Church predicts two wins next week in primaries
Frank Church, former opponent of Jimmy Carter, says he is well ahead of Carter in the Montana primary and aims to win Rhode Island the same day. He notes Carter’s possible third-ballot scenario as campaigns contest Tuesday’s results.
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Man dies leaves 278 descendants in odd obituary
Secretary Ron Nessen stated Ford erred about seeking Supreme Court review of the Brown case. Carter addressed the Ohio AFL C10 convention claiming his stance stems from those aiming to keep politics as usual. He alleged Church and Governor Jerry Brown sought a convention deadlock to bargain for the top national office.
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Memorial Day Telegram Schedule Reminder
There will be no Telegram on Monday but the usual schedule resumes Tuesday. Most businesses offices and agencies will be closed as Americans observe a day of rest and remembrance, marking the first long weekend since last winter.
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Nuclear accord signed to curb nuclear tests and boost talks
President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev signed a landmark pact enabling on site observation of nuclear tests over 100 kilotons. The treaty bans a single explosion of 150 kilotons or more while allowing a total yield of 1,500 kilotons in a series. A joint consultative commission will share technical data to promote peaceful nuclear explosions.
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Sunny and Warmer Weather Across Nebraska After Severe Thunderstorms
Sunny skies and warmer temperatures are forecast across Nebraska after a night of severe storms in central and northeastern areas. Midday readings were in the 70s with highs in the 70s to low 80s expected, while overnight lows ranged from the upper 30s to the 40s. Reports of golfball size hail SE of Norfolk and hail and rain in Colfax, Platte, Butler, and Polk counties accompanied the storm activity.
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Temporary restraining order blocks stamp cutbacks
A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order amid arguments over 1.2 billion in proposed food stamp cutbacks. Attorneys for the anti hunger group warned of grave harm if regulations take effect before review while Justice Department lawyers defended the reforms as not causing irreparable injury. The filing outlined the program's scale from 60 million to 19 million participants and costs rising to billions, with claims of fraud and loose eligibility cited to justify the rules.
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Family historian Mrs Smaus preserves Emanuel line history
Mrs Smaus collects family history back to 1683 begun at 15 in 1929 urged by Rev Juvenal Emanuel. She preserves certificates documents letters clippings posters books with dates and sources. Her scrapbook work includes 13 cousins helping and the Emanuel family notes from Columbus and North Bend.
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Hearst Refuses to Answer at Pretrial Hearings
Patricia Hearst, asked about her 1974 Inglewood store shooting and May 16 1974 events, invokes Fifth Amendment. She declines to testify despite attorney requests for immunity as Leonard Weinglass questions FBI searches. Harris and Mel’s partner sit silently as Judge Brandler weighs immunity and pleas involving kidnapping and assault charges.
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