Things columnist might never know if they opened mail
New York AP notes a miscellany of quick facts from slang on age to snail speed, camel thirst, and killer whale meals, with quotations and observations on human speech and vitality. It presents a humorous slice of trivia, misprints, and musings from various eras.
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New York
Francis Bacon
Hilizabethan
National Geographic Society
John Galsworthy
Broadway
Alway’s
John Galvin
Aries to Pisces Horoscope for 1972 Readability Forecast
Aries through Pisces readers receive scattered guidance on social life travel work and finances. Messages urge openness to invitations adaptability in travel and changes, practical budgeting and cautious investments, with emphasis on personal relationships and self reliance. The column blends optimistic notes with warnings about rumors finances and timely decisions.
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Aries
Tiarch
Taurus
Gemini
Virao
Agra Seni
Otter
Wark
Tore Corgitins
Rmterringe
Herfren
McCollister and Cooney face unopposed bid in Omaha district
In Omaha Nebraska the 2nd Congressional District nominees, incumbent Republican John McCollister and Democrat Patrick Cooney, face no opposing challengers this year. Cooney asserts a Democrat wave while McCollister promotes incumbency and fiscal caution amid ongoing national policy debates.
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Omaha
Neb
John ¥. McCollister
Congress
Patrick Cooney
McCollister
Cooney
Board of Aducation Post
Richard Wellsman
J. w.Exon
Omsha
Eugene Leahy
Douglas County
Nixon
Freferring
University of Town
Washington
Hoy Scouts of America
Creighton University Law School
Air Force
Nebraska Trial Lawyers Association
Lincoln surgeon Dr Frank Stone leads Nebraska Medical Association
Lincoln surgeon Dr. Frank Stone was installed as the new president of the Nebraska Medical Association at its 104th annual meeting. Dr. John Coe of Omaha was named president-elect, with Drs. John Schenken and Hudy Sievers as delegates to the AMA and Dr. Clarence Brett named a deputy to the North Central Conference.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Frank Stone
Nebraska Medical Association
Hoger Mason
MecCoak
John Coe
Omaha
John Schenken
Hudy Sievers
Flair
American Medical Association
Nebraska Aide Sees No Trouble With Title I Funds
State Education Commissioner Cecil Slantey said he anticipates no problem in administering federal Title I funds for handicapped or disadvantaged students in Nebraska. The total 7.5 million allotment will be expended during fiscal 1971?72, distributed to 371 districts. Federal guidelines require benefits for public and private students, amid parochial-school complaints of nonpublic access. The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld Title I within parochial settings under public board control. Remedial reading remains the program’s largest component.
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Lingoln
Neb
Cecil Slantey
Nebraska
Stanley
Nebraska Supreme Court
Board of Education
Fewer Indian Students Dropouts at UNL After Counselor
At University of Nebraska Lincoln, dropout numbers among Indian students fell from 17 to 2 after Chaley Archambault, a Sioux from Standby Rock, was appointed Indian student counselor last August. He cited campus presence and dedicated support as factors reducing attrition.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Chaley Archambault
Standby Rock
W.D
Archambault
Latte
Corpus
Canada moves to curb foreign takeovers amid nationalism
AP analysis notes Canada plans to apply self interest criteria to future foreign acquisitions, signaling a broader global trend. It warns multinational firms, though powerful, answer to parent countries, not local citizens. The piece discusses how developing nations fear cultural and political loss, prompting protective legislation while still needing foreign investment for jobs and resources.
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Canada
McGovern gains backing from Muskie supporters
Lincoln Maine Muskie backers Roy Baldwin and Alan Bricker urged solid support for George McGovern after Muskie withdrew from campaigning. The Lincoln Youth Coalition for Muskie issued the statement citing McGovern's real solutions to national problems.
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Lincoln
Neb
George McGovern
Maine
Edmund Muskie
South Dakota
Roy Baldwin
Alan Bricker
Cochairmen
Lincoln Youth Coalition
Muskie
Actire
McGovern
Firemen to be honored at Nebraska convention
Omaha AP reports three fire service leaders will be recognized by the Nebraska Association of Mutual Insurance Agents at their annual convention for contributions to public safety. Honorees include Walter Ebeler of Walthill vice president of the Fire Chiefs Association Lowell Arps of Freemont president of the Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association and Michael L Marwick of Lincoln president of the Nebraska State Association of Fire Fighters.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Thosa
Walter Ebeler
Walthill
Fire Chiefs Association
Lowell Arps
Frepont
Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Michael L. Marwick
Litcoln
Nebraska State Association of Fire Fighters
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