Devaluation of dollar boosts US sales abroad in Europe
American goods gain grounds in Europe as the dollar’s 1971-72 devaluation tightens competition with West Germany and Japan. The AP survey notes slow progress, with mixed results across regions and industries, and inflation shaping trade outcomes more than prices.
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Fred Coleman
Associated Presss
London
Associated Press
Europe
Moeriga
Tokyo
U.S
Tetsutaro Jira
Fee Executive
Brussels
United States
Rome
Britain
West Germany
Wie Aichi
British
Water releases curb Missouri River navigation and power
The Army Corps of Engineers reported high Missouri River water conditions reducing navigation. Through May 1973 about 336000 tons moved, less than half of last year's March to May. Releases from Gavins Point Dam were limited to prevent downstream flooding, causing below normal power generation.
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Missouri
Gavins Point Dam
Miracle center helps newborns at Lincoln hospital
Lincoln Neb AP reports on the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of Nebraska’s Archipal Center in Qin. Babies born at Linvult and transferred to Omaha gain life-saving care. Jennifer stays at St Wlynbeth's newborn center while Jason goes home. Parents praise the miracle center and its life-saving work. Kathleen Veeken of North Platte is elected governor, succeeding Laura Green, with a staff of state officers named.
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Tangoln
Univervally
Nobriaskis
Beth
Beidys
Lean
Stabot
Meath
Chee Twin
Linvult
Sane Medical Center
Omah
Jason
Jennifer
St Wlynbeth's
Botty
Pave Mastel
Miracle Center
Mastel
Lincoln
Neb
Kathleen Veeken
Novia Platte
Cornhusker Ui Ilu
Ss Beeken
Teket
Laurean Green
Ouiwha
Hie National Party
Ative
Miss Fecker
North Plate High School
Sharon Jane Fritz
Waco
Carodea Meyer
Wilcox
Penny, Baker
Cedar Chuck
Jane Bonebrake
Nebraska City
Susan Patterson
Weeping Water
NBC buys Schweser Company in Omaha expansion
NBC and Schweser Company announce a merger making Schweser a wholly owned subsidiary. Pan J. Anton and Leonard Lawrence say Schweser is a respected investment banking firm with offices in Omaha and Des Moines and that the corporate move preserves personnel and Lincoln will host new corporate offices.
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KCOLN
Neb. Ual
Nattal Bank of Commerce
NBC
Robert J. Schweser Cini Inc
Onitha
Puesday
Sele Company
Pan J. Anton
Leonard T. Lawrence
Sinweser
Sinweser Company
Des Moines
Lowittinw
Omaha
Lawrence
Oll
Uni
Lincoln
Cueleti
Sidney officials address gas shortage and budget needs
Sidney Nebraska city council members discussed a gasoline supply bid process and budget allocations. City Manager Ed Prince warned bids could influence supply, while council approved 235000 for new office equipment and 340000 for a senior citizens program.
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Sipney
Sidney
Ed Prince
Noise suppressor to quiet jets at Nebraska Air Guard
Lincoln AP reports the Nebraska Air National Guard will install a noise suppressor system to reduce jet engine noise. A special taxiway and concrete apron cost 187000 dollars, with two suppressors valued over 190000 dollars each, and expected to reduce noise by about 63 decibels.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Air National Guard
Air National Guard
RSMC
Fred Bailey
Nebraska Air Guard
Iowa Trucker In Satisfactory Condition After Nebraska Crash
Harold Woolsey 27 of Oakland Iowa was injured when a semi truck tire exploded while testing lights Tuesday night east of Kearney near Shelton interchange. He suffered a broken arm and multiple cuts and is listed in satisfactory condition at a Kearney hospital.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska State Patrol
Harold Woolsey
Oakland
Iowa
Shelton
Woolsey
Boys State convenes supreme court and legislature
Lincoln Nebraska AD reports 1973 Cor lisier Boys State delegates convened the mock supreme court district courts and the state legislature while gubernatorial candidates Dan Roh and Very Maughtin campaigned ahead of Thursday’s general election. Equators and others observed sessions as three bills were introduced including lowering voting age to 18 and abolishing capital punishment.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cor
Bethgool
Wally Burnell
Rankins
Bellevue
Farmer Son
George Gebles
Ate
Vaughn Parkhakler
Schuyler
Omaha man fined for theft of window
An Omaha man, Robert ME Karasek, 4, was fined $140 plus costs for theft of an antique leaded glass window from an unoccupied farm home near Abie in Butler County. Sheriff Leo Meister arrested him after linking him to a prior burglary charge and recovering a second missing window. The claim notes past context about similar windows and mentions Canada’s telephone density in 1972.
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David Crry
Omaha
Abie
Butler County
Robert ME Karasek
Butler
Cork
Thesday
Bee
Leo Meister
Karasek
Meister
Nebraska Czechs Oppose Invitation To Ambassador
Nebraska Czechs Inc opposes extending an invitation to Czechoslovakia's ambassador for Clarkson Czech festival on June 20. Acting president Aula Novotny said a special statewide board meeting was held to inform the public the festival is not affiliated with Nebraska Czechs Inc. Clarkson residents are divided over inviting a representative from a Communist country.
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OMAIA
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska Czechs, Inc
Clarkson
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D. J. Exon
Fecken, Jr
Schweser Company
Albert Kinstgiht
State of Israel
Chaim Weizmann
Kearney Hospital
Boys State
Supreme Court
Maka
Cub
Tosley’s
Tooley’s
Canada
Columbus
Nvitation National
Efeewesers
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