Oil Surplus Likely If Prices Hold, Analyst Says
New York AP The head of an oil industry research group warned that high prices reduce world demand and could create a surplus. John H. Lichthlau executive director of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation Inc said if current price levels stay the surplus could persist even with production limits by Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Libya. He noted there was no world shortage in the first nine months of last year as Europe stockpiled oil while American refining capacity limited supply.
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New York
John H. Lichthrau
The
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Libya
Lichthlau
New York Society of Security
Europe
United States
Lichtbiau
Omaha market report with varied hogs and cattle prices
Omaha Neb AP markets report shows hogs steady to higher across weights, steers and cows mixed with some declines, calves and lambs listed with price ranges. Estimated Thursday receipts forecast include cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep totals.
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Joe Meas
Toey
Omaha
Neb
Monroe Social News Reports Weekend Visits and Graduation
Monroe residents hosted visitors including Mrs. Carl Martensen of Pierce and Mr and Mrs William Ziems of Fwitig for a Saturday overnight visit. The group accompanied by Edwin Fricke attended a track meet in North Platte. Leigh Woodward visited Burlingame Kansas to celebrate his grandson Michael Davis’s birthday and graduation event.
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Monroe
Carl Martensen
Pierce
William Ziems
Fwitig
Aml
Fredric Mise
Edwin Fricke
North Platte
Leigh
Wendell
Woodward
Burlingame
Kan
Michael Davis
Charles Davis
Belgrade pupils win poster contest winners named
Belgrade students and entrants celebrated as winners in the poppy poster contest hosted by Weelgrade American Legion Auxiliary. Recipients include Roxanne Prososki Brenda Bishop Erica Ahlers Wendy Bourn Joan Malander Annelle Belitz Randy Prososki and Kay Ahlers under committee chair Mrs Bill McBrids.
Graduation at St Edward High held with numerous honors
St Edward High held graduation with Gail Axin as speaker. Seniors earning honors include Douglas Baker Janell Baker Michael Cahill Nancy Carlson Stephanie Dawson Fred Dubs Dianne Engstrom Kathy Flaherty Kenneth Jasa Sharon Markle Thomas Meysenburg Denise Miller Lindsey Nie yuma Kay Stephens Teresa Weils and many others receiving scholarships and awards from Midland Lutheran Dana College Platte College and the American Legion Auxiliary plus a Readers Digest Award and a potential seven million dollar license related to Elizabeth Taylor’s film earnings.
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ST. Edward
St. Edward High
Gail Axin
Carroll
Douglas Baker
Janell Baker
Michael Cahill
Nancy Carlson
Stephanie Dawson
Fred Dubs
Dianne Engstrom
Kathy Flaherty
Kenneth Jasa
Sharon Markle
Thomas Meysenburg
Denise Miller
Lindsey Nieyuma
Kay Stephens
Theresa Weils
Mso
Anderson
Kathy Arli
Mary Baustert
Kenneth Carter
Debra Christensen
Rex Cumming
Gus Davidson
Frank Dasa
Jacquiing Johingan
Kelly Kearney
Annelle Klassen
Kenneth Laska
Charles Micek
John Reardon
Danny Shotkogkl
Vicki Thompson
Richard Wally
Diane Weils
David Williams
Rick Zahka
Larry Baker
Bill Lillau
Churk Mieck
Ed Wathen
Mike Cahill
Midland Lutheran
Midland
Nebraska Werleyan
Doug Baker
Lixlsay Nieman
Dog Malzen
American Legion
Dana College
Kathy Flatterty
Readers Digest
American Legion Auxiliary
Platte College
Loup Power District
Stephanie Dawsons
Denise Miler
Jackie Johnson
Kenny Jusa
University In
Lincoln
American Legion Auxilary
Aries and Taurus Keyed to Decisions Tonight
A chaotic retro horoscope fragment advises Aries to manage important calls and make decisive actions tonight while Taurus should watch finances early then verify everything later. Instructions mix with garbled phrases and stray dates, offering scattered guidance across all signs.
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Aries
Taurus
Geri
Shecgihen Waxes
Wwaves
Reluens
P.m
S.m
Siere
Racing Entries and Purses Across Multiple Stakes
Thursday entries list for QAAHA Ab Sariten entrita with post time 4 pm for a 3000 purse and multiple horses including Furbergs King Harmony Kay Bay Sis Cay 107 and Howdy Boy Cuadte-ite. Second race features a 32000 purse with numerous horses and claim prices listed, followed by third and fourth races with purses ranging from 900 to 7000 and many named entrants across divisions.
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Qaaha
Jane
Tean of the Forest
Gealberage
Andersen
Mhorters Lavy
Greer
Lucky Pee — Reaves
ALEG
Cookie Gre
Dan
Sunny Sicrer
Star — Pelter
Ebony Bay
Governors urge more state support for Indian programs
The National Governors Interstate Indian Council ends with a call for greater state government backing of federally funded Indian programs. Delegates aim to boost collaboration with Indian groups on business, housing, education and services, while promoting Indian labor in housing projects and native construction methods. The group plans to present resolutions to the National Governors Conference in Seattle.
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Reno, Ney
National Governors” Interstate Indian Council
Tolay
Dick Hopewell
Ofster of Amhority
U. Department of Commerce
Indian Council
National Governors’ Conference
Seattle
Wash
Trevoki Wyatt
Ux Nevata Intertribal Council
Immunity vote sought for Texas lawyer in Connally case
The Sunale Watergate Committee voted to grant immunity to Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen in exchange for testimony about a claimed $10,000 bribe to John Connally. Connally denies taking the money. Immunity would force testimony if granted, though the process could take about 30 days.
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Washington
APY
Sunale Watergate Committee
Texas
Jake Jacobsen
John B. Connally
Jacobsen
Connally
Charles McNelis
Area projects win initial approval for funding
The Gameani Paras Commission has programmed nearly 33 million for 38 Land and Water Conservation Fund projects next fiscal year. Approved projects await State Office clearance and federal apportionment with a 2,345,200 total, funded 50 percent by federal, 23 percent by state, and 23 percent by local sources. Columbus bids include Bellword 42000 for land and park additions, Clarkson 19550 for park development, Fullerton 23000 for a multi purpose court.
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Gameani Paras Commission
Focal
Land and Water Conservation Fund
State Office of Planning and Programming
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Columbus
Vnetue Bellword
Mreihgacpire Park
Clarkson
Fullerton
Schlesinger warms to arming Egypt in US policy shift
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger indicated the United States is inclined to sympathetically consider Egyptian requests to buy arms, marking a shift from a cautious earlier stance and signaling flexibility as Egypt seeks more arms options beyond reliance on the Soviet Union for nearly nine years.
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Schlesinger
County by county vote tally in 3rd District GOP race
A county by county breakdown shows totals from most counties for the Republican nomination contest with absentee and disabled ballots from several counties not yet compiled. Totals reflect mailed ballots. specific county figures list Smith, Antelope, Blaine, Boone, Buffalo, Chase, Cheyenne, Clay, Custer, Dawes, Dawson, Frontier and others with varying tallies.
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Boone
Buffalo
Fronter
Kearney
Nucholls
Phalpa
Platter
Smith
Adams
Antelope
Arthur
Banner
Blaine
Box Hatle
Boyd
Brown
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne
Humphrey High commencement honors and baby born in Shelby
Humphrey High held commencement in the gym with Stephen C. Deger delivering the address. Salutatorian Michael Rosenthal and valedictorian Thomas A. Greisen were announced. diplomas presented by Superintendent John M. Miller. Graduates included Glen and Ronald Bender Judy Fischer Thomas Greisen Carrall Kallweil Richard L. Korth Daniel Korus Gail Kudron Martie Labenz Kenneth Moore Leo Osten James Rollman Michael Rosenthal Sandra Schmidt Roger Widhalm Clarence Widhalm. In Shelby, Kyle Donald Waite was born May 9 at Autle Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Osceola, weighing six pounds one ounce. parents Richard and Mrs. Waite, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoffer, great-grandmother Mrs. Lawrence Hoffer.
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Humphrey
Stephen CG. Deger
Michael Rosenthal
Thomas A. Greisen
John M. Miller
Glen Bender
Ronald Bender
Judy Fischer
Thomas Greisen
Carrall Kallweil
Richard L. Korth
Daniel Korus
Gail Kudron
Martie Labenz
Kenneth Moore
Shelby
Richard Waite
Kyle Donald
Autle Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Osceola
Donald Hoffer
Lawrence Hoffer
Japan seeks stable U S wheat supply at reasonable price
Japan favors stable United States wheat supply over cheap prices, official says. A target price around six dollars per bushel in February is considered reasonable. Japan, a 5 percent wheat producer, will rely on the U S for most imports, with 133 million bushels sold in the last Japanese fiscal year, about 66 percent of purchases. Hard red winter wheat accounts for 40 percent, including Nebraska sales.
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Omamna
Japan
United States
Isao Ishide
Isaoshige
Administration Divison
Ministry of Agriculture
Food Agency
Metoki
Gimaha Grain Exchange
U. S
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