Nebraska voters show Zorinsky favored in Senate race
Separate statewide polls in the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal and Star indicate Democrat Edward Zorinsky leading in Nebraska's U.S. Senate race and John Cavanaugh ahead in the 2nd District contest. Ford leads Carter in the presidential race with varying margins.
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Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star
Edward Zorinsky
Nebraska U.S
John Cavanaugh
World-Herald
Esearch
Joe B. Williams
Omaha
Going
Movemster
Journal and Star
SRI Community Response, Inc
Lincoln
Zorinsky
McCollister
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Nebraska
Charles Thone
Virginia Smith
Carter
Eugene McCarthy
Nebraskans May Break 37-Year GOP Tradition
Nebraska voters consider replacing retiring Republican Sen Hruska with a Democrat. Omaha Mayor Edna Zorinsky leads in polls against Rep. McCollister for the 2nd District seat. State Sen. Cavanaugh and Lee Terry contest the rest of the Nebraska race as a toss-up with Carter leading Ford nationally.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
US. Senate
Omaha
Edna Zorinsky
John Y. McCollister
Hruska
John Cavanaugh
Lee Terry
McCollister
Zorinsky
MacCollister
Cavanaugh
Thone
Pauline Anderson
Real Estate Transfers From Platte County Registry
Platte County Register of Deeds records show numerous transfers including Janice M. Tylle Sage to Donald M. and Janice Cook-It and Gertrude Ternus to Adolph J. and Ermaline Studnicka It. Other transfers involve Douglas L. and Linda McAdams It, Dorthe Jensen It, Ronald and Judith Kruse It, Robert J. and Judith Tupper It, and several others across Prairie Lane, Hillside Estate, AirVista, and Oak parcels. The list references multiple additions, subdivisions, and parcels with varying lots and blocks.
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Platte County
Phillips
Donald G. Conyers
Douglas Ll
Linda McAdams
Clarence A. Woichoskie
Dorthe Jensen
Peter Mimick, Jr
Ronald
Karen Kronegaard
Prairie Lane First SD
Prairie Vista
Lambert
Robert J
Judith Tupper
Hillside Estate
Florence R. Austin & Hus
Gerry & Karol VanDyke
Bik
AirVista
Wilfred H. Sand
St. 2
Ottis
Humphrey Fred F. Ramackers
Fred F
Eunice Ramackers
Peter P. Mimick, Jr
Ronald L
Judith Kruse
Prairie Lane
Barbara Nidebalski
Barbara Niedbalski
Theodore P. Niedbalski
Uoyd L
Tene Byars
Wis
Frank J. Policky
Lignnville
W. Lynda Smith
Hoerle
Gifford C. Olson
Dorothy A. Olson
NES
Arnold M. Barnes
William
Jolene Kasper
Outlet
William R. Kasper
Virgil R
Janelyn Papstein
Ralph Eugene Neater
Robert A
Sharon Fisher
St. Bik
Stevens
James A
Witches Predict Carter Victory and Kissinger Stay
United States witches polled by the New York Center for the Strange foresee Jimmy Carter winning the election by a small margin and Carter asking Henry Kissinger to remain as secretary of state. They also predict a cure for an embarrassing disease, a sex scandal in China, shortages of certain goods, and notable public figures among witches and warlocks.
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UPI
America
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
China
U.S
Insurance Ompany
Carson
Duke Students Set Bench Sitting Record for Charity
Three Duke University students Robbie Wilcox from Charleston Bob Menna from Briarcliff Manor and Steve Daniels from Brooklyn sat on a bench for 101 hours to raise funds for a student center. They started Wednesday at 4 PM and ended Sunday at 8 PM EST collecting about 2600 in pledges. One student even took a midterm while seated on the bench.
Freedom Train vandalized at Raleigh state fair grounds
The Bicentennial American Freedom Train, which had passed 124 cities with no major vandalism, had a brass gate stolen from the rear car while parked at the Raleigh state fair grounds early Saturday. Security chief John Manning noted the incident as the train arrived Thursday evening and a Bicentennial plaque valued around $1,000 was taken.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
State Fair Grounds
John Manning
Ford
Dem Calls for Resignation of Agriculture Official
Frances Ohmstede of Guide Rock Nebraska urged Kenneth Frick to be fired over alleged improper use of federal funds in Ford election efforts. She sent a letter to Senate and House agriculture committee chairs demanding his resignation.
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Wide Rock
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Sunday
U.S. ‘Agriculture Department
Ford
Amin
Fire kills trio including boy and parents in Moorpark
A smoldering cigarette started a blaze that destroyed the Moorpark home killing Arthur Dery 38 his girlfriend Patricia Wallace 23 and their baby Artur J. The fire began after the man reportedly fell asleep in a living room chair and was reported by a neighbor who heard suspicious noises.
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Moorpark
Calif
UPI
Arthur Dery
Patricia Wallace
Artur J
Catholic bishops weigh communion in hand proposal in Washington
Catholic bishops study a proposal to allow communion wafers to be taken in the hand rather than by the tongue. Health officials warn finger contamination poses infection risk as experts push self serve communion to restore dignity and reverence for adult faithful.
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Brennans
America
Brennan
National Conference of Catholic Eihope
Washington, D.C
Vatican
Bishops’ Office of Health Affairs
Thomas Krosnicki
Bishops’ Committee On
John Brennan
Sovemns 2
Forsyth Research Institute
Boston
Louis Weinstein
Harvard
Weinstein
Peter Bent Brigham
Federation of
Dole Car Bumped By Secret Service Vehicle in Baton Rouge
A Secret Service station wagon trailing the limousine carrying Republican vice presidential candidate Bob Dole was unharmed after a minor collision on Interstate 10 in the left lane. The incident involved Dole, Secret Service personnel, and the following convoy, with no damages reported to either vehicle.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPI
Secret Service
Baton Rouge
Youthful Halloween shooting claims life in Philadelphia
Russell Gillespie, 19, and five friends in Halloween costumes tried to enter the Bubble Club in Philadelphia’s Kensington district. Gillespie was shot in the chest, died later at a hospital. Edward Powers, 32, a bartender at the club, was arrested and charged with murder after a fight over entry.
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UPI
Russell Gillespie
Kensington
Gillespie
Edward Powers
Powers
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