Kennedy Center Reopens Amid Heightened Security
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts reopens after a 342 month closure with stepped up security and limited guided tours. vandals damaged highlights earlier, but officials say vandalism was not the main reason for closing. some souvenirs and fixtures were stolen. The National Park Police will boost presence in public areas as tours resume with access to all three main halls from 10 am daily when not in rehearsal.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
National Cultural Center
Potomac River
National Park Police
Roger L. Stevens
Congress
Stevens
Nixon
Edward Matlos
Opera House
Eisenhower Theater
Kinnison Leads W S C S Meeting at Methodist Hall
Mrs R P Kinnison presided over the W S C S gathering in the social hall of the Methodist church. Mrs Merrill Sylvester gave the lesson and devotions titled Freedom for Expression of Faith. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mines Will Nichols and Dorothy Harris. Mrs red Mass underwent surgery at St Elizabeths hospital in Lincoln and returned home today.
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Bellwood
R.P. Kinnison
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Merrill Sylvester
Mines
Will Nichols
Dorothy Harris
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Lincoln
Report says some vaccines ineffective
Washington AP Gen Abraham Ribicoff cites GAO findings that DBS allowed 32 ineffective vaccines to remain on the market for a decade and approved flu vaccines despite tests showing very low efficacy. Senators attack DBS regulation and urge independent consumer protection agency amid alleged medical laxity.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Division of
Biologics Standards
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
GAO
DBS
DES
NIH
Ribicoft
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Iid
Hollister-St
Colfax County Veterans Service Report Details Benefits and Aid
Pospishil reports to Colfax County Veterans Service Committee on 403 benefit applications 278 letters 562 interviews and 48 calls. County received 292 626 in benefits including pensions and compensation 44 599 education under GI Bill 32 227 government insurance 4 440 VA loans. Emergency funds 645 paid locally and 2 810 state aid from Lincoln. Sixty one powers of attorney issued 32 to VFW 29 to American Legion. Two farm training programs in Howells Clarkson serving 70 veterans.
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Committee
Colfax County
Veterans Administration
Pospishil
Department of Veterans Affairs
Lincoln
Atlore
V.F.W
American Legion
Howells
Clarkson
Rites Saturday for Alice Thompson
Alice Marley Thompson 69 of Albion died Wednesday at Bowne County Hospital and funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at the Baptist Church with Rev. JF Kruse officiating. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Lying in state at Levander Funeral Home. Survived by son Don of Albion daughter Rena Mae Corbin of Plainwell Michigan three brothers and three sisters. Husband Carl Thompson and one son preceded her in death.
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Albion
Bertha Louise Erickson
Wolfe Nursing Home
Levander
Lester Anderson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Frederick C. Kruse
Akron
Alice Marley Thompson
Bowne County Hospital
JF. Kruse
Baptist Church
Rose Il
Levander Funeral Home
Dickens, Neb
Charles 4. Anderson
Don
Mary Janousek of David City dies in 87
Mary Janousek aged 87 of David City died Thursday. Last rites are set for Saturday at Holesovsky Mortuary in David City with burial in the Bohemian National Cemetery Brainard. She was born May 3 1884 in Czechoslovakia and married Anton Janousek Sr on Oct 2 192, later moving to David City in 1971. Surviving are two sons Louis and Anton Jr both of David City, a brother Frank Reida and half siblings Julie Anna of California.
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David City
Mary Janousek
Holesovsky
Brainard
Richard’ Dinsdne Offlela- King
Inohemian National Cemetery
Poe Mortuary
Czechoslovakia
Joseph
Cecilia Krajet Relda
Buller County
Anton Janousek
Butler County
Janousek
Louis
Anton Jr
Frank Reida
Rudolph Reida
Omaha
Julie
Anna
California
Mid State Festival Brings Dance Callers to Columbus
Harold Bausch announced the 16th annual Mid-State Festival at Columbus City Auditorium on April 16, sponsored by Harold's Squares. Indiana caller Carl Geels and Margaret Bolt will teach round dances at the jamboree afternoon, with entertainment by the Clef Dwellers from Midland College. Jubilee Squares host next dance on April 11.
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Leigh
Harold Bausch
Jubilee Square
Leigh Opera House
Ulysses
Schuyler
Surprise
Columbus
St. Edward
Bellwood
Rogers
Bausch
Harold
Midland College
Pets Surpass Six Hundred Million In United States
A broad estimate indicates the United States hosts well over 600 million domesticated animals as pets, reflecting widespread adoption and diverse species in households nationwide.
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United States
Discrimination charges filed by female drivers
Two female truck drivers in Lakeland Florida filed sex discrimination complaints with the EEOC after Watkins Motor Lines of Lakeland barred opposite sex drivers from sharing long hauls with sleeping quarters unless married. Virginia Barnes 35 and Pauline Blackburn 27 cite denied equal opportunity as the company says husband wife teams are preferred though some male and female drivers may team if not married. Watkins officials deny discrimination saying the policy aims to reduce on road issues and that both male and female drivers can pair under certain conditions. The firm notes it employs several husband wife teams and emphasizes a mixed gender driver policy.
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Lakeland, Fla
APY
Virginia Barnes
Watkins Motor Lines Inc
Lakeland
Mrs. Blackburn
State Road Department employees win pay raise plan
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports State Road Department employees will receive a pay raise starting next week under a new compensation plan. Engineer Thomas Doyle outlined eight major features including pay increases, longevity boosts, probationary completion rates, and maximum rates aligned with federal wage guidelines.
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Lincoln
Thomas Doyle
Doyle
Ad Department
J. James Exon
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Ivan Falk
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