Albion area seeks more doctors amid statewide shortages
The Albion area joins many Nebraska towns in a physician shortage effort. 58 counties are designated medical shortage regions and Nebraska ranks thirtieth in doctor distribution. Local group led by Mary Kay Evans coordinates a two weeks meeting cadence to recruit physicians, with Albion central to the plan due to Boone County Community Hospital and Albion Medical Clinic.
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Lois Lambley
Albion
Nebraska
Federal Bureau of Health Resources Development
Osceola
Carlos Nossa
Colombia
South America
Benjamin Vick
Mullen
Ed Matke
Vick
Kansas
Omaha World Herald
Kenneth Edelin
Boston
Phydgician Information Exchange
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Mary Kay Evans
Boone County Community Hospital
Albion Medical Clinic
Five more bodies found in Tel Aviv hotel rubble
The blast of an Arab guerrilla raid on Tel Aviv left 18 dead, including seven of eight attackers, as five foreign tourists were recovered from hotel rubble. Israel buried four of its dead, with six crew members held for questioning over a sailor boat tethered to the operation. The attack aimed at undermining Kissinger's peace mission and widening the Sinai disengagement talks with Egypt.
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Tel Aviv
OPI
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Lebanon
Haifa
Shimon Peres
al Fatah
Henry A. Kissinmfer
Sinai
Peres
Ma’alol
Exon's campaign spending limits face GOP opposition in Nebraska
Nebraska lawmakers weigh a comprehensive reform bill by Gov. Exon to cap spending for state races and require disclosure of income tax returns and investments. Democrats back the bill with Common Cause. Republicans oppose caps but support higher disclosure thresholds.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
J. James Exon
Wriday
Exon
Utica
Douglas Bereuter
Government
Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
Public Service
Certified Public Accountant
William Hoppner
GOP
Dorothy Anderson
Republican Party
Blair
Walter George
Omaha
Larry Stoney
Stoney
Platte County Exemption Applications Due by April 1
New homestead exemption filings must be submitted to Assessor Mona More on or before April 1 by owners of record. Golden Age exemptions require annual reapplication and may cover up to 100 percent of tax on the first 15 000 of home value if approved by the Tax Commission. Eligibility relies on 1974 taxable income limits or veteran disability status with home ownership. Contact the assessor’s office for details.
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Platte County
Mona
Tax Commission
State
Senate votes to curb filibuster power in historic rule change
Washington United Press International reports the Senate approved a major antifilibuster reform by a 56 to 27 vote. The new rule requires 60 votes to end a filibuster, replacing a two thirds standard, as conservatives led by Senator James B. Allen resisted with amendments and quorum calls while supporters vowed to press on.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Ments
Robert C. Byrd
Allen
Allen S
Residents view Ford amid mixed approval in local poll
Six residents were interviewed about President Ford. They praise his efforts to combat recession and inflation but differ on tax rebates and foreign aid. Comments note concerns over rising prices, taxes, and meat and gas costs while some urge stronger action to aid the needy.
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Jane Monnich
Ford
Bill
Loeffler
Leonard Logston
Lindsay Manufacturing
Creston
John Marinelli
Helter Disposal
United States
United States.” Delmer Ahrens
Polly Shoe Store
Ernie
Weather outlook for Nebraska weekend snow and rain
United Press International reports a high pressure ridge from Canada into northern Oklahoma. Nebraska will see mostly cloudy skies Friday with highs around 28 to 39 then snow flurries in the panhandle Saturday and rain or wet snow by Sunday. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday and Monday.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Canada
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Mc Cook
Kissinger Lands in Aswan Optimistic for Talks on Egypt Israel
Kissinger arrived in Aswan to press Sadat for a second stage Egyptian Israeli accord. He voiced optimism, saying progress toward peace is possible and he would stay until definite gains are made. He planned talks with Sadat, after a Brussels layover to push Cyprus talks with Greece.
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Aswan
Egypt
UPS
Henry A. Kissinger
Upper Nile City
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Kissinger
Middle East
Sadat
Doctors Remove Kidneys From Murder Victim in Bronx
Surgeons defied the medical examiner and transplanted the kidneys of 23 year old Danny Susona to Fred Raymond and Officer William Cantirino after Susona’s heart stopped but his brain showed no activity. The case sparked a public clash over whether death is defined by cardiac or brain criteria and a Bronx Supreme Court hearing set for March 9.
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New York
UP1
Fred Raymond
Yonkers
N.Y
William Cantirino
Danny Susona
Bronx
Jacobi Hospital
Sulsona
Dominick J. DiMaio
DiMaro
Sussana
DiMaio
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John Morinelli
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L.E. Mortensen
Delmer Ahrens
Air Force
Nile
Upper
Ismail Fahmi
Brussels
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Dimitrios Bitsios
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