Concorde Jets Land At Dulles International
Two Concorde airliners carrying 155 passengers from London and Paris touched down at Dulles International Airport to a crowd of several hundred spectators. Long lines formed at security as people gathered hours before the British plane arrived at 11 83 am edt. Demonstrators had planned a press area with a buffet while leaflets were distributed in London by Concorde opponents.
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Paris
Dulles International
Washington
Deadline on logo entries is Saturday in Columbus
Chamber manager Jerry Engdahl urged entrants to submit logos for the Discover Columbus Days seal before May 29. First prize offers a 100 savings bond. The contest is open to anyone 16 years or older to select a logo for use in publicity and awards.
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Jerry Engdahl
Clearing skies and warmer temps forecast in Nebraska
The weekend rain ends as skies clear across Nebraska with higher temperatures on Tuesday near the 70s. Sunday highs ranged from 48 at Alliance and Sidney to 64 at Beatrice, and overnight lows dipped from 53 at Omaha to 43 at Alliance.
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Sidney
Beatrice
Omaha
Arab oil prices rise urged as inflation hits imports
Arab sources in OPEC warn a new increase in foreign oil costs is likely unless industrial nations curb export inflation. They note Arab imports have risen 20 to 40 percent yearly since 1973, and predict Saudi Arabia and other members may press for larger price hikes to counter declining purchasing power.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Rab
OPEC
Iran
Venezuela
Saudi ‘Arabia
King Khalid
New York Times
Saudi Arabia
Unrest Erupts in Tel Aviv Slum Over Store Demolition
In Tel Aviv Ezra quarter riots flare as hundreds of Jewish youths clash with police using grenades and Molotovs. A police officer and three civilians are injured when grenades hit a crowd. Authorities say the riot started Sunday night in nearby Hatikva quarter and police plan to stay on duty until order returns.
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Israel
UPI
Tel ‘Viv
Ezra
Hatikwa (the Hope
Revised estate taxes proposed
Washington proposals from House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman would tighten estate taxes for large estates while easing burdens on small farms and properties. The measure targets farmers and widows and would tax generation skipping trusts that let wealthy families dodge taxes for up to a century.
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UPI
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways
Fand Means Committee
Schuyler Youth Killed in Sunday Collision
Five people died in Nebraska weekend crashes including Schuyler youth Thomas Richtig 19 who died in a two car head on collision on US 30 three miles east of Schuyler. David Raemaker 44 of Omaha drove the opposing car. Police chase preceded the wreck.
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Nebraska
Snougunne
Resdence
Thomas Richtig
Schuyler
Richtig
US. 30
David Raemaker
Omaha
Platte's spring honor roll lists 76 students
Seventy six students at Platte College are named to the spring semester honor roll. Fifteen appear on the President's Honor Roll, twelve on the Dean's Honor Roll, and forty eight on the Honor Roll, each requiring minimum 12 semester hours and GPA thresholds from 3.0 to 3.79. Names include Ronald Miksch and Cynthia Niecfeldt among others from Genoa and Columbus areas.
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Ronald Miksch
Timothy Morrow
Cynthia Niecfeldt
Donald Wels
Genoa
Joan Cromwell
Giumphrey
Gene ‘Te Oe
Six primaries set Tuesday to shape party race
President Ford campaigns in Oregon after a weekend surge in delegate totals, boosting his lead over Reagan. Howard Baker and Reagan speak at Oregon State University as candidates sweep through the Northwest and West, with Tennessee Idaho Arkansas and Nevada in play. The result hinges on Oregon amid a crowded slate of contests.
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Alcuses
Kansas
Vermont
Ronald Reagan
Oregons
Sen
Howard Baker
Georgia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Idaho
Brown
Nevada
Oregon
California
Disaster aid from state and federal funds to NPPD after storm
Federal Disaster Assistance led by NPPD and State Civil Defense approved 2.855 million dollars on April 28 with follow up requests for 1.0 and 3.0 million in May. NPPD has provided 123 million in disaster aid for reimbursable reconstruction costs. Estimated storm damages total 15 million. remaining funds not reimbursable until all work is finished, with federal payments expected to take months.
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Perth
Civil Defense
Betel
NPPD
Autine
Load width restrictions on bridge near Column Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Roads reports load width limits for the U S 1 bridge about one fourth mile south of Column over the Loup River. The bridge on U S 1 will restrict vehicles to the advised width to protect the structure and ensure safe passage.
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U.S. 1
Nebraska
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