Television in Review Question for quiz show
Joan Hanauer discusses how quiz shows may disclose questions and answers during disclosures. Mark Goodson notes several shows cited for gimmicks while NBC and ABC executives defend disclaimers as entertainment elements not affecting outcomes.
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UPI
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New York Times
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Goodson- Todman Productions
Alan Gerson
Supreme Court to hear Rosebud Indian land claims case
The Supreme Court agreed to review claims by the Rosebud Sioux over about 22.4 million acres taken from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota by 1904 1907 and 1910 surplus land laws. Lower courts ruled against the tribe which says the unallotted lands and proceeds belonged to it and that past legislation should be reconsidered.
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UPI
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Rosebud
South Dakota
Odd, Gregory, Tripp
Lyman
Mellette
Congress
Todd County
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Delaware delegation seeks Levi action on Wilmington busing case
A Delaware group including Gov. Tribbitt and Sen. Biden meets Attorney General Levi to urge Supreme Court review of Wilmington school busing. They cite the recent court order creating 15 000 pupil racial balance targets and seek a unified federal remedy.
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Washington
UPI
Delaware
Edward Levi
Wilmington
Boston
Sherman Tribbitt
Richard Wier
Joseph Biden Jr
D-Del
Pierre du Pont
Levi
Robert Bork
Williams_ Jr
Supreme Court
Roth
Blue Ribbon Commission
Robert Havel
Havel
Crestonites Visit and Social Kinship Notables
Mrs. David Zimmerman visits her mother Mrs. Louise Witt in Bison Kansas. Mrs. Pearl Russel returns to Oakland after visiting her sister Mrs. Agnes Walter. Mrs. R L Ritzen of Fremont spends days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P M Hoesly. Mrs. Hoesly had surgery last week. Mrs. Agnes Walter entertained her card club. Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg won first prize. Guests include Mrs. Pearl Russel and Mrs. E A Dietz. Mrs. Viola Gorman of Glenwood Iowa plans a Thursday visit to Creston friends. Dick Ritter of Denver and Mrs. Caroline Sandberg of Omaha will visit Dr W J Ritter. Jed Brunken, Lakeview High graduate, honored at a reception by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brunken. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ...
Recruiter seeks 1000 mercenaries to back Rhodesia group
A San Antonio man promotes a nonprofit group called for Rhodesia aiming to recruit 1000 volunteers for humanitarian reasons not racial. The plan covers former servicemen, funds and supplies, with no weapons. FBI contacted to avoid misinterpretation. recruiting regions include Texas and Arizona.
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Tex
UPI
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
United States
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Chacon
Henryer
Black Liberation
Africa
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Soviet Union
AAA
FBI
AAR
U.S
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Houston
el Paso
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Southwest
Creston Honors Teacher Mae Ternus and School Winners
Mrs. Mae Ternus was honored at a farewell party in Creston as students and parents attended. Diane Krings, eighth grade valedictorian, won a state Americanism essay contest and received 10 silver dollars and a dictionary. Other honors included physical fitness badges and scholarship winners across grades one to eight.
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Carla Schmidt
Todd Cattan
Sonya Koch
Steve Osten
Jill Osten
Bill Bachman
Anita Long
Kim Sander
Krings
Nebraska doctors seek timely response under new malpractice law
State Sen. Loran Schmit of Bellwood said Nebraska's doctors and the new malpractice insurance law require timely replies. The law, drafted by the Nebraska Medical Association, was supported by Schmit as floor sponsor. Law faces claimed validity issues and may be challenged in court. legislature to address corrections in 1977 session.
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Neb
UPI
Loran Schmit
Nebraska
Nebraska Medical Association
Schmit
Renters complain more than homeowners in housing survey
The Census Bureau reports renters report more issues than homeowners, including broken plaster faulty wiring and heating. They also rate municipal services like water and sewage lower and show higher dissatisfaction with neighborhoods and housing conditions overall.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Black
Wife killer gets 4 years six months
CAMPOBASSO Italy UPI the Court of Assizes sentenced confessed wife killer Attilio Tsilvaroli to four years six months in prison on grounds he acted for motives of honor. He testified that he strangled his wife Grazia a year after having tried in vain to vilitate her.
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Campobasso
Italy
UPI
Court of Assizes
Attilio Tsilvaroli
Silvaroli
Grazia
Public power bids invited for fly ash handling system
Nebraska Public Power District invites sealed bids for Contract 761 the Fly Ash Handling System at Sheldon Station Hallam Nebraska. Bids due by 10:00 a.m. CDT August 17 1976 at Columbus office. Documents available for download or inspection with bid bond required.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Sheldon
Hallam
Nebraska
J.M. White
Columbus
C.D.T
P.O. Box
Generation Engineering and Construction Division
J.A. le
Board of Directors
O. W. Hill
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
A.J. Divis
Stearns Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
D. W. Hill
Notice of Hearing for Final Settlement of Byron A Wilberger
Notice in Platte County Nebraska that a petition for final settlement and determination of heirship inheritance taxes and final account will be heard June 15 1976 at 10 30 AM in the County Court with discharge and distribution to follow. Gerald E Rouse County Judge. Also includes board meeting notice and final report for Rose Bell estate with hearing set June 15 1976 at 10 AM. Ordinance authorizes sale of real estate to James A Fritz and Candace F Fritz in Columbus Nebraska.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Byron A. Wilberger
A.M
Columbus City
D.E. Miller
Columbus Board OF Education
Rose Bell
Donald Bell
Gerald E. Rouse
Ottoglur
Wee Ek
William F Tylle
CTA
Josephine Merrill
Columbus approves sale of city parcel to Fritz couple for $1
The City of Columbus Nebraska accepts an offer from James A Fritz and Candace F Fritz to buy Block 106 Original Town City of Columbus for one dollar and to pay all publication costs. The ordinance directs a three week notice in The Columbus Telegram and requires remonstrance within 30 days. The sale becomes effective upon passage publication and is subject to 30 percent remonstrance. The mayor, city clerk and treasurer are authorized to execute documents and attest signatures.
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Columbus
Nebraska
James A. Fritz
Candace F. Fritz
City OF Columbus
Platte County
Municipal Corporation
Columbus Telegram
Thomas DO Kumpt
Frederick W. Gerber Jr
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