Restraints proposed in financial game of elephants
AP analysis discusses calls for voluntary and possible regulatory restraints on large institutions. Paul Kolton urges rules in four areas to curb market manipulation, inflated valuations, disclosure, and information use. He cites panel trading, portfolio valuation, disclosure, and guidelines as steps toward fairer markets. If voluntary action fails, he suggests SEC action or Congress involvement.
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Koltan
Anil
Portrolios
Kolton
Wuld
Congress
Berlin Airlift Heroes Remember 1948 49 Struggle
AP recalls the Berlin airlift lasting 1948 49 led by Halvorsen from Salt Lake City and Downward of the British force. Pilots faced zero visibility radar gaps and harsh weather as they ferried 2 943 00112 tons of supplies through three corridors to sustain a 2 million city. The effort preserved Allied access and showcased resolve amid Soviet blockade.
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Berlin
Gail Efalverso
Halvorsen
U.S
Salt Lake City
Utah
West Berlin
Peter Downward
Royal Air Force
Downward
Rio
Halvorson
Tempelhof
Salvorsen
4 H notes from West Island clubs and June gatherings
West Island 4 H clubs met at several homes for safety lessons, fair planning, and demonstrations. Reporters list attendees and describe meetings on bicycle safety, cookies, angel food cake, salads, sewing project judging, and upcoming meetings.
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West Island
Stachura
Lempe
Kenney Stachura
Gina Shynitt
Nancy Lemp
Becky Knowlton
Greg Gotschall
Greg
Jeff
Paula
Lori
Pam
Knowlton
Pam Goisehalt
Dandy Bakers Srs
Grace Dager
Dandy Bakers
Susan Johnson
Judy Hofeldt
Biscussion
Hoteldt
Lori Pemberton
Jaci Fallick
Eight Nebraska counties report 4.6 percent tax abstract rise
Abstracts from Brown Cedar Cheyenne Fillmore Jefferson Saunders and Washington counties show a 4.6 percent increase over last year. The eight abstracts total 1,130,602,974 in valuation versus 1,090,437,087 a year ago.
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Lincoln
Neb
Brown, Cedar
Cheyenne
Fillmore
Jefferson
Saunders
Cars
Washington Counies
Parole Board Grants 14 Inmates Parole at Lincoln
Fourteen inmates at the Araska Penal Complex received parole from the state Parole Board. Angela Allen, 41, of Washington, was the only inmate denied parole. Two inmates had parole deferred Daniel R. Smith, 44, Hastings, 436 year first degree murder from Adams County and Derrold D. Keys, 7, Wal sey, 20 35 year second degree murder from Lancaster County. Salanitro, 30, Omaha, 440 years for kidnapping was sent back for further mutation.
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Lincoln, Neb
Araska Penal Complex
State Parole Board
Angela Allen
Washington
Douglas County
Daniel R. Smith
Hastings
Adams County
Derrold
D. Keys
Walsey
Lancaster County
James Salanitro
Omaha
Ivan
Taiwan Tops TV Set Supplier to U.S. Markets for Q1 1973
The Taiwan associations report that about 7,741,030 TV sets were exported to the United States in the first quarter of 1973, with a significant share moving through the Taipel Cap channel. The data highlights Taiwan’s leading role in U.S. television imports during early 1973.
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Taiwan
U.S
Ry Association
United States
Assuiallon
Hilger family holds 10,000 acre Montana ranch through generations
The Hilger family, led by Bryan and Amelia “Babe” Hilger, runs about 85 cows on their 10,000 acre Montana spread along the Missouri River near Wolf Creek Eel Creek. Since the 1950s they have raised registered stock, expanded land holdings, and split ranch chores among four siblings while facing occasional hard winters and a looming sale as development encroaches.
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Mont
Hilger
Vryan
Susan
Danan Ayella
Colle
Nicholas Hier
Hilgers
Meir
Bryan
Amelia
Babe
Dav
Susith
Bertha
N.L. Uilger
Dan
Lariys
Dai
Hilger Valley
Tan
Reading instructor signs contract in David City
David City Public Schools Superintendent Glen Bevan announced Barbara Hedlund has been contracted as remedial reading instructor for Title at the David City Public School Annex. The 1971 Lindenwood College graduate will fill the vacancy from Dorothy McMeekin’s retirement and assist St. Mary School students after teaching at Fremont Public Schools this past year.
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David City
Glen Bevan
David City Public Schools
Barbara Hedlund
Wahoo
Miss Hedlund
Dorothy McMeekin
David City Public School
St. Mary School
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Fremont Public Schools
Osceola County Approves OSCROLA 4 Summer Youth Program
County Commissioners approved the OSCROLA 4 Summer Work Program for Osceola youth ages 6? to 17 at a Tuesday meeting. The program offers a 20 hour week schedule and aims to provide work experience for eligible youths. Other business included the approval of claims and correspondence.
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Oscrola
Osceola
Things We All Could Do Without
Hal Boyle catalogs everyday annoyances from weak soup and stale crackers to long novels and overhyped films. He jokes about college diplomas, gore on screen, suburban crowds, crumpled breakfast, and other minor irritants we all encounter, praying for relief from these nuisances.
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New York
Shongera
Wteans
FHA approves long term loans for southwest Iowa cities
The Farmers Home Administration approved 40 year loans at five percent interest for municipal improvements in three southwest Iowa cities. Water system projects received 220000 open loan and 325000 to St. Charles, Seymour to get 480000 for sewer upgrades. Rep William Scherle announced the loans.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Iowa
Openlo
St. Charles
Seymour
William Scherle
Hlowa
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Shelly Schmidt
Shelly and
Andrea Schmidt
Becky
Sharon Schmidt
Legion
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Hummingbirds
Fran Lange
Sharon Streblaw
Fran
Nancy Anderson
Columbus
Nebraska
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DRI
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Frei
Hal Boyle
Teria
Waeflower Plaza
Liceskast
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U. S. 30 Center
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