Farnham Racing's Man of the Year Honored in Nebraska
Harry Farnham of Elkhorn Nebraska chairman of the Nebraska State Racing Commission received racing's Man of the Year honors at a Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association dinner in Omaha. Manfusa praised Farnham's progressive approach to medication reform and his leadership as president of the National Association of State Racing Commissions.
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Almanac and notable dates for March 6 1971
Almanac notes for Saturday March 6 1971 include moon phases and visible planets. Historical highlights mention the 1838 fall of the Alamo and the 1957 Dred Scott legacy ruling context. Greece’s King Paul died in 1964 with Constantine’s contested succession, and later exile. Joseph Alsarti’s death in 1968 is noted. Thought on love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning closes.
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United Press International
Venus
Alamo
San Antonio
Tex
U. S. Supreme Court
Scott
Paul
Greece
Constantine
Joseph Alartis
Sale Calendar Mixed Auctions and Public Sales
A fragmented list of upcoming sales scheduled in March including personal property sales at various streets and locations, machinery consignments, antique auctions, and a spring machinery event. Names such as Ledwis, Wegener, Emil Sava, Bob Alshouse, Tom Mavis, and entities like Grand Ole Pavilion appear with multiple dates and locations across March.
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Armer Sima
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Grand Ole Avilion-Angey
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al Curringhan
Cards of thanks from St Mary Hospital patient
A patient extends gratitude for cards and prayers during stay at St Mary Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Oswid and the nursing staff, Mrs Carroll and Boner for their care and support.
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St Mary Hospital
Rather Oswid
Mistrial Ordered for Arthur Talbot in Bank Robbery
A mistrial was declared in US District Court for Arthur Bell Talbot of Council Bluffs after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Sept 1 robbery of State Bank and Trust. About $14,493 was taken. a new trial was set for March 11 before Judge William C. Hanson.
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Arthur Bell Talbot
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State Bank and Trust
William C. Hanson
Family ties shape Chelsea town government ranks
In Chelsea the town Meeting list reveals many relatives in key posts. James Kennedy serves as town clerk and treasurer, with sister-in-law Phyllis as auditor, nephew Neil as selectman, grandson Richard Colty as selectman, and son-in levy follster Marlin as grand juror. Waller Kennedy, also a cheer and representative, died Friday.
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James Kennedy
Phyllis
Neil
Richard Colty
Levy
Follster
Marlin
Ernest
Jack
Glen Sanhorn
Waller Town
Week in Review: Diplomats Released and U S Policy Debate
United Press International reports a diplomat freed in Uruguay after kidnapping. Four U S airmen were seized in Turkey with a ransom demand. Claude Fly, a Uruguay based expert, survived a heart attack after release. Ankara extremists threaten more hostages. Nixon defends Lautan operation and Vietnam withdrawal aim. Capitol blast damages noted amid Laos protest. Senate critic Symington attacks Kissinger and Rogers. Supreme Court bars jail for inability to pay fines and allows divorce access for the poor. UMW president Boyle indicted on embezzlement and conspiracy charges.
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Bish candidate for GOP post in Nebraska
Grand Island businessman Milan Wish announced his candidacy for chairman of the Nebraska State Republican Central Committee. Mrs. Lorraine Ory of North Platte will not seek reelection. Bish said he has been urged by Republicans to run and will seek support from the congressional delegation and state senators. He already has Sen. Carl T. Curtis’s endorsement and aims to empower county-level committees with greater authority and resources.
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Growth center plan targets rural growth centers nationwide
Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin outlined a federal strategy to channel aid into selected rural growth centers as part of a broader plan to balance population shifts. He noted many counties declined in the 1960s, but some areas in states like the Dakotas and Nebraska show growth, and the 1970s policy would foster small and medium growth centers.
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Anticulture Department
NU Tractor Testing Season Opens April 1 in Lincoln
Lincoln NU announces the annual University of Nebraska tractor testing season starting April 1 with about 30 tractors to be tested for 1971. Director Leste Larsen notes two new tests sound pollution and part throttle fuel use, as the lab reinforces consumer protection and transparent performance data under Nebraska law.
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Four H awards and purposes for Nebraska youth
The piece outlines several aims of 4-H awards, noting they encourage Nebraska youths to strive for higher standards, be recognized for effort, and pursue growth. Awards rely on experience across 11 projects and activities, 4-H leadership development, and personal responsibility growth.
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Thieves don't lie pay their own way in countryside incident
In Bilborough England a man leaped from a cab demanding the driver wait. He returned minutes later with 500 pounds and paid the fare, then tipped the cabman and left.
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Exon appoints Rist and Coady to Nebraska district courts
Gov. Exon announced William Rist of Beatrice and Orville Coady of Hebron are appointed to district court vacancies. Rist will replace Judge Ernest Hubka on the 18th District Court for Gage and Jefferson counties. Coady fills the vacancy in the 1st District Court serving Saline, Fillmore, Thayer, and Webster counties. Exon called both outstanding attorneys and said the moves bring balance to the judiciary.
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Pacers Narrow West Race With 98 97 Victory
The Indiana Pacers edged the Utah Stars 98 97 to stay close in the Western Division race. Freddie Lewis hit two pivotal free throws with two seconds left after returning from a shoulder injury. Other scores included Virginia 129 Pittsburgh 125 and Memphis 85 Carolina 83 with Teammates Tart 46 and Jones 41 leading their teams. The Kentucky Wildcats beat Florida 118 113 and Texas 158 Denver 143 in triple overtime.
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Santa Margarita Handicap Favored By Manta Early Choice
Schoendorf Farm's Menlax was the heavy favorite in the $100,000 Santa Margarita handicap at Santa Anita, with Golden Or and Taken Aback among two top fillies flown in from Florida for the richest invitational race. Other feature winners elsewhere included Landing More at Gulfstream and Linstock at Bowie, with notable scores for Vegas Vic and Schulzi Pie at Santa Anita.
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Storms lash Southern Plains Midwest and heavy snow hits New York
Storms sweep the Southern Plains and Midwest with snow, sleet, and rain. New York reports eight deaths from storm related incidents, while New England digs out from heavy snow and winds complicate highway clearing. Schools close as travel warnings persist across the region.
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Students name Danny La Rue honorary president at London School of Economics
London UPI reports students at the London School of Economics chose female impersonator Danny La Rue as honorary president. He said he is flattered and not university type, adding he would not wear women's clothes to accept the presidency and only performs in drag when paid.
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Zoning Association Conference Slated for March 19
GRAND ISLAND Neb March 19 the Nebraska Planning and Zoning Association will hold its sixth annual conference with Guy J J Exon invited as a west speaker Invitations have been extended to all Nebraska planning groups Chambers of Commerce and city and county officials The event focuses on community development activities and is open to interested individuals from various sectors
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Big Ten to rule on Bear use of Wildcat stadium
The Big Ten will decide next week if Northwestern can permit the Chicago Bears to play at Dyche Stadium for five years. The conference is also expected to approve National Invitational Tournament participation for its basketball teams. Approval hinges on city of Evanston clearance and other voting on transfer and grants-in-aid rules.
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Dale Long Jr Named Union College Baseball Captain
Dale Long Jr the son of former Pirates first baseman has been named captain of Union College baseball in Schenectady New York. His leadership role follows his consistent performance on the field and signals a key season for the squad. The announcement highlights Long as a rising leader within the program.
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Lincoln legislative committee public hearings listed
Lincoln UPI reports Monday public hearings across committees. Banking bills redefine agricultural credit firms and livestock loan invest options while insurance act amendments aim at agents and reciprocal revocation. Education pushes statewide technical colleges and junior college property, four year vocational offerings. Judiciary covers adoptions, uniform enforcement, court jurisdiction, appeals, and tax lien foreclosures. Public Health Welfare seeks aid for dependent children and care cost adjustments. Revenue advances livestock tax exemption and personal property tax relief.
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Los Angeles Council Votes to Defend Officers in Slaying Case
The Los Angeles City Council approved 840 to 5 to defend three officers indicted on federal civil rights charges over a June 16 raid in San Leandro that led to the death of two Mexican nationals. The decision followed a volatile 24 hour session with militants interrupting the meeting.
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Judge’s blunt warning to drug pushers in Florida
In West Palm Beach a Florida judge sentenced a 1k year old youth for heroin possession and warned he would consider killing anyone who addicted his son. Judge Russe Mcintosh stated he would be willing to shoot or be hanged for the lamder, signaling harsh stance against dealers.
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Grant funds Omaha police relations project
A $1.00 grant from United Methodist South Central Jurisdiction’s Board of Christian Social Concerns funds a Omaha police community relations project run by the Concerned Organized for Urban Progress. The seed money will support a six month report on Omaha Police Department complaint procedures and ombudsman efforts, aimed at improving citizen trust.
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Late goals lift St. Louis to 3-1 win over Toronto
Jacques Plante, aging Blues icon, yielded three final period goals as St. Louis beat Toronto 3-1. Jim Roberts and Christian Bertheau struck early in the third to turn a 2-1 edge, while Garry Daggett added the clincher. Buffalo tied Chicago 2-2 as Eddie Shack and Steve Atkinson scored in the second. Chicago stays 21 points behind second-place St. Louis in the West.
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Doherty Accepts Holy Cross Head Coaching Post
Ed Doherty, former head football coach at Arizona State, Arizona, Xavier Ohio and Rhode Island, Friday was named head coach at Finly Cross College. He was given a multi year contract.
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Omohundro Signed as Cardinals Head Trainer
The St Louis Cardinals announced the appointment of John Omohundra as head trainer, replacing Jack Rockwell. Omohundra, 28, has served as assistant trainer for the Cardinals since 1980.
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