War Bids for City Equipment
Columbus Nebraska city offices invite bids for a heavy duty sewer cleaning machine and a one ton pickup truck. Bid deadlines set for 8:00 o'clock D while 21 and 21 July 1971 respectively. The city will waive irregularities and reject any bids. trade-in of a 1965 Fort pickup included.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Willeony
Ciry OF
Velraska
Leo A
Boettcher
City
Columen
Neprask
Myst Two
Bootgeherig
Miss Nebraska Pageant Opens With Early Talent and Swim Suit Wins
Sally Louw Warne of Bushell representing Kearney State College won the bathing suit contest and Ned St epey Necs represented Kearney State College took the talent division as the weeklong Miss Nebraska Pageant, featuring 21 contestants, moved toward Saturdays crowning. Linda Sue Aldrich of McCook, contestant and last year runner up, competes with Mary Yochsin of Papillion, a former Outstanding Young American recipient, as the field advances.
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Keaunky Uv Ti
Sally Louw Warne
Bushell
Final Report Notice in Plaille County Nebraska Estate 3832
Notice to heirs and interested parties that Milton Goering Exeter filed a final account and report of administration in estate 3832 of Henry Goering deceased, with petition for final settlement, determination of heirs, inheritance tax and related actions. hearing set in County Court July 1871 at 10 AM. court urged appearance to contest.
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Plaille County
Nebraska
Henry Goering
Milton HW
Goering
Exeter
Willaam A. Goetz
Pintte County
Andrey Lb
Tragush
Anndrew L. Tragarz
Nebrasica
Sally Estanh
Edward Tragar
Canty Court Room
William A. Goete
Budget Hearing Notice for Platte County School District
Notice of budget hearing and summary for Platte County Nebraska school district. Governing body meets July th at 7 40 PM at Administration Building to hear taxpayer views on proposed budget and amendments. Details available at the district office.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Nistriel
Notice of Probate and Public Assessments in Columbus Neb
A probate petition seeks to probate the Last Will of a deceased person and appoint Ardre Lt. Sperber as executor with a July 30, 1971 hearing. Separate notices announce proposed sewer and street assessments in Columbus Nebraska, public inspection of maps, and a July 21 board of equalisation meeting. Also notices of incorporation of a Columbus company and bids for equipment from Loup River Public Power District.
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Ebraska Public Power District
Alata
Columbox
Nebraska
Columbus
JM. White
Kitch
Pintie County
Nebraski
Sadore
Levine
Ardre Lt. Sperber
Uated
Villian A. Groote
City OF Columbus
Sail Couneil
Darovy L. Micek
Loup River
Platte County Estate List Names Many Heirs and Real Names Unknown
Public notice lists multiple heirs and claimants across Platte County Nebraska. It names Clarence Foreick Evangeline Reich Arthur Reich Erma Reich Archie Snyder Happpie Snyder Robert Snyder Myrtle Snyder Wilfred Snyder Amelia Snyder Jagder Snyder Betty Snyder Bernard Snyder Mary Snyder Herluf Johnson Esther Johnson Ison Agnes Lentz Clarence Lenz Stan Johnson Maxine Johnson Duane Horn Libby Horn and others as interested parties in estates of Naggi Reich Alvin Moeller Anders Anderson Walter Schramm and Janssen families with land in Section 29 and Section 11 T19N R4W and related parcels in Platte County Nebraska. The notice provides descriptions of parcels and unsettled interests and requests compliance from those claiming rights.
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Clarence FO Reick
Evanghline Reick
Arthuis Reick
Erma Reick
Ai. Clair Bren
Holdand
TELHS
Cruisers
Naggir Rlick
ADCVH
Reich
Columbus
Plate County
Nebhasha
Archie B, Snyder
Happie Snyder
Robert Snyder
Myrtle Snyder
Wilfred Snyder
Amelia Srydsh
Jagder Snyder
Betty Snyder
Wis
Bernard ‘Snyder
Mary Syyur
Poursons
Mah Moeller
Alvin Moeller
Acre
Laska
Platte County
Nebraska
Herlue Johnson
Pechiy Sormneon
Sophie Johnson
Tiargld Johnson
Agnes Lentz
Clarence Lena
Stanley M
Johnson
Maxine Johnson
Duane Horn
Libby Horn
Bus Wiink
Winkaees
Anne EL Anderson
Anna Anderson
Anni Andersen
Herluf Johnson
Waurine Ison
Mere
Sonis Johnson
Harold Joeinson
NER Tusband
Clarence Lentz
Stanley M. Johnson
Maxine Jonnson
Duanid Horn
FIA WI
Poarsiesslo
Anders Anderson
Dechases
Parsons
Norte
Platte
Ounty
Alfred Scram
Mayme Schramm
Curtis Fohram
Alice Harris
Tite Ilers
Walter Schram
Bock A
Orat
Monroe
Unksowa
Foreclosure suit targets multiple Platte County estates in Nebr.
Plaintiffs petition filed May 14 1976 seeks foreclosure of ancient estate claims across multiple parcels in Platte County Nebraska. The action names widower heirs devisees legatees and parties claiming interest in properties described by SE quarter sections including original city plots in Columbus and other described tracts. Respondents are named as heirs and unknown claimants with notices to appear by August 16. Local county board and public works references appear in the notice.
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Herery
GeEvisn Mnat Reyest
Fittley Paras, Dic
Nebraska Business Corporation
Nebraska
Columbus
Platte County
Eee Tring Treacher
Midwest Valley
Janssen
Nea Janssen
Tite
Seyley
Platt County
Rist
Tis Hhirs
Devlaers
Maggie Reick
Adolph Reick
Neal
Ala Moeller
Ann
Alvin Moeller
Noortaueast Quarter
CTW P.M
Biock
LASKA
Ar Tolumbusi
Platt
County
Tom Clarence Lenty
Pre Meers
Tphrson AK
Anne B. Anderson
Anna Anderson
B. Andersen
Bikimon i
ECUYY
Ince
Beginning
Platta County
Naska
VO Clarence Lent
ThIky Ubies
Esita
Anders Anderson
Dhoease
Rangte
TI Ak Vlatte
Raska
Carsonal
Puersonk
Walter Scuram
Versonk
Monroe
Jers
Ardy
Henry W. Jansst
Keka Janssen
Nebilarka
Waleh Tx
LOT
County Boat OF Supervisors
County Board OF Public
Welearr
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Edser
Meir Jay
Congress
Ile
Meet
Miss Nebraska
ISEAL
Board of Directorm of Nebraska
Inablie Hower Dietrich
Ina
Borileho Cis Glebe
Max FE
Atharz General
Munasey
Cue OP Platte CO
Nebrask County Board OF Supervisors
Blatter County
Praliueh
Raymond Gsten
Marcelig Ortion
WI Wer
Otto Tanssan
A Wirower
EMI
Seeens
HS Wipr
Atain Janssen
Margie Janssen
WISE
Harold Janssen
Luella Tanssen
WII
Gilbert Janssen
Betty Janssen
Elmer Janssen
Ant Elas Tanssen
TIS
Bernard
Tak Ue
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