Fremont clash over teacher pay sinks to court
A Fremont Board of Education attorney urged Nebraska Court of Industrial Relations to lower teacher salaries, arguing supply and demand and inflation favor lower scales. He contends public schools should reflect market rates and that compensation should not be set by government or unions.
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Fremont Tribune
Boards of Education
United States
Fremont Board of Education
Nebraska Court of Industrial Relations
A.C. Sidner
Fremont
Sidner
Vierant Education Association
Chalea
Foreign aid debate questions U.S. generosity and consequences
An opinion piece criticizes the U.S. foreign aid program amid Nixon administration unease after the Senate’s move to end aid. It argues aid exposes allies and enemies, questions the cycle of development, and warns how future aid could influence the nation's own fate if it becomes underdeveloped again.
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Jimbo
Nixon
Laird
Senate
Pss
China
Barbs by Phil Pastore Anecdotes on Office Wit
A humorous column by Phil Pastore critiques office banter and social quirks. It Playfully mocks men who miscount and chase old wives tales while hinting at everyday gadgets and supermarket scenes. The tone is breezy and satirical about suburban life and fashion.
Kennedy rumors and Marilyn Monroe intimate histories
A satirical take on the Kennedy family rumors about Robert Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe. The piece argues gossip about John and Robert Kennedy’s private lives has long circulated, noting Monroe’s alleged calls, overdoses, and supposed romances while dismissing most claims as unfounded and sensational.
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Shereig
Kennedy
United Press International
Robert. Kennedy
Marilyn Monroe
Mar] Wilson
Miss Monroe
Kenedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Daddy
Sind
RFK
Marilyn
Mr. X
White House
Rce
Los Angeles
Peter Lawford
RFR
RPK
Fivo
Lawford
Robert Kennedy
Martyn Monroe
Mit
Ted Kenordy
Mary Jo Kopechne
The Jig Your Freedom Newspaper
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska presents a moral-tinged proclamation on freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility. It argues freedom is self-directed, not licentious anarchy, and aligns with the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence.
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Jig Your Freedom
Trumpeter's neck swelling puzzled doctors
Dear Dr Lamb answers trumpet players neck swelling during high air pressure. A leak at the top of the larynx connected to a neck air sac causes a ballooning effect when blowing, common among players. Visit an ear nose and throat specialist for proper care and reassurance.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Alen
Lamb
Grassland Across Hillsennumber Dis gross Se Teistke
Puzzle text fragment listing scattered clues and word parts. Contains numerous garbled terms and partial phrases across multiple lines, including numbers and foreign language fragments, with no discernible events or coherent story to report.
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Highlander
Expect International
Taket Iis Union
Remsin
Mengers
Ecology Drives Small Towns Toward Garbage Gold
The Crigsville Virginia plant plans a million dollar payroll by recycling Boston area waste into magnetite slurry and mushroom growing medium using cement kilns. Nearby fields import magnetite from Sweden at high prices while Burlington Northern pledges soil restoration on Eastern Montana coal lands.
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Boeing Company
Portland
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Cr Lgsville
Washington-Baltimore
Craigsville
Cock Fields
Sweden
Burlington Northern Railroad
Montana
Burlington Northern
Pureland: Ecological Industrial Park Aims to Clean Delaware Valley
The Pureland venture by Landled Corp of Philadelphia and State Mutual Life Assurance plans an ecologically controlled industrial park on New Jersey land near Philadelphia Camden. It seeks preplanned elimination of water air soil and odor pollution with heavy to light industry and deepwater shipping. The effort targets a national benchmark and aligns with recycling and pollution taxation debates.
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Delaware Valley
Pureland
Landled Corporation of
Philadelphia
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
Worcester
Mass
New Jersey
Delaware
Philadelphia- Camden
Portland
Jersey Turnpike
American Conservative Union
Free enterprise would have built railroads without subsidies
The argument argues railroads and schools succeed under pure private capital without government subsidies. It cites Ayn Rand and Stewart Holbrook, contending subsidy invites control and failure, claiming private funding preserves independence and market discipline across rail, education, farming, and entertainment ventures.
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Ayn Rand
James Jerome Hill
Great Lakes
Puget Sound
Great Northern
Lincoln
Washington
Conservative leaders split over Nixon’s 1972 path in New York
The 1972 scene features conservatives wary of Nixon’s liberal moves yet fearful of radical liberal rivals like Kennedy, Muskie and Lindsay. Some consider challenging Nixon in primaries or aligning with Wallace, while many wait to see how foreign policy, welfare, and crime stances unfold in a complex election year.
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New York
N.Y
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
China
Asia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Wtll
United States
Poo Capsuienge
Edward Kennedy
George McGovern
Edward Muskie
John Lindsay
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndan Johnson
New Hampshire
Conserva
Tive
George Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
White House
Engineer Professor Neil Armstrong at University of Cincinnati
A profile of the new engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati portraying him as a world wise doer rather than a cloistered scholar. The piece highlights his practical experience and places him among notable historical figures for student remembrance.
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George Bernard Shaw
University of
First Man on Moon Inspires Space Mapping Efforts
The voice highlights historic lunar achievement and surveys current engineers teaching techniques that could map or construct depots on the moon. Atlanta Constitution mentions the ongoing push toward space projects and academic collaboration.
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Earth
Atlanta
Constitution
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