Governor visits Lincoln for Easter Seal fundraiser with Susie
Susie Shemek of Columbus, age ten, toured the Nebraska Legislature with Senator William Insebrack and met Governor J J Exon. The cerebral palsy student attends Easter Seal Camp Kiwanis near Milford and plans a summer visit from the governor. The event highlighted the Easter Seal campaign running March 1 to April 22.
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Lincoln
Bosie Shemek
Columbus
William Insebragck
West Point
J.J. Exon
Susie
Milford
Masebraovk
Xon
Nining
Nebraska
Dorothy Shemek
Gucsis
Aduncheon i Lincoln
State ‘Board
Tom Plummer Jr
Ogallala
Hasebroack
Tom Kenedy
Newman Grove
Herb Nore
Genoa
Hasebrosek
Kennedy
State Buster Seal Society Board of Directors
J. J. Exon
Susie Shamek
Nebraska Weather Forecast Mixed Clouds and Showers
An Associated Press report describes Nebraska weather with lingering clouds and a chance of scattered light showers in the east. It notes a front moving east, cooling, and highs forecast in the upper 40s to 50s with colder lows across the west and mid 20s in the east.
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Rocky Mountains
Virginia
Texas
Lake Superior
Kansas
Oklahom Panhandle
Weather Bureau
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Oregon
Mercury
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Nixon-Meir Meet Aims to Break Middle East Deadlock
President Nixon and Israeli Prime Minister Meir met in the Oval Office to discuss the Middle East deadlock. Present were Henry Kissinger and Gen. Scraycroft, with Yitzhak Rabin and Simcha Dinitz accompanying Mrs Meir. The White House said the U S is determined to push Israel toward helping resolve the stalemate.
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Nixon
Galda Meir
Israel
Michelie Fast
Sues
Oval Office
United States
Henry A. Kigsinger
Air Force
Jen Scraycroft
Kissinger
Meir
Yitehak Rabin
Washion
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Simcha Dimitz
Lincoln bills seek health facility licensing and taxes
Lincoln notices report bills in the Health and Welfare Committee defining licensing for health care facilities and inspections. A separate AP item notes a nonprofit industrial development group cannot escape property taxes on vacant land it owns as Attorney General Clarence A. H. Meyer announced Thursday.
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Neb
Health and Welfare Committee
Lancoln, Neb
Atty
Clarence A. H. Meyerhieki
Strike spreads to hospitals in Britain
London reports a day of hospital strikes by nonmedical staff affecting over twenty of Britain’s 2,250 hospitals. Thousands sent home or left with emergency care only as porters cleaners cooks and laundry workers walk out to press for higher wage exemptions.
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Britain
Campalpi
Merseyside
Civ
Ford Auto
Nebraska lawmakers inch toward salary cap changes
Lincoln AP lawmakers held a lengthy session on salaries for state workers and advanced LB213 to remove the $30,000 cap on the state health director's pay. Senator Warren said the bill would end the only statutory maximum for agency heads. Critics warned moves could trigger broader raises. The panel also advanced a bill setting a one year limit on liens for inheritance taxes after a prior five year limit.
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Fran He Law
Sahiry
Mie
Dre Teary Smith
Lea
Derame Warren
Verly
Yenislalure
Bul Sen
Med Carstens
Beatrice
Carstens
Gary Anderson
Axtell Sak
Richard Marvel
Tastings
Marvel
Callaway
James Waldron
Terry Carpenter
Scottshlufe
Twelve nations back Viet peace plan at Paris ceremony
Foreign ministers from 12 governments led by the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union endorsed a one point declaration on the Vietnam peace agreement and set a procedure to review violations. North and South Vietnam the Viet Cong and four ICCS members Canada Indonesia Poland and Hungary joined in approving the draft aimed at preserving the cease fire with six nations able to trigger reconvening. Rogers attending as POW release talks continued and optimism grew that a settlement might emerge.
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Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
International
Commission of Control and Supervision
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
International Conference Center
North Vietnam
United States
Saigon
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Srigan
U.S
Nixon
Rogers
Snifon
Dollar Under Siege Across European Markets
The dollar tumbled in London, Zurich, Brussels, Milan, and Paris as Bundesbank and Belgian authorities intervened at floor prices. Frankfurt opened at 28,350 marks, while gold rose to about 88 francs per ounce in Zurich and 1,200 lire per gram in Milan. The Bank of France supported the franc at 4.6005 to the dollar, and the dollar slipped against several currencies amid sharp market moves.
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Brussels
Milan
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Frankfurt
Noor
Lowen
Aurich
Paris
Bank of France
Sohn Finetunes
POW releases eyed as lists reach U.S. in Saigon
The United States announced that North Vietnam turned over a list of 100 U.S. POWs and two Thai POWs to be freed over the weekend while Viet Cong would free 26 servicemen and four civilians. Washington aims to notify families, but no release times were set. The pace follows recent consulate openings in Da Nang Nha Trang Bien Hoa and Can Tho as withdrawal plans proceed by March 20.
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United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Ini- Hally
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Paris
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Willam FP. Rogers
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Bui Tin
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Senators fly to Wounded Knee to talk with militants
South Dakota Senators James Abourezk and George McGovern flew to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to seek the release of 11 hostages held by militants of the American Indian Movement. They arrived by helicopter after canceling plans to meet at Wounded Knee. Officials offered no word on hostage releases or a meeting with AIM leaders.
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South Dakota
James Abourezk
George McGovern
Pine Ridge
FBI
Abourezk
McGovern
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Department of the Interior
Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
America Indian
Abourevk
AIM
Tml
Senate
Fire destroys Albion home in town onlookers report blaze
A fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Spiegel on the northeast edge of Albion at about 7 30 p m Wednesday. A passer by noticed the house engulfed in flames and called the volunteer Fire Department. Investigators have not yet determined the cause. The Spiegel family was away at the time.
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Albion
Donald Spiegel
Ts Orighy
Spiegel
Kubicek elected DAV pawnee chapter commander
Alovis R Kubicek was chosen Wednesday night as commander of Pawnee Chapter No 20 Disabled American Veterans, succeeding Johny Miller. Officers elected include Hans Schild senior vice commander Ed Luckey junior vice commander Art Jaworski treasurer Ralph Kopetzky chaplain Charles Beneke and Oscar Ewert executive committees. Kubicek born Valparaiso entered service from Shelby November 7 194? as a light tank driver and participated in Rhineland Ardennes Central Europe Normandy and Northern France campaigns earning the Purple Heart and European African Middle Eastern Theater Medal with star. He has lived in Columbus since discharge and with wife Othelia has two children.
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Alows A. Kubicek
Pawnee
Johny Miller
Hans Schild
Ed Luckey
Art Jaworski
Ralph Kopetzky
Charles Beneke
Oscar Ewert
VFW
Valparaiso
Kubicek
Shelby
3Rd Armored
New Day
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbus
Othelia
St. Bonaventure Church
Logene
Larry
Ministers Die in Poland Czechoslovakia Plane Crash
Poland interior minister Wieslaw Ociepka and Czechoslovak counterparty Radko Wsiska perished in a plane crash near Warsaw. Other aides and crew also died though total toll not disclosed. Radio Warsaw briefly announced the tragedy as a high level inquiry was ordered. In Omaha, Rev Merle A Zook and Rev Raymond Fr Nuetmann were named new Nebraska United Methodist superintendents.
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Czechoslovakia
Noice
Secozecin
Radio Warsain
Wieslaw Ociepka
Crechoslovak
Radkowska
Omaha, Neb
Merle A. Zook
Onanha
Raymond Fr. Nuetaman
Seward
United Methodist Church
Nebraska
Annatel
Motorists Reminded on License Tags and Inspections
A Telegram reporter checked 73 Nebraska tagged vehicles around Frankfurt Square at 10 am. One car lacked any plate, two had 1972 plates, one had no inspection sticker, and two showed outdated registrations, while most motorists displayed 1973 tags.
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