Annual electricity sales rise after merger in Nebraska
Nebraska Public Power District reports 1970 year end after merging Consumers, Platte Valley, and others. Kilowatt hour sales reached 4.42 billion with operating revenues 80,677,145 and net revenues 6,831,015. Bond issue financed Cooper Nuclear Station and debt refinanced.
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Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Public Power District
Platte Valley
Nebraska Public Power System
Loop
Cooper
Brownville
Neh
Laup
Cooper Station
NPEPD
Plate River
Loss of faith grows in SALT weapons talks efforts
UPI reports key critics of the Nixon administration say they have lost hope for a Soviet American agreement to limit nuclear weapons. Sen. Stuart Symington warns that an initial arm control pact is unlikely and asserts one adviser strongly supports the Safeguard antiballistic missile project. Sen. J. William Fulbright says the Vienna talks disheartened him and he no longer reads coverage.
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Washington
UPI
Stuart Symington
D- Fa
Sen J. Willian Fulbright
D-Ack
Symington
U.S
Vienna
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gerard G. Smith
United States
Soviet Union
Walbright
Embezzler Kronin Admits Final Desperation Betting Swindled Funds
Patrick Edward Kronin, former Deer Park city director, confessed to embezzling about 11 000. After fleeing to Columbus and Memphis, he wasted 24 000 in Hot Springs bets before losing the rest. He returned to Houston, jailed on 20 000 bail, and says he sought peace by returning the money and gambling it away.
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Houston
Patrick Edward Kronit
Kronin
Deer Park
Kronity
Bill
Kranin
Memphis
Hot Springs
Columbus
Elisame
Houston Palics
Ohio
Hot weather garb for bank employees in Gotham
In Pullman Washington UPD A reports New York bank vice president Dr William Wolman of First National City Bank predicts hot pants may become standard attire for women employees in banks in New York City. He remarks on appropriateness and seasonal adjustments for bank uniforms.
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Pullman
New York Bank
Gotham
William Wolman
First National City Bank of New York
Bomb blast damages Belfast priest home no injuries
In East Belfast a bomb exploded at the door of Rev. Patrick Fullerton's house in St. Anthony's parish. Police said the attack caused minor damage and no injuries, marking the 131st blast in Northern Ireland this year.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Patrick Fullerton
St. Anthony’s
Indian lunch program charges spark Senate hearing
Senate panel hears Barbara Bode of the Children's Foundation allege Indian school children in Oklahoma are dunned by peers for lunch money. She contends the reality shows 6.9 million fed while 10 million are eligible, and criticizes eligibility forms as overly complex.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Munger Committee
Oklahoma
Barbara Bode
Children’s Foundation
Miss Hode
Henry Bellman
T-Okla
Leslie Fisher
Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction
Agriculture Department
Bode
Department
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