Bruce Cowgill to be named Nebraska wildlife champion
Bruce Cowgill will receive the 1971 Nebraska Outstanding Wildlife Conservationist award from the Lincoln Journal Star during a Friday dinner at the Nebraska University Student Union hosted by the U N Wildlife Club. He is noted as a teacher, farmer, coach, administrator, crop hail agent, Kansas City Royals scout, Boy Scout worker, and a state parks board member.
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Bruce Cowgill
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Brucgshaw
Lincoln JournalStar
Nebraska University
U.N. Wildlife Club
Kansas City Royals
Nebraska State Gane and Parks Commission Board of Directors
SST project faces Congress defeat amid noise protests
An SST test flight over Cornwall drew 450 complaints with 300 before takeoff, delaying the run 36 minutes. The United States Senate failed to fund further SST development, drawing paired praise and criticism from lawmakers who warned about jobs and global aviation leadership while environmental concerns remained unresolved.
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England
Cornwall
British Aircraft Cocperstion
Washington
Congress
Constitutional view cited by Tlugo J Black in interview
An interview on his 85th Whrite day quotes associate justice Tlugo J Black comparing lay constitutional views to liking and disliking what is constitutional. The piece notes the public misperception of Supreme Court decision making and recalls Charles Evans Hughes saying the Constitution is what judges say it is.
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Tlugo J. Black
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
the Excelsior
Hig
Via
Veneto
Rome
Tony
Sophia Loren
Keney
Cora
Washington
Henry
Menry
Vacation Night in Rome Bar Reveals Shadows of Past
At the Excelsior bar in Rome a married couple, Cora and Henry, unwind during a vacation. A chance encounter with Dr Stanislaus Glabadorg hints at a past case involving Henry’s former lover and a deported woman, stirring tension as the two navigate memories and desire.
Questions and Answers on Sponges and Beekeeping Oddities
A quiz style piece covers whether sponges can live out of water and explains their need for clean aerated flow. It lists animal origin perfumery materials like ambergris musk and musk deer. It notes English hawthorn flowers deter bees and mentions Saint Dominic introducing the rosary to the Roman Catholic Church.
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Tiber
Saint Domings
Friars
Freedom Newspaper Propagates Self Control and Freedom
A page asserts freedom as a personal gift from God rather than government grant. It denounces anarchy and urges self control as the path to peace, invoking the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. It is dated Wednesday March 24, 197 Columbus, Nebraska.
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Your Freedom
Vitery
Thcn Yan
Cinay
Iris West
Got
Precdera
Wélther
Columbus
Nebraska
ASK THE DOCTOR What gastritis and colitis are and remedies
Dear Dr Lamb explains inflammation terms with examples of gastritis and colitis, their causes and relation. It notes bland foods and avoiding spicy items, suggests milk and cottage cheese, baked chicken, fish, and antacids like aluminum hydroxide for relief. Persistent symptoms warrant physician evaluation.
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Qrephro
Fragmented Crossword Style Word Puzzle Listing
A garbled OCR style puzzle item lists across and down clues with mismatched tokens and partial phrases. It reads like a cryptic or crossword style grid with numbers and language fragments, lacking coherent clues or complete entries.
CBS programs on Pentagon and South Africa spark debate
The article discusses CBS broadcasts like The Selling of the Pentagon and A Black View of South Africa triggering strong praise and sharp criticism. It notes officials and critics alike debating distortion, manipulation, and accuracy while media ink flows and public interest remains high.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Spiro Agnew
Elevtronic Media
Cbs-Tv
Pentagon
Shich
Edward Albert
Louisiana
House of Renpresentatives Armed Services Committee
Hebert
United States
CBS
South Africa
Carl Rowan
South Africa Foundation
Handi
Praetoria
Cape Town
State Department
U.S
UPI
Spectrum
Uberals
Lavin
Spectrum debate on TV authors mixing faith and politics
A review of CBS and Spectrum panelists including John Jessop Stewart Alsop and M Stanton Evans, weighing how editorial balance and race politics intersect with Martin Luther King and the Vietnam War. Critics praise the format yet doubt the broader impact on the airwaves and public discourse.
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CBS
Richard Salant
Dann
Spiro Agnew
Spectrum
Life
John K. Jessop
Stewart Alsop
Newsweek
Jeffrey St. John
Martin Luther King
Stewart Alsap
Jeffrey St. Joh
M. Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
Nicholas von Hoffman
The
Washington Post
Murray Kempton
New York Review of Books
Kempton
von Hoffman
Chs
Question Box on Taxpayer Space Program and Patents
The reader questions if space research funded by taxpayers yields classified patents and who benefits. The answer denies knowledge of such activities and argues royalties should go to the national government, or be pursued by Congress. It suggests private funding for space exploration and notes by-products could flow to contributors, while deeming space work beyond constitutional government functions.
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America
Sidney Yates
D-11
Congress
House
Gerald Mord Giedba
George Mahon
1-Tex
Tila
Ta Tk
Earth
Outer
Anger as earthquake coping urged by Los Angeles expert
A Los Angeles psychiatrist advocates the "angry assertion method" to counter earthquake fear. He says shouting and fist pounding can suppress helplessness and provide a sense of control, comparing the approach to ancient rain dances and suggesting it could blunt distress from the February California quake.
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Wien
Los Angeles
Donald F Cowan
California
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