US enters Rhodesia talks to break bitter impasse in Geneva
United States Assistant Secretary of State William Schaufele joins British chairman Ivor Richard and Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith in Geneva to press for progress as black and white delegations clash. Smith plans to depart if talks stall, while nationalist leaders Nkomo and Mugabe say departure does not derail negotiations.
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UPI
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Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Nkomo
Warm Nebraska day with 60s as fire danger climbs
A high pressure system in the Ohio Valley pushed warm southerly air into Nebraska with a dry cold front clearing to partly cloudy skies. Readings reached the 60s midday and were expected to peak in the upper 60s across the state.
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Scottsbluff
Beatrice
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Meat prices dip to 1-year low as margins limit drop
Washington reports September consumer meat costs fell to the lowest level in over a year. Agriculture Department figures indicate price declines were curtailed by persistently high middleman margins throughout the past year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Photo Finish Candidates Confident on Eve of Election
President Ford and Jimmy Carter expressed confidence on the eve of voting day with polls showing a near tie. Eyewitness reports place Ford rallying in Ohio and Michigan while Carter fans pack California events as pollsters predict a close, battlefield-like electoral map.
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Nassau
United States to aid poor nations in building media
The United States will help poor nations develop their own communications media while preserving press freedom. An American spokesman said the U S aims to increase communication between peoples without compromising independence and diversity of information sources.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
United States
John Reinhardt
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Reinhardt
Soviet Union
Angola
Unesco
Record of 5864 Swine Flu Vaccines in Platte County Clinic
Five county locations hosted a three hour Sunday vaccination drive yielding 5,864 recipients. Coordinator Orval Cooley credited Platte-Loup Valley Medical Society and multiple organizations for cooperation, while noting uncertain child dosage guidance pending a month. Separate UN study remarks by John Reinhardt addressed press freedom and global news distribution.
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R.P
Columbus Community Hospital
Platte County
Cooley
Platte-Loup Valley Medical Society
R.C. Anderson
M.D
Platte Nurses Association
Bonnie Burdine
American Red Cross Volunteers
Arnold Oehrrich
Scotus Mothers Club
Louis Sojka
Mildred Gengenbach
St. Francis Church
Humphrey
St. Stanislaus Church
Duncan
St. Anthony Church
Scotus Central Catholic
Possible voting record seen for Platte County
Election officials estimate high voter turnout for the upcoming presidential election in Platte County. Elec tion Commissioner Dorothy Kyriss notes 16 181 registered as of Oct 29 with 1 700+ new registrations since Sept 27.
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Platte County
Dorothy Kyriss
Waterways hearing set by Platte County Board of Supervisors
The Platte County Board of Supervisors will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Courthouse. The top item is a hearing on which rivers and streams in the county will be official waterways on a Department of Water Resources map. A land sale in East Park Second Addition is scheduled for 10 a.m. Other topics include outside assistance for the Joints Commission and discussion of the Hall of Justice architect.
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Platte County Board of Supervisors
Department of Water Resources
East Park
of Justice
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