Energy crisis shapes Midwestern future says experts
Energy shortages threaten growth across Iowa Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma with gas and coal supply limits. Officials urge price relief to spur exploration while industry and environmentalists clash over power plans including coal scrubbers and nuclear options.
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Chet Carrier Agoral Witter
Mid
America
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Stan Mateke
Nebraska Sentomine
Ihclale
Princi
Dale Saffers
Kansas Corporation Commission
Cr. Manisa
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Bol
Union _ Electric
Tolich
Earl K. Dille
Illinois
Union Breathe
la’ S
Kan
Han
Equipm Pivch Cos
Ral Schlenker
Town ‘Power & Light.Co
Dille
Walter Meyer
Kansas State University
Meyer
Barry Commoner
Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
Washington University
St. Lowie
Enere Commoner
Miles
Washington
Nea
Felton
Archie Bunker humor in new Popular Library paperback
AP writer Jerry Buck notes “The Wit and Wisdom of Archie Bunker” compilation from CBS show remarks. The book features Archie’s takes on sex race politics and women’s lib, with excerpts that mock political correctness and expose word misuse, reflecting the show’s edgy humor.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Hollywood
Chairman May
Archie Bunker
Saychie
May
Archie
Ebie Bunker
CBS
Genoa Gains Modern Mercury Vapor Street Lights
Loup Power District crews under Bill Zabka and Ramaekers will install nine new mercury vapor luminaries around Genoa park and school converting 2 percent incandescent lights to modern vapor lighting. Officials say the project improves illumination, safety and community appearance.
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Loup Power District
Genoa
Loup
Fullortar Division
Bill Zabka
Raemaekers
Ramaekers
Behlen awards eight employees under corporate program
Eight Behlen Manufacturing Company workers received 24 savings Bands as part of Wickes Corporation’s on the job performance recognition plan. Under the program led by E. L. McNeely, executive at Wilkes, employees are eligible for part of 325,000 in money or merchandise for significant performance. Aarold J. Joiner presented to Howard Brunken, George Yngel, Mrs. Ann Hamilton, Mrs. Vivian Miller, Gerald Randall, Marlin Schulz, Ernest Shonka Jr., and Dennis Steiner.
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Behlen Manufacturing Company
Wickes Corporation
L. McNeely
Wilkes
Aarold J. Joiner
If Hehlen Manufacturing Company
Howard Brunken
George Yngel
Ann Hamilton
Vivian Miller
Gerald Randall
Marlin Schulz
Ernest Shonka, Jr
Dennis Steiner
Behlen Manufacturing
Presbyterian Church marks 50th anniversary in Greenville NC hall
In a soul stirring gathering at the Ren Hall members recalled how laying stone and prayer built a mission. Blanche Sayer a Congo mission nurse and Rev Gordon Reeds praised past support from Henry and Nellie Dendy and their family. A scholarship fund of 500 was set up for future ministers as Rev David Parks, nurtured by the same church, preached on faithfulness from Revelation 3.
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Presbyterian Church
Caveevile
N.C
Pete Dtyle
Ren Hall
Seth
Blanche Sayer
Congo
Zaire
Trey
Gordon K. Reeds
Greenville
D.C
Weaverville
Henry
Nellie
Dendy
Hig
Elisabeth G Smith
Arizona
Anni- Sens
Indy
ATEN
Southern Yeyie
David Parks
Two Cousins Honor Graduates From Medical Institute
Tom Nicklasson and Dave Navenburg, both St Edward High School class of 1971 graduates, earned honors at the Medical Institute of Minnesota in Minneapolis. They will complete a year of residency training at MUM and then an internship at Beatrice hospitals, beginning July 10. Otto Navenburg and Mrs Elwyn Nickiessan attended the commencement and reception.
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Otto Navenburg
Elwyn Nickiessan
Social Security Representative Visits Columbus City Hall
A Norfolk Social Security office representative will visit Columbus City Hall each Wednesday from 9 am to noon to assist residents with Social Security questions. Robert Rochford notes Medicare offers protection for those 65 and older but does not cover prescription drugs. claims should exclude prescription drug bills.
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Norfolk ‘Social Security Office
Columbus City Hall
Ami
Buckal Security
Robert Rochford
Norfolk Office
Johnson visits Brooke Army Medical Center
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson spent about sixty minutes at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for a routine examination as a follow up to his April heart attack. He suffered a serious heart attack in Charlottesville, Virginia, on April 7 and was transferred to Brooke for two weeks of treatment before returning to his LE Ranch north of the city.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
Johnson
Charlottesville
Brooke
LE Ranch
Lee Marvin’s Look and Mood in New Film Talk
Hollywood columnist Dick Kleiner notes Lee Marvin’s recent appearance and demeanor shifting from unkempt to neat while discussing his film Prime Cut. Marvin praises co star Gene Hackman and comments on script potential, unemployment, and his pragmatic view on danger.
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Dick Kleiner
Hollywood
Hun
Ike
Lée Marvin
Ara
Lee “Marvin
Sie
Marvin
Wwe
Gene Pack
Vollywood
Lee Marvin
Gene Hackman
America
Nixon weighs lifting meat import quotas to curb food costs
President Nixon said he is considering a temporary lift of meat import quotas to expand U S meat supply and slow food price rises. He noted the move could take months to affect prices while a study is completed. The Cost of Living Council met to discuss expanding price controls.
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Pal
Wight
Federal Power Commission
Ton J. Schau
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
National Petroleum Council
Washington
Nixon
Newsmen
U.S
Cost of
White House
Council
Lta
Price Commission
Expandig
Cotrts
Donald "Rumsfeld
The
Ing di Fate Économie
Auainitatt
Missourians Guests in Credent Creston Social
Mrs. Robert Rasicky and her Kansan daughter, tied to Clarence Johannes family, have been hospitalized after a fall months ago. Mrs. Henry Rosiene underwent major surgery at a hospital, per word to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bick. A club dessert luncheon featured prize winners Mrs. John Busen first and Mrs. George Summers second. Ernest Blessen hosted a coffee with guests, and panics prizes went to Mme. Leonard Krings, Herbert Wusman, David Zimmerman, Kenneth Paul, Amelia Scheffler.
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Creston
Robert Rasicky
Kansas
Esis
Clarence Johannes
Henry Rosiene
An A
Pete Bick
Ae Ey
John Busen
George” Summers
Ernest Blessen
Leonard Krings
Herbert Wusman
David Zimmerman
Kenneth Paul
Amelia Scheffler
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Tey
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Roosevelt
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Volkswagen
Bob Johnson
Volkswagen, Inc
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Nebraska City
Ouare i
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National Forest
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