One Man Killed In Head-On Lincoln Highway Crash
Lincoln Nebraska two car wreck on Highway 2 just south of the city left one man dead and another injured. State Patrol identified the deceased as Frank Ploce 40 of Palmyra and the survivor as John Torpy 44 of Lincoln. Both drivers were alone in their vehicles and the crash occurred after one car crossed into the eastbound lane. The incident raised Nebraska's 1974 traffic fatality toll to 45, up from 21 a year earlier.
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Aeroad-class party schedule and subscription details
Fragmented OCR text lists holidays and observances such as Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Thanksgiving. It also provides subscription rates and contact references, with many garbled words. The readable items include a daily publication, non Sunday editions, and prices in uncertain currency.
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Aeroad-class
Labor Gay
Cheniamsy
Dara
Denveraday Carrer
Coluviee
Tore
Wiles Collax
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Telgram
Weekly Livestock Quotations From Omaha Market
Markets report mixed price moves across cattle hogs and lambs in Omaha weekly quotations. Hogs 140 to 2.00 lower for barrows and gilts, sows steady to 0. lower, cattle up 1.30 to 2.00, cows up about 24, feeders short, prime and choice steers around 46.50, lambs softer by 0 to 1.50, ewes weak.
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Omaha
Neb
USTA
Stock market ends week on upside
New York traders awaited Arab oil news as the Dow Jones industrial average fell to 837.85 while 1,778 issues traded on the NYSE. Total volume was light at about 14.6 million shares as brokers noted investors stayed cautious ahead of expected oil market announcements.
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Dow Jones
First National City Bank
Mohawk Data Sciences
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Great American Industries
Data
Junior Auxiliary Initiation And Regional Meeting Plans
The Junior Auxiliary held a Tuesday initiation with guests Mrs. Calvin Sorenson Mrs. Ray Hough and District 7 President Mrs. Audrey Kreisinger. A District 7 Junior Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for April 6 at Shelby. Speaker Mrs. Marge Swanson spoke at the April 3 meeting. Volunteers Mary Beil Romshek and Lars McCawley prepared materials for Poppy Nay locations. Initiates included Ciady Bemeer Peg tilts Lynn McCawley Mary Beth Romshek Marla Schmid Jeri ard Teresa Janicek Marjorie Anne Smith and others. Hostesses were Marla Schmid and Teresa Danleek. Also noted Albion event: Junior Women's Club Tasting Tea at the Albion Veterans' Club at 2 p.m. on April 6.
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Billyour
Calvin Sorenson
Ray Hough
Audrey Kreisinger
District 7
Junior Legion AuMiliary
Shelby
Marge Swanson
Ceresco
Mary Beil Romshek
Lars McCawley
Poppy Nay
Kreisinger
Traveling Sprinkler Promises Quick Irrigation Solution
A self-propelled sprinkler irrigates up to 30 acres daily with two operators. Designed by seasoned travelers for rapid service at critical times, the unit is Grand Island manufactured and locally serviced. Trade-in equipment listed includes a 160 ft boom and Vermeer lat boom, with multiple Lindsay lines and winches. Engine or prodrive centrifugal pump wanted.
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Grand Island
Lindsay
Horoscope signs and advice for all zodiac groups
A garbled astrology page lists Sun sign dates and friendly guidance for ARIES through PISCES, urging personal growth, relationships, and practical matters. It mentions children outcomes and advises on career, health, and finances with many unclear phrases and misprints.
Horoscope Forecasts for Zodiac Signs and a Child Birth Note
The text provides a garbled horoscope for each sign covering Monday March 18, advising on activities, cautions, and social interactions. It includes specific notes for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces, with vague references to daily routines, relationships, and a stated forecast about a child being born today and related implications.
Hollywood and AHA push safer film sets for animals
Associated Press reports rising concern over animal safety on movie sets. The American Humane Association notes dangerous stunts and potential injuries to horses and other animals, while Jack Valenti of the Motion Picture Association urges a humane policy and a conference on animal use in films.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Angeles
Hwnave
American Humane Association
Jack Valenti
Watian Fictire Association
Humane” Assailan
Valenti
The
Humane Association
Butler County Board weighs waste disposal and budgets funds
Representatives from the Department of Environmental Control and Don Post discuss county waste disposal with the Butler County Board of Supervisors. The board approves exchanges of cost receipts, adopts a COG participation plan, and raises first tier gravel prices to 40 cents, second tier to 45 cents, with a third tier at 50 cents per yard across listed townships. Liquor licenses for out-of-city establishments are approved, and the board buys 7 papers for $19,319.49 amid objections to animal killings in recent films and pushback from film industry figures on humane concerns.
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Department of Environmental Centrel
Don Post
Lincoln
Butler County Board of Supervisors
David City Bank
Tt Ie Farmers State Bank
Mising City
Council of Governments
COG
Alexis
Savanah
Bone Creek
Platte
Linwted
Summit
Olive
Franklin
Skull Creek
Reading
Union
Center
Oak Creek
Richardson
Plum Creek
Ulysses
Read
Lanvoln Feuipminnt
New embryo transplant system tried at Foraker facility
Omaha report covers a $2 million embryo transplant facility at Foraker Ohio? No, Foraker, Nebraska. Co owner Charles J H Codding of Coxding Embryological Sciences explains how stimulating donor cows yields multiple fertilized eggs implanted into recipients to accelerate seed stock improvement. The system aims to produce four to six calves per donor per year, with costs and success rates noted.
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Omaha
Neh
Foraker
Charles JH
Coxding, Embryological, Sciences, Inc
Chuck Wagoi
Ak- Sar-Ben
Couding
Sears
Codding
United
Cards of Thanks and a Tale of Boycott History
A thank you note expresses gratitude for prayers visits and gifts during a hospital stay. The text then shifts to a historical account of 1880s Ireland rent protests led by Lord Eme and Captain Hoycott, where tenants halted work in response to distress rents, sparking the term boycott. The World Almanac is cited for the reminiscence.
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Ireland
Lens
Lord Eme
County
Mayo
Charles Hoycott
Boycott
Record crop prospects rise in new Agriculture Dept survey
A USDA March 1 planting survey points to record wheat and corn if fuel and weather hold. Farmers plan 73.6 million acres of corn, up 10 percent from 1973, with total grain acreage up 4 percent to 126.3 million. March findings show spring wheat gains and a larger overall plantings outlook, while beef output in seven key states shifts as Texas widens lead over Iowa.
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APL
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Departments
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Havest
Ueda
Washington
Texas
Towa
USDA
Arizona
California
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Public Schools Lunch Menu From Columbus City Schools
Readable portions outline school lunch offerings by level for a week. Elementary menus feature pizzi buttered wax beans fruit cookies. Tuesday includes hamburger on bun and chips. Wednesday beans and wieners. Thursday chicken noodle casserole. Friday grilled cheese and green beans. Junior High lists hamburgers, chicken fried steak, beef stew, tacos, and macaroni and cheese with sides. Senior High shows lasagna, thicker rib steak, pork sausage with cresp sticks, tacos, and sausage pie. Also mentions fluctuating coin prices in Russia per National Geographic.
Randy McMullin Wins Leigh Optimist Oratorical Contest
Randy McMullin, son of Fussell and McMullin, won the Leigh Optimist Club oratorical contest held under Rev. Turner. Cathie Brown and Bob Novak placed second and third. Five under 16 competed at the January meeting, with trophies awarded. McMullin advances to the Optimist Zone contest at the Tri-County Clubhouse in April.
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LEIGH
Randy Medlin
Fussell McMullin
Leigh Optimist Club
Robert Turner
Cathie Brown
Howard Brown
Bob Novak
Sod
Trobert
Novak
Optimist Club
Juncheo
McMullin
Tri-County
Fourtive Soleil
Iaiks
Faith and unbelief in daily life and healing power
A preacher contrasts light and darkness in faith, urging self honesty in belief. A father brings a convulsing child to Jesus, receiving mercy as unbelief is replaced by faith. The sermon invites readers to request a free booklet by writing to a postal address.
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Rome
Jesus
Deeus Christ
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