Nebraska to proceed with penal reform study consultants
Lincoln AP The Interim Judiciary Committee affirms its choice of consultants to develop a comprehensive penal reform program. The decision, 6-0 after a four hour meeting, keeps Tenningson Durham and Hichardson of Omaha and Curtis and Davis of New Orleans as final firms while seeking a $70,000 federal grant and possible Nebraska bids.
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Lincoln, Neb
Exon ‘Administration
Michael la Montia
Tenningson, Durham and Hichardson
Omaha
Curtis and Davis
New Orlears
la Mantia Haul
Anethod
la Montia
Changes to Subscription and Address Service Advised
Disjointed text shows subscription rates and delivery details for a Nebraska paper. Mentions Columbus Telegram, mail delivery in Platte, Boone, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, and Pate counties. Notes changes of address procedure and postmaster notification.
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Columbus Telegram
NFO declines presidential endorsements in interview
Oren Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, says the group will not endorse any presidential candidate and remains neutral toward the White House. He criticizes Earl Butz for not raising farm support prices while noting his general pro-farmer rhetoric. Staley spoke in Washington during talks with Northwest farmers.
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Richland, Wash
Oren Staley
Rea
National Farmers Organization
Staley
White House
Slaley
Earl Butz
Butz
Horoscopes for AMES and other signs stitched oddly
A garbled horoscope page presents zodiac signs with dubious dates and advice. It reads like a patchwork forecast for Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Libra Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with fragmented lines and inconsistent grammar.
Weekly Horoscope Fragments for Aries to Gemini
Readable lines offer sun sign guidance for Sunday July 23. Aries should focus on personal and business life to attract income. Taurus is urged to attend services and discuss future plans. Gemini hints at meditation and clearer paths ahead while showing support and affection.
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Maren
Taurus
Wisden
Dlacusstom
Pickup Lee
Gemini
Atay
Eli Clearyty
Leo
Ana Krow
Chile
Sagintarius
Aquarius
Jon
Howe
Othars Tran Malutily
Reunion in Iowa Brings Kelley and VonBergen Families Together
Mr and Mrs William Kelley of Victorville California spent a week with relatives in Platte Center. They attended a VonBergen family reunion at the Dean VonBergen home in Moville with Ralph Von Bergen of Milwaukee and several Iowa residents. Capt Rex Felming of Baltimore recently discharged and planning a move to Austin Texas. A jumble of mixed astrology notes follows with birthday forecasts and health tips for various signs.
Labor predicts AFL-CIO backing for McGovern in 1972
William Brennan, president of the Nebraska AFL-CIO, forecasts labor will support George McGovern for president, noting the union's four year aim to oust Nixon. He cites the national council's endorsement pause and says local votes may occur at the September Lincoln convention. Endorsements for congressmen will be decided at the Lincoln meeting. In other news, Jin Redler and Harlen Lyons were elected to St. Mary School Council for a three year term, succeeding Eugene Grubaugh and Mrs. Richard Rerucha.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
AFL- 10
Labor
George McGovern
Wiliam Drenman
Nixon
Brennan
Afl-Cio
National Executive Council
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
George Meany
Lincoln
Sameone
St Paul doctor retires after 53 years of service
Dr EB C Hanisch retires after 53 years as a general practitioner in St Paul Nebraska near 90 next January. He began practice when house calls were by horse and buggy and delivered about 2000 babies in the community. A Nebraskan born on a Hockville area farm, he interned at University Hospital Omaha during World War I and helped secure a local hospital. He plans travel and fishing in retirement but notes balance issues.
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ST. Paul, Neboary
EB. C. Hanisch
Ste
Hanisch
Hockville
University of Nebraska Medical School
University Hospital
Omaha
St. Paul
Strumentadl
Nebraska
Lincoln Board approves 26.8 million school budget
The Lincoln Board of Education approved a 26.8 million budget for the coming school year on a 5-1 vote. The plan requires a 7.6 mill tax levy, replacing 4.9 mills from the prior fiscal year, with possible revisions pending valuation figures.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Board of Education
Lincoln
Mothers lead protest outside GOCA South Omaha Head Start
Six mothers with children marched in Omaha protesting Greater Omaha Community Action. They demand recognition of parental authority over the program and call for the recall of South Omaha center chairman Lynetta Fredericksen, also criticizing parent coordinator Mary Moses. GOCA executive director Charles Lane was away, with a spokesman relaying the protest.
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Omaha
Neb
Greater
Charles Lane
Smallest US County Areas Noted For New York County
New York County in New York covers 23 square miles, the smallest conterminous United States county. Bristol County, Alabama, follows as second smallest at 25 square miles.
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New York County
United States
Bristol County
A.L
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