Newsprint shortage eases but remains a concern
The national newsprint shortage eased after Canadian mill labor strikes ended, but publishers warn supply and capacity remain tight. Industry officials note reduced production and advertising cuts at several papers, with lingering uncertainty about long term availability and costs.
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New York
Canada
Duajet
United States
Theodore Serrill
National Lawspaper Association
Ian
Price Paper Corp
Quebec
Ontario
Clavistar
Midwest
Price
Eough Piper
Chicago
Daily New
The
Sine Times
Virgil Schroeder
Ind
Schroeder
Sax
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Wwe Motti
Morris named Law Officer of the Month by Columbus Council
Sgt. Don Morris of the Nebraska State Patrol earned the Law Officer of the Month honor from Columbus Council 938 Knights of Columbus. He joined the Patrol in 1955, served in Albion, then led the Columbus area as sergeant before transfer. He has received multiple achievement letters from major agencies and universities and holds a Meritorious Service Award. He is married to Phyllis with four sons and enjoys hunting, fishing, and boating.
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Don Morris
Nebraska State Patrol
Columbus Council
Knights of Columbus
the Serpent
Albion
Columbus
Tring
Day
The
American Legion
St. Morris
FRE National Academy
State Patrol
Calyardus
Hunvece
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Phyllis
Wave
Barry
Martin
Jeffrey
Sgt
Morris
Smithsonian scientists study pilot whales deaths near Charleston
Smithsonian researchers investigate 24 pilot whale deaths on an island near Charleston South Carolina. They determine the animals stranded themselves in a non suicidal event. Albion-Bone County Home Extension Council lists 1974 leader training dates including Between Thee and Me and other topics from January to September.
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Smithsonian
Charleston
S.C
Albion
Bone County Home Extension Council
Senate panel rebuffs lobbyist on Ford cash claim
Senate Hales Committee rejected testimony by former lobbyist Winter-Berger who said he paid Gerald Ford for influence. Chairman We Cannon noted credibility doubts and may seek a Justice Department probe. Public hearings on Ford's nomination to succeed Agnew proceed, with transcript made public. Billy Graham turns 56 in St Louis as crusade continues.
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Washington
Senate
Hales Committee
Gerald Ford
Buthe
Abearl N. Winter-Berger
Khule
Cannon
Winter- Berger
Justice Department
Winley-Berger
Ford
Spira T. Agnew
Chaiman
Rules Committee
House Dutieiary Committee
Winter-Berger
Sion
Winter-Bergers
Wade Eldar
Winer Berger
Michigan
Tie
Jerry Pord
Lord
Neihardt death reflections echoed at funeral services
Funeral rites for Nebraska writer and critic John Neihardt drew some 200 admirers as his reflections on death were repeated. Elmer Ellis delivered the eulogy, praising Neihardt as a major writer of his generation and noting his library donation to the university. Cremation planned in St. Louis.
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Neihardt
Columna
Nollard
Nebraska
Wet Laureatu
Taolins
Hildia Pett
Alice Tompson
Elmer Ellis
University of Missouri
Nelhardi
Dr. Willis
Uuniversity
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Law Officer
Clarence Pittman
ST. Louis
Billy Graham
Kain
L. R. Swanski
Mnglish
Monkbrynt
Pistry
Missouri United Methodist Church
Nebucht
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Australia
Yellowknife
Lindsay
Lindsay Soft Water
23Rd Street
Tempo
Jack & Jill
U. S. 30
Tempo, T.G
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