Oil shortage felt in Britain
London cap) The oil shortage threatening American motorists has been felt in Europe and is not expected to ease soon. A British oil industry source says America is paying for years of self sufficiency as US refinery and world market supplies tighten. European buyers fear continued spot shortages if American purchases persist. Gasoline prices rise in Britain and West Germany while Soviet logistics limit fuel in Horcan.
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Andrioy Yeese
Things that make life worth living, Hal Boyl e column
A humorous meditation on small joys and memories that give life meaning. The piece lists moments like closing doors, weekend lie ins, a son’s haircut, a watermelon seed tale, pulling a loose tooth, watching a teacher, footprints on damp concrete, delivering papers, bakery smells, father son trips, humble treats, and glimpses of life’s mystery. The tone is reflective and affectionate, ending with gratitude.
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Rhlogspat
Court backs NSSBA stand on state aid to parochial schools
LINCOLN, Neb. AP The U S Supreme Court ruling on funding for parochial schools aligns with the Nebraska State School Boards Association position. NSSBA executive director Ross J Rasmussen said the court concurred with the association's long standing principles. He noted the NSSBA delegates affirmed opposition to using public funds for private or church linked schools. He added Nebraskans are fortunate the legislature has avoided unconstitutional laws in this area. Separate opinions arise on effects for Nebraska’s plan aiding independent colleges and church related institutions through state tuition benefits. Nebraska Wesleyan University president Dr Vance Rogers said the legislature’s approach rests on a prior Supreme Court distinction between state aid to general schools and church related colleges.
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Want ad in Iowa paper helped arrest two Nebraskans
A Sioux City Journal want ad carried by an Iowa paper for ten days aided FBI efforts in arresting Ray Howard Sterrett and Kristina Maria Sterrett, both 42 and 45, in Los Angeles for allegedly extorting $2 million from Las Vegas casinos with bomb threats. The ad referenced meeting points and included a fake ransom payoff.
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4-H Notes From Multiple Club Meetings
Multiple 4-H clubs report recent meetings at various homes including Marie Bakers Knowlton and Randee Klug. Activities covered sewing displays fair booths demonstrations health projects and cooking with items such as barbecued chicken nut bread and oatmeal cookies.
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Fillmore County Sheriff Exonerated in Lincoln Court
In Lincoln at U.S. District Court Fillmore County Sheriff Melvin Olson was exonerated of a charge relating to a March 1972 incident in Milligan. Plaintiffs Katherine Blazek and Leanne Nass had sued Olson for 125000 and 50000 dollars claiming violations of their constitutional rights.
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Seven Die in Chicago Suburb Family Slayings
Seven people are reported shot to death in a Chicago suburb. Victims include the 72 year old Clarence Clesson and his wife Ina. son Paul Clessay Jr., 47. Raymond Workman, 59, and his wife Dinah, 64. Henrietta Cliff, 45, and her 5 year old daughter Kimberly. Police say all were killed with a .22 caliber rifle. ballistics tests pending to link the Clesson and Workman cases. Raymond Workman later arraigned on separate murder charges.
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Roll call vote on Cambodia bombing rejection and support
The House declined to grant President Nixon authority to widen bombing in Cambodia and Laos by a vote of 218 to ? with several members supporting or opposing. scattered names noted. Separately, the Selby family picnic near Buckley Park in Stromsburg drew relatives from Shelby Osceola Bellwood Lincoln Polk and Stromsburg.
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