Lockheed seeks extension for May refinancing plan
Lockheed Aircraft Corp says it cannot meet the May 13 target and requests more time for the Phase II plan. The extension hinges on converting debt to stock, SEC proxy prep, and shareholder approval. A management shake up preceded the statement with no new completion date.
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Purbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Securities and Exchange ‘Commission
Lockheed’s
Mild Weather Ahead for Nebraska Regions
Forecasters predict warmer conditions across Nebraska with morning lows around 18 to 28 degrees in North Platte and Beatrice, following highs of 57 in Chadron and 37 in North Omaha after Monday.
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Faye
North Platte
Beatrice
Chadron
North Omaha
Lincoln Unicameral delays vote on supreme court expansion
The Nebraska Unicameral postponed indefinitely a final vote on a constitutional proposal to increase the state Supreme Court from seven judges. Opponents argued to retain a constitutional requirement for more than a simple majority to deem a law enacted. The delay followed failed attempts to narrow the proposal.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Supreme Court
Trong
Sens
John
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Murphy
Cavanaugh
Supreme Court
Dealer denies car part prices jacked up in Senate probe
A government consumer official claimed auto makers and dealers may be inflating spare parts costs to recoup recession losses. Edward J. Heiden urged a formal investigation while dealer leader Jot J. Pobanka argued price increases are not artificial and could hurt consumers if parts are sold via distributors rather than dealers. The debate touched on market dynamics, consumer impact, and proposed court adjustments amid legislative votes.
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WooruNervus
UPL
Edward J. Heiden
Office of Consumer Affairs
Senate Commerce Consumer Subcommittee
Federal Commission
Heiden
OCA
Biden
Jot J. Pobanka
National Automobile Dealers ‘Association
School board accepts Zuerlein bid on lots in West Park
Columbus City Schools Board approved Jim Zuerlein's $9,000 bid for two West Park Addition lots as below the $6,720 appraisal and rejected higher offers. The board also heard MACOS defenses to critics' charges and considered specials in Lincoln Elementary programs. The panel postponed some decisions and set next meeting for April.
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Dick Howe
Jim Zuerlein
West Park
Columbus City Schools Board of Education
Umng
Fred Bellum
Florida Primary Voters Turnout Brisk Amid Weather
Florida voters braved rain winds and tornado warnings as the fourth bicentennial primary opened. Ford and Reagan vie for the Republican nomination while Wallace fights for Dixie influence. Carter and Henry Wallace contest the Democratic side. Voter turnout reported as brisk in Pinellas and Tampa areas with long lines and heavy turnout anticipated statewide.
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Miami
Ford
Reagan
Florida
Wallace
Georgia
Wen
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusett
Dow tops 1000 for first time in session since 1973
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 1000 for the first time in a trading session since January 1973, reaching 1000.29 at 10:42 a.m. EST before retreating. Analysts cite Monday gains and normal profit taking as the market approached the milestone amid heavy trading and mixed breadth.
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SEW
York
UPL
Dow
Major strike ties up France
Paris reports a 24 hour strike by civil servants and rail workers halting mail and rail deliveries. Unions tied the action to a leftist local election win, with thousands marching from Bastille to Rue Rivoli to denounce President Valery Giscard d Estaing.
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Paris
UPL
France
Bastille Square
Rue — Rivoli
Valery Gise Estaing
AFS Fund Raising Event Set Monday at Columbus High
An evening of musical entertainment features the Apollo Club Motherstage Columbus High Swing Choir Columbus High Stage Band and Columbus Junior High Chapter of AFS. The scholarship program brings foreign students to live in the United States. Tea chapter sponsors a host family and helps Columbus CHS submit two candidates for Americans Abroad. Tickets at the door.
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Columbus High School
Apollo Club
Motherstage
Columbus High Swing Choir
Columbus High
Columbus Junior “High
AFS
United States
Tea
Columbus
AGC disputes predicted spite strikes in construction
AGC spokesman rejects forecasts of violence in the industry as it negotiates about 3,500 contracts this year with building trades unions. He says wage hikes will likely stay within the 8 to 9 percent range. Ford veto of labor bill sparked union resignations from the labor management committee and spurred withdrawal of union officials from the group.
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Was Hinuton
UPI
Associated General Contractors
James Sprouse
AGC
John
Ford
Wyman
Dunlop
Construction Industry Labor Management Committee
Ed Building Trades Union
Pee Soos
Pistol once owned by Bot Masterson sells at auction
The Colt .45 once owned by lawman and gambler Bot Masterson sold at Sotheby Park auction in Los Angeles for $36,000 to an anonymous collector who flew in for the sale. It includes Masterson's original letter to Colt requesting a easier trigger.
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OS Angeles
Bot Masterson
Masterson
Colt Company
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