Saxe Held on Bail in Philadelphia Robbery Case
Susan Edith Saxe, formerly on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list, is held on 350000 bail pending arraignment over a Sept 1 1970 Bell Federal Savings and Loan robbery in West Philadelphia. Also linked to a Sept 23 1970 Boston State Street Trust Co. holdup, with accomplice Katherine Power still at large. Saxe used alias Arlene A Hellman.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Susan Edith Saxe
FBI
U.S
Edwin Z
Byrna Aronson
Miss Saxe
Bell Federal Sayings and Fioan Association
West Philadelphia
Katherine Power
State Street Trust Co
Boston
Miss Power
Joseph Reid
Lighter Side: CIA's Sunken Phone Booth Scheme Revealed
Washington humorist Dick West spoof reports a supposed CIA salvage plot to recover a sunken East Coast yacht basin pay phone. A fake mission used a tow truck to haul up a beer keg while seeking the coin box to crack the long distance code. The tale, though playful, ends with the booth breaking apart and a $12 tow.
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Dick West
Washington
UPL
CIA
Hughes Wrecking Service
Former patrolman heads Southern California prostitution ring
Horace J. McKenna a 32 year old ex highway patrolman was arrested on charges of conspiracy to pimp and pandering. Investigators say he headed a syndicate running nine sex centers in the southern Los Angeles area with an estimated $100000 monthly intake. He was dismissed from the force in 1972 after a Palm Springs credit card theft arrest.
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Lennox
Calif
UPI
California
Horace J. McKenna
Los Angeles
McKenna
The
Highway Patrol
New Orleans
Palm Springs
Corporate Action Project probes church scrutiny of corporate power
Religion writer David Eb Anderson details church groups and activists pressuring Dow Chemical Honeywell and other firms over war munitions investments and overseas activity. The Corporate Action Project publishes a guide outlining strategies to challenge corporate policies and unite church groups with labor in a broader anti corporate effort.
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Oy David EB. Anderson
UPE
Vietnam
United States
Indochina
American Friends Service Committee
Dow Chemical
Honeywell
South Africa
Rhodesia
Friends and
CALC
Mike Riesch
Corporate Action Project
Riesch
CAP
America
District II high school speech results praised
Louise Scott of Columbus Scotus earned a superior in oral interpretation of prose in Class A at Wayne Stab ie. Ron Coakes Albion Linda Haack Madison and Jill Note Albion also earned Class A superiors in poetry and prose. Clarkson High School received a Class B superior for drama and Benny Matthies Clarkson earned top for extemporaneous speaking. Class A contest proceeded as scheduled while Class B was postponed due to weather.
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Louise Scott
Columbus Scotus
Wayne Stabie
Louise
Ron Coakes
Albion
Linda Haack
Madison
Jill
Note
Clarkson High School
Benny Matthies
Clarkson
Deb Bishop named to 1975 Girls All-State Honor Roll
Fullerton High senior Deb Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Bishop was selected by the Lincoln Journal Star for the 1975 Girls All State Honor Roll in Class C She averaged 16 points and nine rebounds per game this season and shot over 60 percent from the charity stripe Janice Zoucha of Cedar Rapids was named to the team from Class D schools.
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Fullerton
Deb Bishop
Earl Bishop
Lincoln Journal-Star
Deb
Janice Zoucha
Cedar Rapids
Rites Today for Holmes Former Dodgers Writer 71
Funeral services are held today for Tommy Holmes aged 71 a former sportswriter for the Brooklyn Eagle and New York Herald Tribune He died Tuesday and covered the Brooklyn Dodgers and baseball at the Eagle and wrote a daily column at the Tribune until it folded.
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NEW York
UPI
Tommy Holmes
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Herald Tribune
Holmes
the Eagle
Brooklyn Dodgers
The
Tribune
Howells Junior Class presents "Rock-N-Roll"
Howells High School presents the 1950s musical comedy love story "Rock-N-Roll" on April 18 at 6 p.m. in the new gym. Glen Nemec plays Dormdoggle, Dave Wiemuray is Forrest, and Cindy Brabec is Betty Lou, with a cast of 30 performing songs and dances in retro style. Tickets are sold by junior class members, with discounts at the door. Faculty directors are Roger Van and Janet Fritzinger. student directors are Dave Koopman and Donna Ernesti.
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Howells
Dormdoggle
Glen Nemec
Forrest
Dave Wiemuray
Betty Lou
Cindy Brabec
Plan to add addition to Omaha City Auditorium
Omaha officials outline a $1 million renovation plan for City Auditorium including a southeast corner addition to create space for two major conventions simultaneously. The Music Hall would gain four levels of meeting rooms while converting the hall itself is ruled out as too costly. The project, the first addition since 1958, aims to help fund the downtown Orpheum restoration with increased revenue. A preliminary design contract of $18,500 with an Omaha firm will be proposed next Tuesday.
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Omaha
UPI
Eugenie Brailey
Edward Zorinsky
Brailey
Bratley
U.S. envoy warns Portugal over cabinet shift
Washington reports U S Ambassador Frank Carlucci urged Portuguese President Francisco Da Costa Gomes to note American concern about the cabinet’s leftward swing. State Department spokesman Robert Anderson said Carlucci met Gomes Tuesday night.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Frank Carlucci
Francisco da Costa Gomes
State Department
Department
Robert Anderson
Carlucci
Gomes
Israeli missile boats fire on Egyptian fishing boat in Gulf of Suez
Israeli navy reports its missile boat fired on an Egyptian fishing vessel in the Gulf of Suez on March 21 after warning shots and an unsuccessful halt call. Four crewmen were wounded, one later died. the vessel was released after crew interrogation. Diplomatic reports speculate Brezhnev may visit the Middle East to seek Arab backing for a Moscow initiative at Geneva.
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United Press Lolerational
Israel
Gulf of Suez
London
UPS
K.c.thaler
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
Kremlin
Geneva
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Gulf
Syria
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Aswan
Brezhnev
Iraq
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Budapest
Federal official warns Nebraskans on highway sign money
Lincoln, Neb. A federal official says Nebraska faces a 10 percent cut in federal highway funds for failing to enact stricter roadside sign controls. Ray Hogrefe of the FHWA warns the penalty could reach about $5.5 million after July 1. The bill SB213, advanced by Sen. Bereuter, seeks to meet federal standards on sign control near highways.
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Don Beman Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Ray Hogrefe
Federal Highway Administration
Sen
Douglas Bereuter
Alica
Public Works Committee
Thomas Doyle
Hogrefe
Tie
South Dakota
Doyle
Hospitals Face Medicare Aid Cuts After Safety Improvements
Federal Medicare officials告 inform operators of 63 hospitals to begin health and safety improvements or risk losing Medicare funds for the elderly. From January to November 1974, 105 hospitals were surveyed to assess compliance with standards. Among those not meeting regulations, many have already completed required fixes, with 68 institutions named in Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas listings.
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Washington
UPI
Medicare
Nebraska
O' ‘Neill
St. Anthony’s
Falls City
South Dakota
Madison
Kansas
Ness City
Ness County
Senator Baker warns on Asia drift and U.S. options
In Memphis Senator Howard Baker argues the United States may have already lost Cambodia and threatens South Vietnam, saying little can be done now to reverse the trend without risking another troop deployment. Separately in Lincoln the Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry opposes a proposed hike in corporate income taxes.
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Memphis, Tenn
Lincoln, Neb
Notice of Probate and Creditors in Platte County Nebraska
Notices declare probate of Gilbert A. Asche estate with hearing set March 3, 1975 at 9 40 AM and appointment of Rose A. Asche executrix. also notice to creditors for Clara E. Koch estate requiring filing by July 14, 1975 and a creditors hearing July 15, 1975 at 1 PM in Platte County Court with Judge Gerald E. Rouse presiding.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Gilbert A. Asche
Rose A. Asche
Gerald E. Rouse
Clara E. Koch
Christine E. Stromberg
Janet Marie Kuta
William R. Simpson
Walice
District Court
East Addition
Monroe
T' G Realty
Columbus
GARDS OF THANKS FROM WRESTLING APPRECIATION BANQUET
The Bieber Nolan and Hammond Cook families express deep gratitude for the money gift at the Wrestling Appreciation Banquet and for the cards flowers and sympathy from relatives friends and neighbors. The organizers are thanked for their time and effort and the family affirms pride in being part of the community.
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Colman Bieber Air
Kevin Nolan
Sur
Tom Hammond
Harald Cook
Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska formed
Notice announces articles of incorporation for a Columbus Nebraska group to improve health care through accessible continuing education for health care personnel. The nonprofit, begun March 18 1975, will have a Chair-Person and Secretary and others as needed, registered at Rural Route 3 College View Drive Columbus 684017. .
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Community Health Education Association of
Northeast Nebraska
College View Drive
Columbus
Nebraska
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