New York City doctors strike 23 hospitals
Thousands of doctors walk out across 23 New York City hospitals disrupting care for patients. Emergency procedures are in place. 13 city Health and Hospitals Corp hospitals remain unaffected. The strike targets better working conditions and a shorter work week, with negotiations failing after an 11th hour offer.
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American Medicial Association
United States
Federal deficit could hit 80 billion by July
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told Congress the federal budget deficit may reach 80 billion dollars in the new fiscal year starting July 1, a rise from Ford's earlier estimate. Current year deficit seen at 37.6 billion, about 3.1 billion higher than Ford's forecast.
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Simon
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Sirsa
Payroll measure fails in Lincoln legislature
In Lincoln Nebraska a payroll deduction bill allowing government workers including teachers to authorize deductions for dues or charity failed after final reading. The initial 24 to 20 vote shifted to 21 2 when Sen Wally Barnett changed his stance to nay. Debate focused on whether teachers should be included and if such deductions are negotiable at the bargaining table.
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UPI
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Gerald Koch
Ralston
Court upholds federal offshore oil rights ruling
The Supreme Court affirmed federal control of offshore oil reserves up to 100 miles off the coast, rejecting state claims based on colonial charters. The decision, with Justice Douglas not participating, sets ownership up to three miles per earlier acts but extends federal tenure to almost 200,000 square miles, enabling Interior to proceed with leasing. Governors Longley and Thomson reacted with mixed disappointment and approval while planning faster private development.
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Americans flee Phnom Penh as city braces for fall
Americans and other foreigners rush from Phnom Penh fearing imminent capture. A rocket narrowly missed a U S Embassy plane as evacuees boarded a flight to Bangkok, with cabins cleared as fighters shell outskirts. French and Australian evacuations continue, while insurgents press perimeters and civilians seek safety amid the siege.
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Miss Lloyd Earns Honor In Elks Leadership Contest
Margaret Lloyd a Humphrey Public High School student won first place girl in Nebraska East in the Elks leadership scholarship competition. Hanson S Millatt chairman of the B P O E No 1195 leadership scholarship committee announced the award valued at 325 dollars. She earlier won local first place and 125 dollars. First place boy in Nebraska East was Jeffrey Williamson sponsored by Fairbury Lodge 1203.
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Nebraska East
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Hanson S. Millatt
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Margaret
Donald Lloyd
Lindsay
Jeffrey Williamson
Fairbury Lodge
Bond May Run For President If Funds And Support Arrive
Georgia state Senator Julian Bond said he would run for president in 1976 if he could raise adequate funds and gain national outside support. He planned to decide by June and wants to be a candidate if the conditions exist. Meanwhile in Moscow, Lavich family members received permission to emigrate, while Yevgeny Levich and his brother awaited a similar decision for the father. In Bridgeport, Senator Lowell Weicker declared he is not a presidential candidate and urged outsiders to stay out of Connecticut politics until after the GOP convention.
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Benjamin Lavich
Israel
Soviet Union
Bridgeport, Conn
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Weicker
Nebraska Weather Across State Sees Light Rain
United Press International reports generally cloudy skies over Nebraska with scattered light rain and drizzle, especially central. Overnight lows 26 to 33, Sunday highs 49 to 63, and SE winds mild, westerly in the panhandle. sunrise 7:39, sunset late in the day.
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Police Appreciation Night Comes to Columbus Saturday
Sixth annual Police Appreciation Night will be held Saturday March 22 at the American Legion Club in Columbus. The evening features a cocktail hour dinner program and dancing to a combo with tickets from the Legion Club and Adjutant Nan Dion. Hartman Post 4 sponsors the event honoring all Columbus police, their spouses and guests for a job well done. Special guest State Legion Adjutant Ray Oltmann will address the group. past honorees include Vince Galley and former Chiefs Ingold and Wangler.
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John Ingold
Lonnie Anderson
Charles Sayers
Charles Wangler
State Legion
Ray Oltmann
Columbus Apollo Club
Jim Peters
Pleiku Falls Feared as Central Highlands Shrinks
South Vietnam withdrew nearly all defenders from Pleiku after two battlefield losses, risking Central Highlands collapse. Insurgent advance could sever links to the coast, isolating Hue and Da Nang and splitting the country.
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Ford Receives Shamrocks from Irish Ambassador
Irish Ambassador John G. Molloy paid a courtesy call on President Ford in the Oval Office and presented shamrocks flown from Ireland. Ford wore a green tie and soon left for South Bend Indiana to receive an honorary law degree from Notre Dame University.
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Exon turns down money for plane barter in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb May 16 The governor declined a proposal from State Aeronautics Director Rudy Peralez to spend 40000 of Aeronautics Department funds to trade a single engine aircraft for a twin engine plane The move ends the bid to alter the department fleet without additional financing and leaves the state with the existing plane lineup.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jr Sr High vocal concert set Tuesday
The Columbus Junior and Senior High Schools will host their Spring Concert Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Senior High Auditorium featuring both Bellups ensembles The Sophomore Girls Glee opens with five pieces by Jim Croce John Denver and Burt Bacharach The 9th Grade Mixed Chorus sings three spirituals then the 5th Grade Girls Glee performs three numbers including I'll Walk With God Harmony closes with three songs Directed by Larry Beerbohm and Robert Larsen. The State Department announced a US sale of up to 7 million dollars in ammunition to Ethiopia.
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John Denver
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