Japanese interest booms in international financial field
Daiwa Securities Co. invites U S and other firms to Tokyo and Osaka for investor meetings as Japan opens to foreign securities. Masateru Takehisa coordinates these transpacific events highlighting Tokyo as a key money market hub and rising Japanese stock ownership.
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Japan
Daiwa. Securities Co
Bhiochip 1
Tokyo
Osaka
Sears Roebuck
International Business
Matchines
International Telephone & Prelegeal
Een Industries
AME
Penney
General Electric
First National City Corp
Masateru
Rakehisa
Lie Lauble
Takehisa
U.S
Daiwa
Congress to examine loopholes in Freedom of Information Act
Washington window ed Daniel Rapoport reports Congress launching hearings on the act’s effectiveness since 1967. The committee notes delays and seeks reforms, but no push to extend coverage to Congress itself despite potential gains in payroll data, travel costs, committee actions, and more open hearings.
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Daniel Rapoport
Awashington
Congress
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Executive Branch
The Corey Telegram Local Newspaper Notice
The text presents subscription and mailing details for The Corey Telegram, a partnership based in Columbus Nebraska. It lists addresses, postage changes, rates for city and rural delivery, and changes of address procedures with scattered OCR errors.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Carrite
Pla Buller
Colfax
fMerrack
Columbus Telegram
Churches join in World Day of Prayer service
Members of St Mary Catholic Church St Paul Lutheran and First United Church of Ciwis united at St Mary Church for a World Day of Prayer service themed All Ivy Be Yours. Rev Robert Turner of St John delivered the message. Rev Ernest Halemba hosted and led the offering with helpers.
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William Thalken
Adolph Habel
Peter $J. Claussen
Robert Turner
Ernest Spanhake
Randy Molacek
Robert Neuhaus
Bilbert Murfeld
Harold Svoboda
Ed Gail
Arnold Wendt
Hugo Lueschen
Walter Feye
St. Mary Choir
Due Sindélar
Marvin Doernemat
St. Mary Altar Society
Lambert Brabec
Cole speaks on dairy herd improvement program
University of Nebraska animal science professor Phil Cole addressed nearly 70 attendees on dairy herd improvement in Albion. Attendees from Boone Platte Nance Greeley and Wheeler counties participated in the follow up discussion. A steering committee for next year includes Gordon Markle Richard Otto Richard Winkle and Richard Rankin with William Zollinger as master of ceremonies.
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Albion
Phil Cole
University of Nebraska Department of Animal Science
Boone, Platte
Nance
Greeley
Wheeler County
Gordon Markle
Richard Otto
Richard Winkle
Richard Rankin
William Zollinger
Urban Indians form new national council
Urban Ameri can Indians crowd into a coalition to form the National American Indian Council after days of in fighting and political maneuvering. AIM's push for revenge over Yellow Thunder’s death splits the movement, while Grace Thorpe helps steer toward unity and a plan for local political units to gain influence in Washington.
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New National Council
Jon Sweet Omaka
UPI
National American Indian Council
Victor Cutnose
Las Vegas
Nev
Conv Lions
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Forcupine
Gordon
Neb
American Indian Movement
AIM
Yellow Thunder
Grace Thorpe
Davis
Calif
Jim Thorpe
General Assembly
AEM
Dennis’ Banks
Washington, D. C
Riss Means
Cleveland
Ohio
Means
Cutthroats
Belva
Cotlair
Oakland
Omaha
ATM
Cottair
Alcatra
John Folster
Folster
Forster
Washington
Farm Home Day planned in Osceola March 20
Polk County Extension Service and Osceola Chamber of Commerce announce Farm and Home Day in Osceola on March 20. Morning sessions at Muse Theater feature speakers on crop pests cattle crosses weed control and reproductive performance. women's program at Methodist Church parlor covers electric appliance demos and food demos. Noon luncheon directed by Harry Slerup. afternoon program at theater includes occupational safety act talk.
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Osceola
Polk County
Don Sigler
Folk County Extension Service
Clay Center
Duane Kantor
Methodist Church
Ginria Caralens
Nebraska Publ Power District
York
Jane Monson
Harry Slerup
Ajl
Rolland Sehneider
Tincoln
Senator pushes expanded lead paint cleanup and funding
Senator Richard Schweicker urged intensified lead paint research, prevention, and treatment with a proposed $50 million yearly earmark. He noted last summer's $7.5 million program began progress, while Rep. Charles Rangel warned of dire outcomes for poor families if Congress fails to fund and implement targeted programs. The bill seeks lower indoor lead limits and continued federal support across HHS and HUD for prevention, treatment, and research, affecting inner city children at risk of poisoning and developmental harm.
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Washington
UPI
Richard S. Schweicker
R-Pa
ITM Sike
Schlveicker
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Housing and Urban Development
First photograph of the sun's corona in 1851 noted
The record notes that the first successful solar corona photograph occurred in 1851 and that total serving time since then has been less than three hours.
Lincoln lawmaker backs no fault divorce in Nebraska
Sen J James Waldron sponsors no fault divorce bill after judiciary panel work. Lasdke notes it modernizes a century old statute and reduces need for contested trials. The measure aims to ease family pressure by allowing dissolution without proving cruelty or adultery, while cases remain for contested disputes.
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J. James Waldron
Callaway
LEH
Waldron
Theegislature
State
Roland Laedske
Lin
Coln
Judiciary Unit
Nebraska
Supreme Court
High Court
Hal
Lyebatt
Officers elected by woman's club at Newman Grove meeting
Junior Woman's Club met at Golden Age Community Room with Mrs. Charles Borg opening. Mrs. Gary Patzel presided. officers named Tom Johnson president Garold Layson vice president Roger Lyon secretary Leon Nelson treasurer. Arts items displayed. no state projects supported this year. State convention planned in Lincoln in April. Social Hour Club donated $10 for minipark. FFA making park bench. Style show set for April 12 followed by a silver team. Crafts included centerpieces dresses wall hangings knitted items lamps purses baby quilt. Hostesses were Mrs. Tom Johnson and Mrs. Cye Leeson. ST EDWARD Bloodmobile to visit March 22 at Methodist Church basement 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Newman Grove
Charles Borg
Gary Patzel
Lincoln
FFA
Cecil Fields
Tom Johnson
Cye Leeson
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Smhal
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Weal
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Nebpaska
251H Avenue
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