Ford Visits Nixon In Hospital Amid Illness In Long Beach
President Ford spent about 20 minutes at Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach with former President Richard M. Nixon who remained in critical condition but showed signs of improvement. Ford said Nixon was alert and engaged, though very ill, as he shared travel plans and updates with Nixon’s secretary and discussed ongoing care.
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Ong Beach
Calif
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Japan
South Korea
Soviet Union
Nixaran
Henry A. Kissinger
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Ronald J. Ziegier
Foard
Aid
Ziegler
Dollor
John C. Lamgren
Jackpot repeats as football contest pays $33 win
The Telegram contest jackpot fell again for the second week as Deloreye Kucera won $33 for a perfect 20 game card. She also nailed the bonus by naming Terry Lack as the university mystery man, with her son Clint accepting the prize from Ron Person. Sponsors include Pizza Hut and Ray's Appliance among others.
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Telegram
Deloreye Kucera
Mahood Drive
Terry Lack
University of Nebraska
Deloreye
Clint
Ron
Person
Pizza Hut
Ray's Appliance
Joe
IGA
Fleischer Rexall Drug
Liquor Mart
Tooley's
Nebraska Betterment Finalists Named for 1974 Program
Thirty Nebraska towns, including Clarkson St. Edward and Stromsburg in the Columbus area, were named finalists for the Community Improvement Program. In five population classes, three winners will be chosen and announced at the annual Lincoln banquet on November 5.
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Nebraska
Columbus
Clarkson
St. Edward
Stromsburg
Lincoln
Dairymen sentenced to prison for illegal donations
Two former leaders of a major dairy cooperative received three year sentences, with all but four months suspended, and $10,000 fines for illegal corporate political donations. Nelson and Parr pleaded guilty to donations to Humphrey and Mills, with Nelson also admitting a $10,000 bribe offer to Connally.
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Ywashington
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Hart
Harold S. Relson
David L. Parr
Noy
Montgomery
Ala
Nelson
San Antonio
Tex
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Parr
Little Rock
Ark
Co-Op
Watergate
Asst
John Sale
Sale
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Boone County Hospital Rates Jump 20 Percent
In Albion Nebraska Boone County Hospital raised rates by 20 percent. Hospital administrator Irene Vetter said the facility operates at about one third of its 35 bed capacity and loses about $5,000 monthly. Low occupancy blamed on doctor shortage with two physicians now serving versus four a year ago. Semi private rooms now $39 up from $32 and private rooms $47.30 up from $37.
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Albion, Neb
Boone County
Effer Feidey
Irene Vetter
Census Bureau plans public hearings on 1970 census questions
Omahas city planner Blythe Kyboyek says the Census Bureau will hold public hearings to gather comments on questions such as bathrooms in residences. He expects meetings in the next 30 to 60 days across 60 cities as protests push for public input five years before the form is finalized.
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Omaha
Neb
Census Bureau
Blythe Kyboyek
Moursday
Kubovek
Unemployment hits 6 per cent in October report
Washington AP reports the nation's unemployment rate rose to 6.0 percent in October, the highest in three years, with 5.5 million unemployed. Black workers faced a sharp rise in joblessness while white unemployment held near 5.4 percent. earnings edged up slightly and the labor force remained at 92 million. The report notes anticipated continued job losses and potential extended benefits.
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Washington
Republicanational
Labor Department
Ford
Educational planning night at Columbus Senior High
Lakeview Scotus and Columbus Senior High sponsor an educational planning night on Tuesday November 5 at 7 30 pm at Columbus Senior High. Five schools will present two minute sessions on programs aids and admissions with a 20 minute financial aid talk by Bob Snow dean of Platte College. Armed Services will also be present.
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Lakeview
Scotus
Columbus Senior High School
Columbus Senior High
Bob Snow
Platte College
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Wayne State
Midland College
Central Technical of
Hastings
Gas station offers 10 cent gas. 7000 gallons sold fast
Bill Gallagher in Lakewood, Ohio sold about 7000 gallons in three hours after posting 10 cent gas to repay $8600 owed customers. Police cleared the traffic jam as he told reporters he faced charges but kept the sign up to draw crowds. He must reduce prices and repay $4600 by February 19.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Bill Gallagher
Lakewood
Gallagher
Federal Energy Administration
Feiling
Hem
Ford's job rating climbs after Nixon pardon
AP reports President Ford's approval rose to 55 percent in a Gallup poll taken Oct 16-21 after Ford explained the Nixon pardon to a congressional subcommittee. Republicans favored him 74 percent, while disapproval faded. Sindlinger polls show shifting opinion since Sept. 1.
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Princeton
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Gallup
Partly Sunny Skies Expected Saturday In Nebraska
Fog covered most of Nebraska with light showers in the northwest. Partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday look for highs mid 50s to mid 60s with cooler overnight lows in the upper 20s to around 40 in the east.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Panhandle
Minnesota
Colorado
National Weather Service
Omaha
Imperial Weather Service
Norfolk
Beverly Sills Released From Hospital After Surgery
Opera star Beverly Sills leaves New York Hospital after pelvic malignancy surgery. A spokesman says the operation was successful and no further treatment is needed. She plans to perform starting November 20 in Donizetti’s The Daughter of the Regiment with the San Francisco Opera.
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New York
Ap) — Opera
Beverly Sills
New York Hospital
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