Merle G Schroeter Promoted to Major in U S Army
Capitan Merle G. Schroeter son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Schroeter of Columbus has been promoted to major. The ceremony at Camp Casey Korea was led by Lt Col Louis Gennaro and Brig Gen Bakarich. He departs March 21 for a 12 month tour. He is a 1963 Schuyler High School graduate and has an associate degree from Cochise College. Married Beverly he has sons Steve Devon and Eric and they reside at 1900 Viola Drive Sierra Vista Arizona.
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Capitan
Merle G. Schroeter
Edwin Schroeter
Columbus
U.S. Army
Louis Gennaro
Bakarich
2Nd Infantry Division
Camp Casey
Korea
Maj. Schroeter
Schuyler High School
Radio Engineering Institute
Omaha
Cochise College
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Beverly
Steve
Devon
Eric
Viola Drive
Car built from two car fronts draws laughs in Raleigh
Linwood King’s publicity stunt car uses the front ends of two turquoise and white cars welded in a mirror design. The retired auto repairman can drive from either seat and swap with a passenger, drawing stares and bets as it tours parades and town streets.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Linwood
King
Restricted choice misfire costs six spades in bridge column
Oswald and Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where South misapplies restricted choice. South wins the heart lead, finesses a trump, and West wins with the jack then finesses. A misread of the principle leads to defeat in the six spade contract despite correct logic in other plays.
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South
West
Oswald
James Jacoby
Small
Bridge Notes from a Florida Reader Lead Choice Comment
Florida reader Sx diel Gele describes a bridge hand from VAJIOXxx W110 Quxx&Qx where the auction starts with one heart by right hand and the partners overcall with one spade. The next bidder bids six hearts as the final contract after the opening lead of the ten of hearts. The writer notes the lead is not guaranteed but chosen to maximize result.
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Florida
Rehearsal Dinners Held After Weddings
Mr and Mrs Allen Schroeder hosted a rehearsal dinner at Tri County Club House Friday night after the wedding rehearsal of their son Wayne and Kathy Sander. Guests included the wedding party. Mr and Mrs Melvin Hadenfeldt of Aurora hosted a rehearsal dinner in Lincoln Friday after the wedding rehearsal for Lajean Novak and Melvin Hadenfeldt.
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Leigh
Allen Schroeder
Tri- County Club House
Wayne
Kathy Sander
Melvin Hadenfeldt
Aurora
Lincoln
Lajean Novak
Singlaub backs Korea pullout clash with Carter over policy
General Singlaub testifies before a House panel that he still believes the South Koreans expected an attack if U.S. ground troops were withdrawn, while insisting he did not intend to undermine President Carter. He cites revised intelligence boosting North Korea’s forces and warns removal of U.S. troops could remove regional restraint.
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Carter
U.S
Korea
Singlaub
House
Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee
Kim Il-sung
South Korea
Samuel Stratton
D-N.v
John W. Vessey Jr
UPI
White House
South
Pacific
United States
North Korea
China
Soviet Union
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Samuel
Hawaii
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Chad” Mitchell
Chad Mitchell Trio
U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
Mitchell
Spears
Richard Owen
New York
John Clark
Clark
Edinburgh
Scotland
Prince Charles
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Benjamin Franklin
Goethe
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Frazier
Las Vegas
New
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Joe
Hacienda
Nevada
Pepper Davis
Albany
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
W. Averell Harriman
Hugh Carey
Carey
Kitty Carlisle Hart
Tony Randall
Duke Ellington Orchestra
U.S. Department of Labor
VEC, Inc
Photoland
Kodak Paper
Hwy. 30
Pershing RD
Joe & al
IGA
Bridge Oswald and
Jim Jacoby
Nebr
Lovers Lane Road
Richland
Nebraska
Lays & P
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Buss Auction & Realty CO
Columbus, Nebraska
Henry Buss
August Runge, Jr
Milan Siefken
Olumbus
Levi's
13Th Street Co
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