Managing Upanddown Blood Pressure Vascular Hyperreactors
Dear reader explains intermittent BP rises in vascular hyperreactors. Office readings may be normal while later swings occur. stress, reflex arterial changes, and caffeine can worsen. Check for pheochromocytoma if needed. suggests Librium use, regular exercise, and stress reduction. offers BP information leaflet via newspaper notice.
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P.O
Radio City
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Class of 1927 Albion seeks four lost grads
Albion high school class of 1927 reunion planners search for four missing members Beryl Davis Donald Foltz David Hobbs and Edward Jennings. Contact Mable Durand or Mrs Jim Hill in Albion with any information. Reunion set for June 25 with 67 graduates in total.
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Albion
Albion High School
Beryl Davis
Donald Foltz
David Hobbs
Edward Jennings
Mable Durand
Jim Hill
Platte County Saves Bond Sales Hit 1.414 Million in 1976
Platte County 1976 savings bonds total reached 1,414,634 dollars, 93.4 percent of its annual quota, with December contributing 160,754. Nebraska statewide sales rose 5.5 percent to 59,110,668 dollars, reaching 92.2 percent of the state goal, aided by payroll campaigns that added 7.4 percent in Series E bonds and enrolled over 61,000 plan participants.
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U.S. Savings
Platte County
Boone
Butler
Colfax
Madison
Merrick
Nance
Polk
U.S
Nebraska
John F. O’neill
Nebraska Savings Bonds Committee
Billy Graham Column Syndicated Feature in Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram carries Billy Graham's syndicated daily column offering religious guidance and inspirational reflections for readers.
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Dr. Lamb
Columbus Telegram
Billy Graham
Fear and Love of God Combined in Scripture
A reader asks how fearing God and loving Him coexist. The reply explains two meanings of fear: awe before God’s power and deep reverence. It urges reverence alongside love, citing Job Deuteronomy and Joshua as anchors for worship and service.
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DR. Graham
A.O.E
U.O.E
God
Lord
Job
Kosch firm sues Welded Tube Co. for 180000 breach
Kosch Co. of Columbus files a 180000 breach of contract and warranty suit in U S District Court against Welded Tube Co. of America of Philadelphia. Kosch alleges defective structural steel tubing used in hay mowers caused ruptures and failures after use since 1975. Kosch seeks damages, claiming tubing contained higher phosphorus than contract specs.
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OMAHA
UPI
Philadelphia
Kosch Co
Welded Tube Co. of America
Kosch
Scarlett Wins Regents Scholarship at Nebraska Lincoln
Patti F. Scarlett won a one year Regents Scholarship to the University of Nebraska Lincoln based on ACT scores. She is the daughter of Ed Scarlett of Albion and a senior at Albion High School. Buyers registered serious complaints after mowers malfunctioned and some returned machines or refused payment. Kosch said the company minimized damages by repairs and recalls due to the technical nature of the defect and delayed fault cause discovery.
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Albion
Patti F. Scarlett
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Patti
Ed Scarlett
Albion High School
Kosch
Branell Couple Welcome Daughter Terri Sue
Mr and Mrs Warren Branel l are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday morning at Butler County Hospital. She weighs six pounds 15 ounces and is named Terri Sue. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Erwin Hoffman Rising City and Mrs Alma Barnell Gimli Canada. On Aug 14 1945 Japan accepted unconditional surrender ending World War II.
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Warren Branell
Butler County Hospital
Terri Sue
Erwin Hoffman
Rising City
Alma Barnell
Gimli
Manitoba
Canada
Japan
Dear Abby letters spark debate on oil rigs and age
Dear Abby column from The Columbus Telegram features a Texas reader upset over women working on offshore oil rigs and a 45 year old mail carrier recalling a blunt response to a young secretary. Louise Hamilton of Ohio offers the closing reply praising blunt honesty.
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Abby
M.B
Texas
Newman Grove senior tops written exam set for honors
David Walahoski of Newman Grove High School was the top scorer in the 1976 77 Family Leader of Tomorrow written exam for seniors. He now becomes eligible for state and national honors in General Mills sponsored scholarships.
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Newman Grove High School
David Walahoski
General Mills
Summer Jobs Drive Fails To Attract Applicants
Prof Howard L Wiegers questions youth demand for summer work as the Izaak Walton League extends the deadline for 1977 high school graduates to March 12. Few applications came in though fields include fire and brush crews survey work and lab assistant duties sponsored by Ikes with Interior Forest Service and National Marine Fisheries Service.
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Lincoln
Howard L. Wiegers
Izaak Walton League
Wiegers
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Wildlife Specialist
U.S. Department of Interior
U.S. Forest Service
National Marine Fisheries Service
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