House of Commons erupts in violent brawl over nationalization plan
In London the Commons descended into chaos as Conservative MPs tussled with Laborites after a one vote victory for nationalizing aircraft and shipbuilding. Michael Heseltine seized the mace and shouted insults before order was restored. he later apologized for the provocation.
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Major heroin trafficker arrests surge says DEA
The DEA reports a 106 percent rise in major heroin trafficker arrests over nine months ended March 31, from 146 to 301, while street level and other drug arrests fell 45 percent. Administrator Benjamin Benesinger says the shift targets big smugglers, increasing risk for traffickers and reducing supply.
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UPI
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Columbus 9 Telegram notices and subscription rates
Columbus 9 Telegram lists postal details and rates. It states delivery and mailing costs for Columbus and Nebraska, plus rates for out-of-state subscriptions. It instructs subscribers to notify changes of address to the postmaster.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Unpaid wages list for Nebraska workers under FLSA
The U S Labor Department says it cannot locate 23 Nebraska workers with unpaid back wages totaling 1520 33 under a court order or voluntary payment to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act Omaha area names include Larry McFall Bruce Reiman Walt Ricklefs William C Roza Carol A Sempek John C Small Mary M Wingate and Arnie Walters Lincoln area workers Jack Attsberry Clifton L Jenkins Jerry Ohlsch wager other Nebraska workers named Charles L Abel Roger D Branson Stanley Clover Gordon E Good Arthur Lawhead Michael C Reiff Wallace Sandage Peter Settecasi Robert Sholten Vernell J Siever and Jack M Simpson
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Whites Flee Rhodesia as Guerrilla War Intensifies
The Rhodesian white population posts its biggest emigration in a decade with 1 470 whites leaving in April and 653 arrivals. From January to April 1976 overall losses exceed 4 000, while guerrilla battles claim 12 lives in the past 24 hours. The conflict widens near Salisbury and along the eastern border with Mozambique.
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UPI
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Expenditures approved for power station project
Nebraska Public Power District board approves 824 007 dollars for materials toward the Gerald Gentleman Station near Sut. Major contracts go to Central States Industrial Supply 308 942 dollars and Drake Williams Steel 232 886 dollars. Lighting fixtures 152 292 dollars awarded to General Electric Supply. Riprap bedding 99 799 dollars to Carl Whitney. Exhaust and supply fans 30 088 dollars to Anderson Brothers Engineering. Bottom ash handling system bid 519 864 dollars to United Conveyor Corporation. 41 regulators bid 113 171 dollars to General Electric and McGraw Edison.
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HBO to Begin 12 Day Preview on June 17 in Nebraska
Nebraska Multi-Vue Cable TV says HBO will start at 6 p.m. June 17 with a 12 day preview in Grand Island Hastings Kearney and Lexington. HBO will then be available to subscribers in all four areas. HBO offers more than 300 hours of monthly programming.
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UPI
Nebraska
HBO
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Vero Beach
Fla
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Rhode Island
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Food processors and retailers trim April margins
The Agriculture Department reports that farmers' returns rose 2.3 percent in April while middlemen cut margins by 1.4 percent for the third straight month. The farm to retail spread widened 24.1 percent from a year ago as beef margins narrowed and retail beef prices rose less than farm prices. White bread saw a slight price dip as farm costs fell.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Help pours in for boy aiming for Camp Courage
In Minneapolis a community action follows after a 6 year old, described as mentally retarded, saved money for Camp Courage. The boy will be eligible for the camp on his eighth birthday and supporters rally to assist his journey.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Linda Holliday
Camp Courage
Man arraigned on murder charge
Alan Seems, 20, of Kimball was arraigned in Kimball County Court on a first degree murder charge in the May 2 death of his wife Sandra. He was held without bond pending a preliminary hearing tentatively set for June 4.
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Kimball, Neb
UPI
Alan Seems
Kimball
Kimball County
Sandra
Kenneth C. Fritzler
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