Kennedy to spend summer as copy person at Daily News
UPI report notes Caro line Kennedy will earn 156.8 dollars weekly doing errands for reporters and editors at the New York Daily News with security and staff restricting audience. she will return to Radcliffe College as a sophomore in fall. Tippi Hedren is released from Antelope Valley Hospital after a crushed ankle incident on set with Tembo the elf. she and Tembo are old friends and Hedren’s injury was not his fault. H.R. Haldeman and wife attend UCLA law commencement as he prepares to begin a prison term for Watergate. Bess Truman is hospitalized after a fall and remains in satisfactory condition at Research Medical Center.
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Haldeman
Lompoc
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Kansas City, Mo
Bess Truman
King
Mrs. Truman
Research Medical Center
Independence
Nebraska cattlemen register above goal for checkoff referendum
Nebraska cattlemen registered for the national beef checkoff referendum surpassing the 10 percent target and possibly reaching 40 percent. Steve Dittmer of Gibbon, executive director of the Nebraska Beef Industry Foundation, says turnout could exceed expectations and notes signups came partly from crop allotment signups at ASCS offices. The referendum, July 5-15, requires 50 percent of those registered to vote and two thirds in favor for approval, with the checkoff planned to replace multiple past payments with a 30 cent per 100 pound slaughter sale levy.
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Nebraska
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Gibbon
ASCS
Pio
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Beef Board
Orchard Hill nursing home license revoked by state
The Orchard Hill Nursing Manor in Omaha had its license revoked by the Nebraska Health Department almost a year ago amid a Medicaid dispute with federal officials. Despite the revocation, Medicaid recipients remained living there as state and federal authorities argued over roughly 1.4 million dollars in withheld payments. The case links Orchard Hill to a broader federal decisión requiring inspections of five homes to avoid further funding loss.
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Rustlers Target Farm Animals In Maine Pranks
In Saco Maine three rustling incidents this week share a theme no one wants to hurt animals. A missing plastic pig from Karl Brandt’s front lawn prompted weekend searches. Earlier a hijacked fiberglass cow was recovered at Golden Har vest Restaurant on U6.1 and a wooden eight foot rooster was dumped in a Kennebec River swamp after leaving Lort's Henhouse Restaurant.
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London remains magnet for international banks
London remains a hub for global finance as 89 of the world’s 100 largest banks have a direct or indirect stake in the British capital. A Banker magazine survey notes strong foreign participation despite Britain’s weak pound and troubled economy, with 255 foreign institutions involved.
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America
Indian farmer claims immunity to venom and rabies
Gabboo Miyan a 60 year old Moslem farmer from Baladabazar in Chatiigarh district reportedly survived a krait bite and a prior rabid dog attack. He credits his immunity to the kuchela herb whose seeds yield strychnine. Doctors and folklore highlight the herb as a remedy for skin infections.
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India
UPI
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Chatiigarh
Gabboo
Gabboo Miyan
Lincoln officials sued over police raids in Nebraska
Tara Enterprises Inc Zachary Productions Ltd and Lee Beem sue Lancaster County Attorney Ron Lahners Lincoln City Attorney Charles Humble and Lincoln Police Chief George Hansen in U S District Court for 620000 alleging deprivation of constitutional rights under color of law The suit seeks a temporary restraining order and a June 24 hearing was scheduled
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UPI
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Ron Lahners
Lincoln
Charles Humble
George Hansen
U.S. Distries
Tara Enterprises, Inc
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Zachary Productions, Ltd
Cinema X
Lee Beem
Tara
Humble
Hansen
Roskens Calls Education Tax Battle Ludicrous War
University of Nebraska President Ronald Roskens warns against a war over state tax dollars for education as a funding clash grows. The university's new fiscal year starts with a 5.7 percent state aid rise, below the 18 percent Roskens sought, while state aid to public schools is set to grow by 320 million over three years. Roskens, former UNO chancellor, stresses quality education and fiscal efficiency, outlining plans to spend time in Omaha, delegate authority, and push unity across the university and state.
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