Watergate Drains Nixon White House Women Programs
Washington AP reports Nixon administration halts to promote women programs as staffers depart and key appointments stall amid Watergate. Anne Armstrong aides leave, Haig preoccupied, and no new top women named, jeopardizing plans for a White House conference and policy roles for women. Armstrong pledges continued effort despite setbacks.
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Real estate transfers listed in Platte County deeds office
A compiled list shows transfers recorded by Macy Konz widow to Viola Konz and many others. Names include Hockenberger & Chambers Co to First Nebraska Service Corp. Lacie Elsie Loseke to Laurence Sindelar. Willan Larsen to Gurma Wolford. Otto H Koch and others to Kallweit Kasal and Freudenburg. Oscar Schreiber to Willis Schreiber and Mercella. Barbara Ewert to Joseph Kuehler. Catherine Laska to Dennis Behlen and Laska Add. Fern Foger Egger to Levin Wy Sterner. and multiple exchanges with Clara Labenz and Leonard Labenz, among numerous parcels in Cols and Platte Center. The list covers various parcels, descriptions, and conveyance details across several additions and sections.
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Laurence L
Kay L. Sindelar
Evans Add
Willan Larsen
Waremarried Sindow
Gurma ‘Wolford
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Oto H. Koch
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Carle H. Kallweit
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Otto H. Keech
Willis J. Schreiber
Oscar Schreiber
Barbara Ewert
Joseph
Kuehler
Lucy H. Speicher
A. Hansen
Wise
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Dennis J
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Fern Foger
Rochelle Egger
Levin Wy
Audrey A. Sterner
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Carol Jean Systo
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Madhouse at Columbus Price Cushing film stirs retro horror
Madhouse a mow horror thriller opens Thursday at the Columbus Theater for a week. Vincent Price and Peter Cushing lead a cast including Robert Quarry Adrienne Corri Natasha Pyssé in a tale of a fading film star returning on a new British TV series and a string of killings echoing his past roles.
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John Deere to close Orchard dealership in Nebraska
John Deere will discontinue the Orchard Nebraska dealership at year end after review. Protests arose when Holliday Implement Co franchise was cut, citing regional farm declines and larger farm sizes as factors. Company notes five other Deere dealerships nearby and limited potential for Orchard shop.
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Will ask permission to build pipeline coast to coast
Detroit AP reports a six company consortium will seek federal permits from the Federal Power Commission and EPA to build a 1000 mile natural gas pipeline from Morgan Montana on the Canadian border to Delmont Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh. The line would serve utilities in parts of 23 states at an estimated cost of 1.8 billion, contingent on Canada allowing an Alaska to Montana line.
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Nebraska Senators Vote in Minority on Speed Limit Amendment
U S senators Roma Hruska and Carl Curtis, both Republicans, sided with the minority as the Senate rejected an amendment by Senator Robert Dole to allow highway speed limits up to 60 miles per hour. The measure failed on a late roll call vote.
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Three Meyers brothers to pursue medical careers
In Hooper Uehling area, Drs Meyer Philip David and Mark plan medical training in Omaha, the Canal Zone and Philadelphia. Philip will graduate May 25 from University of Nebraska Medical Center. David and Mark earned MD degrees last year. David and Mark in Gorgas Hospital Canal Zone internships. Philip to Pediatrics at Children's Hospital. Family details and future plans noted.
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Albion Woman's Club Elects Officers For New Year
The Albion American Home Department meeting at Mrs. Roger Woods home featured guest speaker Nick Veropolous, Greece exchange student. Officers chosen: Mrs. Roger Woods president, Mrs. Ernest Haas vice president, Mrs. Jack Conrad secretary treasurer, Mrs. Dale Bowman courtesy committee. Cohosts were Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Schafer. No summer meetings. resuming in September.
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Ernest Haas
Jack Conrad
Dale Bowman
James Wolt
R.C. Phillips
Ted Schafer
Conrad
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Mayor proposes using vacant barracks for Wounded Knee trials
Lincoln mayor Sam Schwartzkopf said a vacant Air Force barracks would house up to 100 people during the Wounded Knee trials, under the supervision of the Defense Offense Committee. He noted 75 percent of nearby residents approve, while trials stay in St Paul for leadership defendants and Sioux Falls for nonleadership defendants.
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Lincoln teen killed in three car crash on Cornhusker Highway
A three car crash on Cornhusker Highway last Friday left Debbie Graham, 48, dead after being hospitalized in critical condition. Her 16 year old sister Kendra was killed instantly. Driver Tommy Croy, 18, of Hallam, and five others were injured with Croy listed in fair condition. The incident raised Nebraska's 1974 traffic fatalities to 107, compared with 139 last year at this date.
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