Ford backs Rockefeller as Ford's No 2 running mate
President Ford endorsed Nelson Rockefeller to remain as his vice presidential candidate for the 1976 Republican ticket. Press secretary read Ford's statement asserting confidence in Rockefeller and saying delegates will decide at the GOP convention.
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UPI
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Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
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Dear Abby Column Arrives In Midwestern Daily
The Dear Abby advice column debuts in your paper today with tips for readers. The editor, a middle aged balding overweight figure, is urged to wear a wig eat less and stop counting birthdays as the column launches on Social Page Page 8.
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Abby
Authorities busy checking accidents in Nebraska counties
Three people were injured in weekend traffic incidents in Columbus and Platte County with minor injuries reported. One suspect, found at home after a police effort, appeared intoxicated but uninjured. A Duncan area crash sent Joseph B. Czapla 49 of Omaha to Behlen Hospital with nose and possible chest injuries after his car hit a pole. Additional crashes across Omaha area towns involved several drivers, multiple vehicles, and various property damages on Friday and Saturday.
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Osborne, Kan
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Hampton
Robert Kuttilek
Holdrege
Janice Kutilek
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Paul R. Gorman
Creston
Verna L
Platte County Board Prepares Simple Budget Meeting Brief
The Platte County Board of Supervisors has an uncluttered agenda for Tuesday. County Clerk Milt Langan says the session will start with a board of equalization at 9 am, followed by work on the county's annual budget.
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Board of Equalization
Israel Egypt interim accord in doubt after Yuval attack
Israeli officials in Washington say a 50 percent chance exists for an Israeli Egyptian interim pact as Rabin conferences in New York and Washington continue. Rabin flew home as Arab terrorists struck Yuval near the Lebanese border, killing three and wounding six.
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Reds Lead in Italy Showdown Starts Early
In Rome Milan and Venice early returns show the Communist party taking an early lead over the Christian Democrats in Italy's regional elections. The vote aims to elect 15 of 20 regional councils with the leftward trend challenging the governing DC party. If sustained, it would mark the first Communist outpoll in Rome and Milan.
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UPI
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Venice
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Ford Welcomes West German President at White House
President Ford greeted Walter Scheel on the White House South Lawn with full military honors. Ford reaffirmed the United States commitment to defend Western Europe and safeguard freedom in the region.
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UPI
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Weather shifts bring scattered showers across Nebraska
A slow moving cool front produced scattered showers and thundershowers across central and eastern Nebraska with similar activity in northern Kansas. Forecasters expect more showers this afternoon and evening in eastern and south central Nebraska as a cold front moves southeast toward Kansas.
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Proposal to abolish House CIA committee sparks turmoil
Washington UPI reports Rep. B F Sisk plans to introduce a resolution to disband the House Select Committee on Intelligence after five of seven Democrats forced chairman Lucien Nedzi to resign amid intraparty dissension. Ford and Rockefeller probes continue in other venues.
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UPI
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D-Calif
House Select Committee On Intelligence
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D-Mich
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Cuba to return ransom from 1972 hijacking
In a letter to Senator McGovern Fidel Castro said Cuba will return a $2 million ransom taken by hijackers in 1972 from Southern Airways. McGovern Sparkman and Castro had pressed for return. Sastre called the arguments reasonable.
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John Sparkman
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Supreme Court rules lawyers pay fees violate antitrust law
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 0 ruling, finds lawyer fee fixing violates the Sherman Antitrust Act as a fixed price floor in title searches. The decision, led by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, cites lawyers as a key commercial factor and rejects exemption from antitrust provisions. The case stemmed from a Fairfax County Bar Association fee schedule used in buying a Reston, Virginia home. Justice Powell recused.
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Virginia State Bar
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