IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT Pearlie in the city
New York columnist Earl Wilson recalls returning to Manhattan after a week in France. He visits McGinnis’s for a burger, notes drink-tab heckling by Sam Leibowitz’s bar customers, and highlights Pearl Bailey’s Waldorf Empire Room performance with mixed acts. He also shares favorite quips and recall from showbiz figures.
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Missing $10,000 check tied to 1968 GOP fund dinner
Herman of Omaha says a $10,000 check sent last year by Nebraska Republicans to the Committee for the Re-Election of the President was never cashed and remains missing. The check was reportedly stopped six months after sending and funds moved to the Douglas County Omaha Republican Central Committee account following a $10 plate dinner in Omaha where Spiro Agnew spoke.
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Sugar beet planting contracts reach 319000 acres in 1973 plan
Denver AP reports Western Sugar Co. contracted growers for 319000 acres of sugar beets with 280000 acres newly planted. Senior VP Dit L. Phillips says wet spring delays are possible but historical trends suggest ample time to harvest a near normal 1973 campaign. Great Western harvested 311000 acres last year.
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Margot Kidder Finds Hit After Career of Flops
Hollywood profile recalls Kidder rising from Canadian roots and a string of flops to a breakthrough in Sisters under young director Brian De Palma. She discusses adaptation, independence, and a wish to buy a ranch in British Columbia if fortune comes, while detailing a nomadic upbringing and early acting spark.
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Columbus Library Corner Seeks Donations for New Facility
Librarian William Jacobsen notes ongoing donations to Columbus Library Foundation and invites more support for a new facility. New books include Hide and Seek by Jessamyn West, praised for its candid, adventurous narrative and vivid description.
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Workers who delay retirement receive increased benefits
Social Security district manager Dale Branch of Norfolk explains that delaying benefits beyond age 62 raises monthly payments by one twelfth of 1 percent or seven percent per year. The adjustment applies to those not receiving benefits due to earnings, with retroactive increases starting June 1973 for those already on the rolls. over five million workers stand to gain $198 million in increases under the new rules.
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Doctors to Move: Three Nebraska Towns Get Family Practice Grads
In Omaha and across Nebraska three graduates from the University of Nebraska Medical Center three year family practice program will relocate. Dr Hutchins and family head to Gordon on schedule, Dr Savage plans a Chadron move by August 1, and Dr Jenkson with family will settle in McCook.
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Flood insurance expands to 40 areas in 17 states
The National Flood Insurance Association announces flood insurance is available for residential and nonresidential properties in 40 more areas across 17 states including Cambridge Nebraska. Private agents may offer coverage. federally subsidized limits under the emergency program cap at 17500 for single family homes and 30000 for other properties, with contents coverage allowed.
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Kansas man killed near Cortland in hit run accident
Cortland Nebraska AP report says John P Hell, 27, of Marysville Kaw, was killed early Tuesday in a hit run on highway 77 about seven miles south of Cortland. State Patrol said a rick or camper with dual wheels struck him. The fatality raises Nebraska highway deaths for the year to 148, compared with 13 fewer the prior year.
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Girl 17 Blacksmith Demonstrates Equine Hoof Care
Karen Koch, 17, of rural Platteville Wisconsin, works as a student blacksmith while studying Norse management and hoof care at the University of Wisconsin Blyer Falls. She notes most horse lameness stems from neglect, and spends hours shaping and trimming hooves, earning extra dollars as a helper.
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