Exon to name Senate successor for Holmquist
Nebraska Gov. J. J. Exon will appoint an interim senator to fill the late C. W. Holmquist’s unexpired term and a successor will be elected this November. The decision stems from a state Justice Department opinion outlining vacancy rules and ballot access by nomination. Holmquist represented the 16th district including Burt Washington and Thurston counties.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. J. Exon
State Justice Department
C. W. Holmquist
Oakland
Xod
Holmquist
Exon
Burt
Washington
Thurstan
Asst
Calvin Robinson
Female magazine aims to publish only women created works
A Fresno State College literary megasazine titled Lilith publishes a feminine point of view, restricting work to women editors. The first issue features essays, poems, and fiction, with 600 copies mailed to colleges and universities offering women studies courses.
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Bilith
Fresno State College
Women's Liberation Movement
Becky Backus
Shakespeare
Cressida
Germaine Greer
Lilith
Adam
Seek Summer Jobs for Young People in Columbus Area
Mayor's Youth Employment Committee urges employers to hire the many Columbus area youths seeking summer work. Requests span delivery, farm, factory, construction, mowing, raking, and temporary positions, with students from college, vocationally trained graduates, and high schoolers available. Contact Nebraska Division of Employment in Columbus.
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Columbus
Nebraska Division Ofimployment
National Parks See Changes Amid Space Expansion
National parks in the United States face shifts as open space policy evolves. Officials aim to balance conservation with development, affecting park boundaries funding and public access.
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United States
Sugar and Spice Tiny Jill Trindl Star of Pageant
A three year old girl named Jill Trindl daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Trindl is highlighted as a pint size beauty. She weighs about 23 pounds and wears a yarn ribbon with soft brown hair as she poses with child friendly kitchen gear and a large clock.
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Sae
Aamigule
Jill Trindl
Mes
John Trindl
Deligate
Rising City High School Concert Delights Local Audience
Rising City High School presented a vocal music concert in the school gym directed by Jack Cress. Soloists included Cheryl Hinze Marilyn Hohndorf Dave Struching Cher Higgenbotham Kristy Potter Dandanak and Nan Bauer. The seventh and eighth graders also performed. A piano solo Folk Song by Mendelssohn was played by Dulele Gross with Kristy Potter Marilyn Vohndorf Lust Snyder Vern Novell and two Mrs Fricke and Potter as accompanists.
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Rising City
Rising City High School
Jack Cress
Cheryl Hinze
Marilyn Hohndorf
Dave Struching
Cher Higgenbotham
Kristy Potter
Dandanak
Nan Bauer
Mixel Chorus
Dulele Gross
Mendelssohn
Marilyn Vohndorf
Lust Snyder
Vern Novell
Wilbur Fricke
William Potter
Saddle club invites riders for Prague jubilee parade
The Leigh Saddle Club plans to ride in the Prague 83rd jubilee celebration and Afpion Centennial parade if sponsors are found. New member Lorene Lutjelusehe of Columbus joins, with the families of John Sander Creston Bud Stonacek Clarkson and Kenneth Magsamen listed as new members this year. In DAVID CITY the Easter Seal drive in Butlee County totaled 1,503 dollars per chairman Mrs Td Tomek.
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LEIGH
Leigh Saddle Club
Lorene Lutjelusehe
Columbus
John Sander
Creston
Bud Stonacek
Clarkson
Kenneth Magsamen
David City
Rive Im Butlee County
Td. Tomek
Inspectors aid Nebraska employers under safety law
State labor commissioner Gerald Chizek announced a new policy where federal and state safety inspectors will assist employers by identifying potential federal noncompliances during site visits. The program, started two weeks ago, aims to prevent fines and protect businesses by clarifying federal standards and saving costs for Nebraskan employers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Gerald Chizek
Chizek
Falstaff may hire Storz workers in Omaha plant
Falstaff Brewing Corp in Omaha may hire some Storz brewery workers after Storz closes within weeks. Falstaff, expanding, began brewing Banjo line under Ballantine acquisition, with Omaha plant at full capacity producing about 750000 barrels yearly. About 315 employees currently work there, with 25 to 30 temporary staff, and some Storz workers have already been hired. The exact number of Storz workers that can transfer remains undetermined.
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Omaha
Neb
Falstaf Brewing Corp
Storz
Falstaff
Lee Kdsong
Grain Belt Brewnes, Inc
Minneapolis
Fallstaff
Nebraska to add two counters to counting boards in May primary
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports that many precincts will expand from five to seven counters for the May 9 primary vote count due to lengthy ballots. Secretary of State Allen J Beermann notes the change reflects law and aims to expedite results though observers expect a late night.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Allen J. Beermann
Paige
Hearing set for Lincoln girl in juvenile court
Lincoln AP reports a hearing is scheduled in May in Larwaster County Juvenile Court on a delinquency petition against Lori Caughey, 13, of Lincoln. The filing follows the death of Chad Bomberger, 1, son of Mrs. Fern Bomberger, with head injuries blamed.
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Lincoln, Neb
Larwaster County
Lori
Caughey
Lincoln
Paul Douglas
Chad BE
Bomberger
Fern Bomberger
Lincol
Humphrey to Tour Nebraska Over Four Days
Democratic campaign developments show Hubert Humphrey planning a four day Nebraska swing beginning Friday with no published schedule. George McGovern moves faster, visiting Omaha Lincoln Kearney and Omaha South High for campaign stops as Jackson declines remaining primaries.
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Associated Press
Hubert Humphrey
Nebraska
Humphrey
Minnesota
Indiana
Omaha
George McGovern
South
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio
Eleanor McGovern
Hastings
York
Frank Morrison
McGovern
Sen
Formes
Morrison
Washington
John Sullivan
J.J. Exon
Dakoaia
John de Camp
Wallace Peterson
Don Searcy
Peterson
Carl Curtis
Searey
DeCamp
Terry Carpenter
Winners Named in Poppy Poster Contest at Platte Center
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting announced winners of the poppy poster contest. In the junior division Randy Hoadley led, with Mark Luchsinger and Sondra Mohrman following. Intermediate winners were Dane Soulliere, Kin Sullivan, and Arlis Goering.
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Don Jaixen
Randy Hoadley
Mark Luchsinger
Sondra Mohrman
Dane Soulliere
Kin Sullivan
Arlis Goering
Hoadley
Soulliere
Sullivan
District 24
Distriet A4
Campaign planned for multiple sclerosis drive nationwide
Lorene Green star of PVs Banaya Series named national drive chairman of the 1973 Hope Chest Campaign for Multiple Sclerosis. Mrs. Bert Deifloff of Norfolk says the drive runs between Mothers Day and Fathers Day. The MS Society has 197 chapters in all 50 states and DC, funds research, and serves about 500000 Americans with related disorders. Contact Deitloff in Norfolk or Miss Blanche Cuta in Columbus for local details. kickoff Thursday at the Commercial Savers and Loan building.
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Lorene Green
Deitloff
South Fourth
Norfolk
Columbus
Blanche Cuta
Commerical Saviors & Loan
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Sirs
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Mark L. Kautz
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Omaha, Neb
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72Nd Street
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Zweiback
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Alice Buresh
Ames
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Gottleib Kuhn
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Ara Mark
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