Meir forms new cabinet to win Knesset majority
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir announced a new cabinet made up of Labor, independent Liberals and three Arab labor affiliates. The coalition, with 58 of 190 seats, sought support from the National Religious party to secure a governing majority.
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Israel
Amen
Labor
Mrs. Meir
Golan Heights
Cabinel
Moshe Dayan
Yigal Allon
Abba Eban
Pinhas Sapir
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Dayan
Meir
Labor Party
Syria
Radio Israel
Anyle
Schuyler council delays water district bids amid talks
Schuyler City Council met with all members present and opened bids for water and sewer districts. Most bids were rejected by City Attorney Francis Rea. awarding contracts was postponed to the next meeting. An amended bid from Central Sand and Gravel for 32 blocks was 304,672.56, with work to run this year.
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Schuyler
Francis Rea
Police Cority
North Fork
Adam Street
Salak
Central Sand and Gravel Company
Street Department
Marlin Krac
Krzel
Emerson Cernin
Norfolk
Lavem Krael
Ely Fathers
Cwercil
County Court Fines and Fines Totals From Platte County Records
County court at Platte County lists fines and court costs for numerous defendants from various states and towns including Cairo Kansas South Dakota Utah Iowa and Minnesota. Notable penalties include speeding overlength no reciprocity expired plates and driving under suspension with jail terms and center driving tests noted. Some names and amounts are garbled but amounts range from 10 to 62 dollars with several 27 dollar fines.
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Platte County
Columbus
James Dills
Cairo
Phillip Johnson
South Dakota
Clifford Blackman
Iowa
Jerome Schaefer
Richard Bell
Utah
Clifford Babesch
Colorado
David Chandler
Kansas
Donald Cecil
Java
Larry Hahn
Sanford Liste
Wyoming
Linus McCue
Allen Davis
Remonl
Ronald P. Strickler
Ricky Hoegers
Cemetery group plans cemetery road link to Zion Lutheran
Leigh Cemetery Association held its annual meeting on March 4 in the fly hall. Reports covered progress on the cemetery addition and plans to build entrance roads linking to Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Zion’s Ten Daniels spoke. officers were re-elected: Robert Neuhaus chair, W. Woodward secretary, Ed Motycka treasurer, with George Deichmann and Otto Wullschieger as directors. Schuyler filing noted with Colfax County Clerk James Kramar and delegate M. Chris Wisniestr, plus city clerk Marlene Pflasterer reporting a Tuesday fling by E. Krojer for councilmen, 1st Ward.
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W. §. Woodward
Ed Motycka
George Deichmann
Otto Wullschieger
Schuyler
Colfax
James Kramar
Chris Wisnies
Marlene Pflasterer
E. d. Krojer
Nixon vetoes oil price rollback in energy veto clash
President Nixon vetoed an air price rollback and praised Senate acceptance while predicting energy prices may stop rising later this year. He said food prices should slow too, reiterating a pledge to avoid recession. He opposed emergency energy legislation including the rollback, arguing it would deter oil production and worsen shortages.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
White House
House
Federal Energy Administration
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
United States
Middle East
Administration
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
Congress
America
Jackson
New Business Opens Along East Highway in Camp
G Manufacturing on east Highway 0 opened on Highway 3 Sports corner on Wednesday. Owners Ted Polzin and George Vittera will sell sporting goods camping and fishing gear and live bait in season. Grand Opening planned later but store is open now. CAMP 299 MEETS Modern Woodmen Junior Club held 22 members Tuesday with visitors Kelly and Kevin Newman. Kevin joined the club. Shamrock trays were made for Behler Hospital. Kathy Miles won the door prize. Next meeting set for April 2.
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Sckruyler
T G Manufacturing
East Highway 0
Highway 3
Ted Polzin
George Vittera
Modern Woodmen
Kelly
Kevin Newman
Kevin
Behler Hospital
Kathy Miles
Lori Ott
Partial identifications released for 12 American POWs
North Vietnam today disclosed partial identifications of twelve U S prisoners of war whose remains were flown to Thailand for positive ID before repatriation. The list, broadcast by Vietnam News Agency, includes names ranks service numbers and dates of birth and death, with ongoing negotiations for the other twelve remains.
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Tokyo
Japan
North Vietnam
Thailand
Air Fore
Ulapao
United States
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Vietnam
Terry Arden Dennison
Gene Thomas Pamberlon
Benjamin Byrd Newson
Robert Larry Wesxamp
Edward Burse
Ol Joibba
William Calvin Diehl Jr
Norman Schmidt
Hichard Danner Hartman
James Joseph Conner
Glenn Cobeil
Kenneth Robbins Cameron
Ronald Edward Starr
AGWM
Nixon seeks laws to curb media libel defenses
White House officials disclose a plan to overturn landmark 1964 Supreme Court immunity for newspapers in libel cases involving public officials or figures. The draft legislation aims to give candidates stronger defenses against false campaign accusations.
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Washington
Nixon
Department
Intel
White House
Free Court
4 H Notes on Meetings and Projects in Lincoln Neb
Four H clubs meet at multiple homes in Lincoln with discussions on fair booths sewing knitting and color wheel projects. Demonstrations include muffins frankfurter cheese sandwiches and measuring. Officers elected include Alice Bender president Betty Pearson vice president Barbara Pearson secretary treasurer Kathy Bender scrapbook chair Sally Shanie reporter Erv Kraft files for state treasurer.
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Cornhusker Ballet
Jan Rodehorst
Pany Donoghue
Linda Rodehorst
Lina Roch
Teporter
Fowler Home
Jan Zoucha
Noman Shanle
Alice Bender
Betty Pearson
Barbara Pearson
Kathy Bender
Sally Shanie
Sally Shania
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Dees Wee
Columbus Grain Co
Sumer
Luan Duncan Grain CO
Tarmov Grain CO
Dial
Sonflawert
Blessen
Jolene Deden
Lincoln
Neb
Erv Kraft
Office of
Slate
Sptlta
Riz
Hillside Estates
ABC
Cezens Banke Colombes
Burr Aides
Or of
Federal Denosit Insurance Corpo
Armor Realty
Wiside
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