French President Giscard d Estaing Opens Six Day US Visit
President Ford welcomes Valery Giscard d Estaing at the White House South Lawn signaling strong US France cooperation amid shared democratic challenges. Giscard vows a festival of liberty and asserts France’s commitment to liberty and global destiny.
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Newers
Washington
UPI
Ford
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
United States
Giscard
White House South Lawn
France
Here
Nebraska Weather Forecast Delivers Mild May Outlook
Forecasters expect sunny skies with cool nights across Nebraska. Overnight lows range from 28 to 43 degrees, with a May record warmth later in the week and daytime highs in the 70s to 80s across eastern and western areas.
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Nebraska
Roth Platte
Grand Island
Beatrice
North Omaha
Neto
Midwest Bicentennial Lincoln Highway Tour Stops in Davenport
The 1976 Midwest Bicentennial Lincoln Highway Tour will follow Highway 30 and halt at the Columbus Holiday Inn in Davenport Iowa 52804 at 2509 Gaines St. The caravan schedule shows a stop Sunday and Monday with additional routes through North Platte.
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Columbus
Gaines St
Davenport
Iowa
Columbus Holiday Inn
North Platte
State health board outlines swine flu immunization plan
Dr Henry Smith, director, said federal funding will cover vaccine costs while the state finances administration. By mid November Nebraska aims full coverage for most age groups with clinics run by county health departments and private physicians. The plan includes school consent forms and expanded epidemic surveillance to detect outbreaks quickly.
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State Health Board
Henry Smith
Health Department
North Platte
Delegates Name Political Game In Primary Race
Delegates were named as Republicans and delegates to the national conventions were chosen. Reagan leads Ford in tabulations with 491 to 357 and 335 uncommitted, while 1,188 delegates total are needed to nominate. Brown Jr. campaigns in Maryland against Carter as Church’s Nebraska upset reshapes momentum.
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United Press
Mer Meron
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Michigan
Reagan
Maryland
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Carter
Frank Church
Nebraska
Bands to perform Tuesday year-end finale at High School Gym
The Tuesday program presents a year-end musical finale at the High School Gym with no admission. Sixth and seventh graders are led by Kent Phillips. Carolee Wardeman conducts the eighth and ninth grade and junior high stage band. Larry Marik directs the high school stage and concert bands.
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Kent Phillips
Carolee Wardeman
Larry Marik
Teamsters Split Over UPS Return as Labor Actions Continue
Union leaders in Cleveland called it too early to estimate how many members reported for work at UPS. The nationwide walkout neared its second month with 000 workers idle at the nation’s brewer. Other strikes include 70,000 URW members idling rubber and tire plants and NBC studio workers. Negotiations proceed without comment from URW or company officers.
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Cleveland
UPS
New York State
Vincent McDonnell
Anneuser- Busch Co
Teamsters
Srkers
United Rubber
NBC
Memphis
Tenn
Teamsters Union
Firestone
URW
General Tire
Meany Warns Democrats on Domestic Social Programs
President George Meany cautioned the Democratic Party against expanding domestic social programs, stressing fiscal restraint and political risk for the party's agenda. His remarks highlighted tensions within the party over government spending and social policy priorities.
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Maomumiue
George Meany
Democratic
Platte College names three scholarship recipients
Three students receive Platte College scholarships and three more are named as awardees in the area. Janice Uden of Columbus will study chemical engineering. others include a senior at Columbus High School and a student from Holy Family High School pursuing electronics.
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Yienée
Platte College
Lubischer
Lindsay
Sscosee
Avi
Lanasay
Holy Family High
Kenneth Lubischer
Aesgars
Wwe Pen
Janice Uden
Marvin Uden
Major quake rocks Soviet Central Asia area
UPI reports a major earthquake in Soviet Central Asia with strong tremors and widespread damage. Tass notes prompt measures but casualties unknown, the strongest shock felt about 100 miles north of Bokhara near the Afghan border.
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Central Asia
Bokhara
Farea
Afghanistan
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