Linkletter decries changes in American life at Chamber event
Art Linkletter told the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce audience that Americans are restless amid a shifting lifestyle. He cited 40 million people moving yearly and a generation gap as television grows. He discussed his post TV life, a new show Stand Up for America, and his travel and speaking work. Awards recognizing Chamber volunteers were also announced.
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Art Linkletter
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Linkletter
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America
Television
Bates
Economic index up in February signals slower momentum
The Commerce Department reports the leading indicators index rose 0.98 percent in February after an 0.8 percent gain in January. The composite index, based on eleven sectors, sits at 106.7 on the 1967=100 base, still below 126.6 peak reached in mid 1973.
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UPI
Commerce Department
North Bend Band Heads to Festival in Washington D C
The North Bend Central High School Tiger Band directed by Jubbs will perform in the Festival of the Nations at Lisner Auditorium George Washington University May 23 26. Judges include John Wakefield and James Stetty. The group will attend a Marine Band concert pass Market Square in Alexandria and tour Washington D C landmarks.
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Washington, D.C
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Kansas State University
North Bend
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Lisner Auditorium
George Washington University
John Wakefield
University of Maryland
James Stetty
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Washington
W.C
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United States Marine Band
Market Square
Alexandria
Precipitation Drenches Nebraska with Mixed Snow and Hail
Moisture swept across Nebraska as showers and a cold front delivered rain in many counties. Colder air followed with snow in central to western areas and thunder showers near Grand Island with marble sized hail reported. Temperatures to fall into the 20s to 30s across the state tonight.
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Nebrask
Minden
Creston
Howells
Alda
Ofan
Wayne
Stanton
Emmerson
Beemer
Nanonesveura Ana Aural Gas. Co. Employes
Grand Island
O'Neill
Burwell
Broken Bow
Cozad
McCook
Hearst Convicted Bank Robbery Whisked To LA
Patricia Hearst already convicted of bank robbery was whisked into Los Angeles as violence flared with Christian right wingers in the capital. The UPI dispatch notes postman disruptions in nine eastern cities as the Postal Service cuts twice daily deliveries to save millions amid rising costs.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
Washington
Postal Service
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Buffal
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Caceres
Faburgh
Richmond
Wallace Signals Now or Never for 1979 Run
George Wallace vows to end his political career in 1979 if he fails to win the Democratic presidential nomination in a nationwide prime time TV appearance. Morris Udall says he would accept the vice presidential nomination on either Carter or Jackson ticket. Reagan seeks renewed network time for a nationwide speech with tep by network officials. Udall comments on potential ticket partners and Carter Hawaii. Polls show Wallace still trailing and Ford leading among independents and Republicans in Minnesota Tribune survey.
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Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Reagan
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ABC
CBS
Callea
Lyn Notziger
Nofziger
Texas
Udall
Newrk
Carter
Jackson
Republican Town Meetings Set for April 5
Nebraska Republicans announce 19 town meetings completed nationwide to gather citizen input for the 1976 platform. Ed Narjes of Sidney and two platform committee members will compile results and craft a strong, explicit platform for party adoption.
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Jnne Satenester
Nebraska
Republican Party
Batchelder
Ed. Narjes
Republican Platform
Narjes
Sidney
Platform Committee
Columbus Bank Hires Director in Bid for New Unit
Columbus Bank Nebraska Director of Banking William H Riley approved an order for Columbus Bank and Trust Company to establish four detached unitary facilities. The new unit will be located at the southwest corner of Hond Avenue and 5th Street.
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Columbus Bank
Nebraska
William H. Riley
Columbus Bank and Trust Company
Hond Avenue
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