Judge says World-Herald not at fault in labor dispute
An administrative law judge ruled the World-Herald free of fault in unfair labor practice charges filed by Local 190 of the International Typographical Union. Union president Wayne Crisman said the union will appeal to the National Labor Relations Board. The dispute arose from a 1973 walkout over union jurisdiction related to electronic equipment. the judge found it was an economic strike not caused by unfair labor practices and noted bonuses were paid to supervisors, not rank and file.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
the World-Herald
International Typographical Union
Wayne Crisman
National Labor Relations Board
Herald
Crisman
Paul Well
Washington
World-Herald
Well
Market closes sharply higher on signs of recovery
New York markets rose broadly as the Dow gained 10.56 to 773.54 amid signs of business recovery and lower interest rates. Traders cited a January inventory drop, a lower prime rate at First National City Bank, and a favorable tax credit potential as factors driving gains across sectors including oil services, consumer goods, and pharmaceuticals.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
Treasury
William Simon
First National City Bank of
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Finance Committee
House
Bausch & Lomb
School Menu Week of March 17 Columbus City Schools
The menu lists elementary meals including chicken fried steak, pizza, barbecue on bun, and fish sticks on bun with sides. junior high features chicken burgers, creamed turkey, and grilled cheese. senior high offers meatloaf or hamloaf, sausage options, and beans with tritators.
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Columbus City
Congo
Columbus Telegram publication notice and rate table
Public notice appears for COLL MEES TELEGRAM listing address in Columbus Nebraska and publishing schedule. It includes subscription rates for carrier delivery in Columbus and mail rates for Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance Polk counties and elsewhere in Nebraska and other states. It ends with a prompt about notifying changes of address and includes a nonsensical food line.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte
Boone, Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk Counties
Nebraska
States
Columbus Telegram
Seed cleaning time urged for safe sale of farm seed
Platte County weed control chief David Gilsdorf stresses seed cleaning season. Any seed for sale must be free of noxious weeds and labeled with detailed seed and origin data. The district offers a portable seed cleaner and urges growers to buy clean seed for better yields.
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David Gilsdorf
Platte County
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Gilsdorf
Interest rate on insured rural housing loans lowered
The insured housing loan rate for rural areas dropped to 8 percent effective immediately. State director K L Bowen of the Farmers Home Administration said the lower rate covers loans for home purchase and improvement as well as rental housing development and rural homesite improvements.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
K. L. Bowen
Farmers Home Administration
Bowen
Nifty Needlers Elect officers at March meeting
At the March 8 gathering at Susan and Jeanine Wacha's home the Nifty Needlers elected officers. Lynn Marty is the new president with Karla Korte as vice president Susan Wacha as secretary Lynne Loseke treasurer Rachael Wilke news reporter Tammy Wilke scrapbook Diane Wademan song leader and Jeanine Wacha flag leader. Members selected upcoming projects for the group. The next meetings are April 5 and April 21 at Amy Plettner's and David Johnson's homes respectively.
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Lynn Marty
The
Nifty Needlers
Susan
Jeanine Wacha
Karla Korte
Susan Wacha
Lynne Loseke
Rachael Wilke
Tammy Wilke
Diane Wademan
Helmet haircut inventor touts patent and fame
Tino the Greek, a Manhattan barber, has created a helmet perm and a toilet-paper spindle hair method claiming patent rights and plans to supply barbers with Styrofoam roll devices. He envisions a revolution in hair styling with a helmet cut and flower-like threading, citing celebrity clients and ambitions to lead America in hair fashion.
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Brent Bowers
New York
UPI
Tino
Manhattan
Joe Namath
George Segal
George C. Scott
Merv Griffin
Harry Guardino
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Federal Drug Administration
General Dynamics
Halliburton
Vetco Offshore
J. Ray McDermott
Hughes Tool
Amalgamated
Holly
Great Western United
Honeywell
Whirlpool
TelePrompter
Sony Corp
Indus
27Th Avenue
Kenneth Oppliger
Fuqua
Stormer, Inc
P.O
Fremont
Amy Plettner
David Johnson
Timo
Tina
America
Europe
Orion
Remington
Dee Rete
U. S. 30 Center
Scotlowes
Scott Towers
Wrenee
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