Businessmen hate uncertainty like war says analyst
An Associated Press report notes that business leaders prefer stability and fear war’s impact on profits. Rumors of peace briefly boosted stocks, then collapsed as confirmations faded. Executives with wartime experience warn controls and shortages dampen output and profits, boosting taxes and reducing productivity.
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Things you know by opening your mail
Hal Boyle surveys curious facts from science to daily life the column notes Mars oxygen absence the deterrent effect of prison rising government payrolls and odd trivia like racing pigeons and the first US penny mail slogan Mind Your Business.
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New York
Revoluionist
Mars
America
Boston
San Francisco
Travel Club
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Louis
United States
Omaha man identified in Wyoming peak death mission
William T Brunell 24 of Omaha Nebraska was identified as the climber whose body was found near the summit of 13885 foot Gannett Peak in Wyoming. Fremont County deputies hauled his body down after a five mile hike from a remote area. Brunell a 1967 Omaha Central High School graduate and 1971 Nebraska alumnus was a graduate student at the University of Oregon.
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Wymening
Tuk
Omaha
Kenneth Ackerman
Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha Central High School
University of Nebraska
Ife
Dewey Park
Nelman
The
Muskems
University of Oregon
Convention Delegates Pack Hotels and Phones Across Miami
The 50,000 people connected with the 1972 Democratic National Convention average two per room. About 7,000 rooms hold delegates and alternates, with 6,500 occupied. Some 30,000 attendees have rented 4,200 automobiles. Over 7,000 telephones are installed on the convention floor.
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Pia
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Hlayine Iwolo
Volunteer lawyers aid delegates at Democratic National Convention
In Miami Beach sixty volunteer attorneys and students staff the Ombudsman Program to offer legal advice during the convention. Vans operate around the convention area to assist attendees and deter potential arrests from overzealous demonstrators, officials said.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Democratic National Coad Lion
Ombudsman
Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice
Substandard OCR shows subscription rates delivered by carrier in Colueneyt 47 Gl with per year pricing. Readers should report address changes to the postmaster and provide the old and new addresses for mail delivery adjustments.
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Hrhrayka
Cateler
Colueneyt
Msi
Fue
Resoe
Buller
Colfax
Doe Tance
Polk
Wiley
Kreuscher Praises Nebraska Weight and Measure Bill
Nebraska Agriculture Director Glenn Kreuscher lauds the 1972 weight and measure bill as top consumer protection. He says it aligns with the Model State Law and ensures uniform inspection. The program shifts from general funds to registration fees and includes a public hearing and briefing period for industry input.
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Lincoln
Nehta
Glenn Kreuscher
Kreuscher
General Fund
Agriculture Secretary
Nebraska
Livestock safety index issued in Nebraska
The National Weather Service warned a livestock safety index would reach danger levels through Monday in much of Nebraska due to showers, thunderstorms, and a cold front. Temperatures high enough with high humidity created the risk, especially in confined areas, with some relief anticipated from expected winds in Opin areas.
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Neb
Nebraska
National Weather Service
Opin
Agnew reaffirms care for POWs in Southeast Asia in Omaha letter
Vice President Spiro Agnew wrote to the Forgotten Americans Committee of Nebraska, thanking Manitowoc for a POW MIA bracelet and pledging full administration effort. He spoke during a June 10 Omaha visit, addressing a Republican fundraising dinner and dedicating the Omaha Press Club. He stressed humanitarian principles and Geneva conventions guiding efforts to secure release of all American prisoners of war and missing in action.
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API
Spiro Agnew
Southeast Asia
Forgotten Americans Committee of
Nebraska
Willian Ramsey
Omaha
Fedley
Hlm
Agnew Press
Onaha Press Club
Itaelion
Agnew
Cave-in Fatal Claims Murdock Man
A Murdock man Richard Truine died in a sewer reach cave-in at Louisville State Lakes Saturday afternoon. The wall collapsed in a ditch about 14 feet deep where Treton had a contract with the state Game and Parks Commission to install the sewer line. He was pronounced dead after being removed by local volunteers and the sheriff noted he left a widow and three children.
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Louisvmads
Neb
Fred Tesel
Richard Truine
St. of Murdock
Louisville State Lakes
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Treton
State Game and Parks Commission
Tesch
Rusha
Louisway Vescle
Fire Department
Treloy
Feee
Solar eclipse expedition readies airborne observers
Spokane based scientists from Los Alamos plan a Fairchild Air Force Base launch to chase a total eclipse path from Siberia to the Atlantic. The convertal Ale Morce jet carries telescopes and sensors to study corona magnetic fields and temperature, aiming to extend observing time from under two minutes to over three minutes. Canadian and Alaskan groups will launch rockets to measure atmospheric effects and solar radiation during the event.
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Canadian Research Council
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Director of UNL studies program in Lincoln approved
The University of Nebraska Regents approved Dr. John J. Selle as director of the university studies program at UNL Lincoln. Scholz, a chemistry professor named professor of chemistry in 1968, earned a PhD from Illinois and a degree from South Dakota. The new program, still in development, grows from a $23,000 Ford Foundation grant to bolster undergraduate teaching with faculty guidelines evolving as administrators. Some students will start this fall.
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Universit of Nebraska-Lincalt
Scholz
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University of Mlinois
Ford Fondation
Escapees Captured After Omaha Work-Release Escape
Two escapees from Riverview Hel rose Center in Newton were arrested in the Omaha area. Police identified Carl Pelander, 29, and Cary Nepper, 28, both of Council Bluffs, as the escapees. Pelander was spotted in a stolen car and arrested. a rifle was found in the vehicle. Nepper reportedly hid but was taken into custody later. Sheriff’s deputies and local agencies investigated the incident.
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Janie County
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Marcos orders air strikes on suspected Communist rebels
President Marcos ordered Air Force jets to strike suspected Communist rebel positions in northeastern Isabela Province. The clash near Palawan, about 200 miles northeast of Manila, involved a rebel force said to be skirmishing with government troops. Informed sources said jets targeted rugged terrain to disrupt rebel concentrations.
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Muarcox Dideret
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Provisional IRA Renew Guerrilla Campaign in Northern Ireland
The Provisional wing ends a 13 day cease fire as violence surges across Belfast and surrounding areas. Six civilians die, including a Catholic priest, amid gun battles, bombings, and clashes with British troops. Witnesses recall fierce exchanges at Lenadoon, Bogside, and Falls areas as security forces deploy tear gas and water cannon.
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Mallilant Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Barrigales Ithrese
Unusual ground rules for selecting Ellsberg-Russo jury
In a Pentagon Papers case pretrial, Judge Byrne bars juror questioning by lawyers and will use scripted queries from defense and prosecution lists to curb lengthy examinations. Ellsberg and Russo contest the move, arguing it limits defense screening while the judge aims for a fair, efficient jury without irrelevant issues. The trial, a landmark espionage prosecution, could set pivotal precedents.
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Daniel Tusher
Anthony Rossy
Tial Indy
U.S. District Court
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Trials delayed for 1200 Pakistani POWs in genocide case
New Delhi Statesman reports Bangladesh plans to press genocide and war crimes trials for 1200 Pakistani POWs, though dates are deferred as Mujibur Rahman’s government demands recognition of Bangladesh. Pakistan seeks talks only after recognition. India holds POWs as conflict winds down. Paris note adds peace talks context as envoy Puy returns with new Communist proposals.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
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