Oscar Night Memories From Tally of Televised Gaffes
The Telegram reports on Oscar night history and nervous anticipation as industry figures like Howard Koch and Marty Passetta await the 1973 ceremony. Anecdotes recount past mishaps from auto delays to envelope mixups, and jokes about famed miscommunications during presenters and winners.
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Howard Koch
Marty Passetta Lave
Academ Sof
Motian
Avis
Koch
Hay
Enocl Dannings
Janet Gaynor
Tomothy Chandler
Los Angeles Music Center
Jerry Lewis
Art
Janes Stewarts
Gary Cooper
Olieitls
Biltmore
Bob Hope
Wobly Wood
Sam Goldwyn
Hoagy, Carmichael
Suge Carmichael
Jack Renny
Pride
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Merle Operon
Pablo Casais
Pablo Castles
Frank Caprasas
Clarkson-Auaveling school addition plan outlined
Planning session to set specs for a new 80 by 210 foot addition at Clarkson High School. The project, funded by an $165,000 bond, aims to add cafeteria space, a multi purpose room, music room, and a practice area, increasing capacity to about 210 students.
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Clarkson — Auaveling
Roger Hopers
Clarkson Fligh
Bilt
FFA Members Earn District Honors at Agriculture Contest
David City high school and Farmers of Auteriew Chapter members competed Saturday in the District Vocational Agriculture contest in Qaraha. Dan Fricke placed eighth in Farm Mechanics welding and will represent the chapter at the State convention April 4 7 in Lincoln. Other district placers include Don Klement Jerry Prochaska Joh Barlean Ron Dolezal alike Ewerl Gary Dostal Mary Ante Gary Dostal Ken Allenson Slave Phila mdel Speicher. Steve Fiala was named to participate in the State FPA and will perform during the state convention. Ken Alt eams Dick Romsh ek were first alternates. FFA instructor Angell.
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David City
Sehaol Kuta Farmers of
Auteriew
Qaraha
Dan Fricke
Tep
Lincoln
Don Klement
Jerry Prochaska
Joh Barlean
Ron Dolezal
Ewerl
Gary Dostal
Mary
Budget moves to Unicameral amid school and disaster updates
The Budget Committee sent Gos in J. Egan's operational budget bills to the unicameral floor with a slight floor increase over Exon's plan. The bill adds about 2.5 million general fund for tax supported spending, affects state colleges, and suspends funding for the state community college system pending full legislature action. Disaster and Scouting notes and a Lincoln area Pinewood Derby results segment appear in the same meeting coverage.
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Lincoln
Neb
CAP
Tegislatuce
Gending Gos
Ih J. Egan
Fexon
State Commission For Higher Education
War Colleges
University of Nebraska
Tincoln
Onala Vampoa
Kearney
Wayne
Peru
Chadron
Exon
State College Board of ‘Trustees
Fxon
Leaders meet to form Polk County Council
OSCEOLA Polk County Council of Government held an organizational meeting at City Hall. Voting representatives from Polk Osceola Stromsburg Shelby and Walk attended. Officers were Don Nordberg president Burdette Fireman vice president Nobert Mills secretary treasurer. discussions covered projects to improve efficiency and enable access to federal and state aid.
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Osceola
Polk County Council of Government
Brudette Flodman
Polk
Robert Mills
Don Nordberg
Stromsburg
Tee Nicholas
Shelby
Dean Meyers
Walk
Burdette Fireman
Nobert Mills
Moving Primary Date Prompts Law Changes
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers discuss shifting the moving primary from May to September, requiring changes in about 400 state law sections and risking constitutional issues. Secretary Beermantz told the Government Committee that a September date would demand new election timetables and could conflict with the State Fair. Waldron proposed the change to align with party conventions, but the committee sought further consultation before hearings.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Allen Beermantz
Lapislalare
J. Dames Waldron
Callaway
He Hott
Waldron
Weigldl
Plans finalized for county meeting at Bellwood
Final plans were made for the county meeting on April 3 in Bellwood. Registration and seating hour are at 5 23 PM at the Bellwood High School with dinner and speakers to follow, while the Legion meeting runs at 7 PM with social hour for all members. Volunteers are asked to donate food and labor.
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Bellwood
Amertest Legaury
LaVerne Post
Mes
Tom McGawley
Elinege
Gram Island Veterans Aaspital
Legion
Gordan Zuller
Alf Frank Makovickis
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