Judge weighs Fifth Amendment in juvenile publication case
Case dismissed as Michael Howard avoids testifying while asserting civil contempt issues. District Judge David Campbell considers whether a Colorado Children’s Code section barring publishing juvenile names in criminal cases is constitutional. News plans to challenge the statute's validity.
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Rocky Mountain News
Colorado Springs
Michael 8. Howard
Denver
Colorado
Lookout Mountain
Michael Howard
David E. Campbell
Howard
Campbell
Udall Rebrands Liberal Label As Progressive In 1980 Race
UPI dispatch notes Rep Morris Udall Arizona Democrat rejects the liberal tag saying it connotes abortion drugs busing and big government. He adopts progressive as he positions to lead a leftward driven Democratic campaign while Carter gains non liberal momentum.
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Democratic Party
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
New Zeland
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Carter
Washington
Mc Udall
Edmund Brown
California
Liberal Party
Edmund Muskie
Cub Scout basketball referee recalls chaotic youth game
Natick Mass. veteran umpire recounts a Cub Scouts basketball night at Murphy School with 10 players on a non regulation concrete court. Bounces creased by a sliding backboard and painted circles led to a frantic 24 21 finish amid bumps floor burns and laughter.
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Murphy School
Aes
Second round approval given gas tax bill
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers moved LB863 closer to reality as it won 27-12 in second round approval. The bill would add another penny to the state gasoline tax with the state receiving 53.3 percent and cities and counties splitting the remainder.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Bicentennial cover on the 1976 Columbus phone book
The 1976 Columbus telephone directory will debut in April with a special bicentennial cover. Stevan Dohanos painted the first American flag image used on the cover, featuring the flag hanging with the blue field upper left and vertical stripes. The cover bears 1776-1976 The 200th Birthday of our Country.
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Columbus
N.H. Loseke
Stevan Dohanos
Dohanos
Wal Eels
Loseke
General Telphone Business
6 per cent pay hike for judges
The Unicameral adopted amendments to LB76 replacing a teacher retirement bill with a 6 percent pay increase for judges. Effective January 1 1977, salaries rise for court judges to 39750, district and juvenile judges to 36500, county officials in small counties to 25440, large counties to 30740, municipal judges to 33000, and workers compensation court judges to 34250. Regents winner Cedar Rapids Tom Schuele receives a one year Regents scholarship to the University of Nebraska based on academics and ACT scores.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Regents
Cedar Rapids
Tom Schuele
University of Nebraska
Schueler
Cedar Rapids High School
Bridge Play Is Tougher At The Table
Friday March 26 1976 bridge column notes that play is tougher at the table with North holding 54 and a two spade suit while both sides are vulnerable in the deal
East's defense hinges on timing spade honors
The article outlines a bridge scenario where West leads spades and dummy has the king while East must decide a plan. To beat three notrump East should concede the diamond high cards until the ace of spades is drawn, enabling partner to win threats and create spade tricks.
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West
East
Bridge Bidding Dilemmas With Partner Spade Opening
A reader asks what bid to choose after a spade opening response. With a trusted partner they raise to three spades after two clubs. With other partners a two diamond bid is suggested as an alternative.
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Iowa
Collision causes extensive damage on county road west of Platte Center
At 8 20 a m Thursday a State Patrol report describes a crash at a county road intersection five miles west of Platte Center involving an eastbound vehicle driven by Wilma Jenny Monroe and a northbound vehicle driven by Charlotte Laudenklos Monroe Two passengers in the Jenny car Keith Jenny and Jolene Jarecki suffered minor injuries and neither driver was
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Platte Center
Wilma Jenny
Monroe
Charlotte Laudenklos
Jenny
Keith Jenny
Jolene Jarecki
Inventor Hollister Aims to Retrofit Light Bulbs with Luek
Donald Hollister claims his Luek bulb cuts electricity use by 70 percent and lasts up to ten years. After exhausting savings he received a government grant exceeding 300000 dollars to push development, amid early roadblocks.
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Thomas Edison
Edison
Donald Hollister
Luek
Hollister
U.S
World tour for Butz to map trade ties with global partners
Secretary Earl L. Butt will launch a 20 day round the world trade talks trip starting April 11 visiting New Zealand Australia Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Greece Bulgaria Switzerland Spain and Portugal The plan aims to discuss agriculture and trade growth with global partners and American agricultural attaches while noting beef shipping ceilings and future farm trade prospects with China. Slavery in the British Empire was outlawed in 1833 with 700000 slaves liberated.
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UPI
Earl L. Butz
Butz
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Australia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Singapore
Greece
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
United States
Ce Ypate Sageway
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