Hearsts urge SLA to reveal Patricia's fate on plea
The Hearst family appealed on television for the Symbionese Liberation Army to respond about Patricia Hearst. FBI agent Bates said there is no evidence she has been moved or harmed. Meanwhile a People in Need food drive in the San Francisco Bay area planned to distribute meals at 11 locations to aid about 45,000 people over six to 12 weeks.
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Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbinnese Liberation Army
People In Need
San Francisco Bay Area
Hearst Corp
Miss Kearst
Charles Bates
FBI
SLA
Hearsts
Kidnaners
Bates
Lybarger pleads innocent in Pleas murder case
Steven L. Lybarger, 22, pleaded innocent at district court arraignment on a charge of slaying 17 year old Judy Pleas. Her body was found north of Council Bluffs in October. Judge Bennett Cullison set April 23 for trial. He was arrested February 24 after returning from California on a bad check charge and held without bond.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Steven L. Lybarger
Judy Pleas
Atorth
Oelober
Bennett Cullison
Lybarger
California
Two collegians to perform at First United Methodist Church
Two Morningside College students, Hon Snoapler and Larry Webb, will be guests at an 8 p.m. service at First United Methodist Church. They perform as The Branches, a duo from Iowa, sharing their faith and church life through music and testimonies.
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Morningside College
Hon Snoapler
Larry Webb
First United Methodist Church
Ron
Larry
Towa
Branches
Sumpter
Grinnell
Iawa
Ami Webb
Leon
Iowa
Owilly Christ
Albion High School names new editor in chief and staff
Mike Svoboda has replaced David Beckwith as editor in chief of the Albion High School newspaper. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Svoboda of Albion. Laurie Gayor will replace Alicia Narskovy as associate editor and Joe Flanagan will replace sports editor Douglas Kunzman.
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Albion
Mike Svoboda
David Beckwith
Leonard Svoboda
Laurie Gayor
Alicia Narskovy
Joe Flanagan
Douglas Kunzman
Winter Wheat In Good Condition Across Nebraska
Nebraska winter wheat has survived the winter well with only some downy brome grass issues in the panhandle. Soil blowing occurred but not largely disruptive. moisture is adequate despite low precipitation last month. February weather favored livestock and improved calf and lamb yields with lower losses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Panhandle
Alonday
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Huntley Describes Cancer Fight As A Roll Of The Dice
Former television newscaster Chet Huntley, 62, says his battle with cancer is like a roll of the dice as weekly chemotherapy continues after lung surgery earlier this year. His voice remains strong, reflecting the Huntley Brinkley era legacy.
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Huntley
Helena
Moni
Cap
Chet Huntley
H Huntley
Huntley-Brinkley Ness
Montana
Billings
Bozeman
Big Sky
Moritana
Cubs and mothers visit for Cub Scouts communications week
Fifteen Cub Scouts and their den mothers visited Cylunbis telegram office and Burlington Depot on Friday for communications week. The group is hosted by Mrs. Robert R. Bell and others. Meanwhile Walter Hosher underwent surgery at Bergan Hospital in Omaha.
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Bellwood
Mmes
Jerome Beringer
Hubert R. Bell
Tiny Scholz
Tom Nicawlay
Cylunbis
Burlington
Robert R. Bell
Walter Hosher
Bergan
Omata
James. Cockson
Lincoln
Dennis Klawonn
Aml
Will Nichols
Gothenburg
Larre Esuhliman
Charles Obomy
Agenda
Kan
Henry Basa
Brandt under pressure after Hamburg loss in West Germany
Bonn AP report notes Chancellor Willy Brandt faces political setback as his Social Democratic Party loses a Hamburg state election, dropping 14% of seats while the Christian Democrats surge. Coalition dynamics shift with Free Democrats aiding Hamburg's ruling SPD by a thin margin.
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Lewald Associated ‘Press
Bonn
Germany
Willy
Brandt
West Germany
Social Democratic
Hamburg
Sonic
Iyhac Pately
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Liberal Party
Christian Democrats
Liberal
Lower Saxony
Hesse
Bundesrat
Brazil
Albion woman named chairman of county association campaign
Caroline McLaughlin president of Boone County ARG announces Mrs. John Flannery of Albion has been named chairman of the 1874 membership drive for the Boone County Association of Retarded Children to run through March.
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Albion
Caroline McLaughlin
Boone County Arg
John Flannery
Boone County Association of Retarded Children
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Heste
Methodist Church
Roger Fanbion
Deivor, Cole
Scott Milter
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Sioux City
Edward Selzer
Soren
John
Tony
Bob
First National Bank
Christian Democrat
Imal. Kohk
Forous Cerch House
Richardson
Hutch
Tell City
China
Columbus
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