Omaha Schools Move Ahead With Desegregation Plan
Omaha's largest district proceeds toward integration by January 1 after the Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling. Superintendent Owen Knutzen and civic leaders stress voluntary busing, continued quality education, and safety measures while legal aid officials hail the decision as a step to desegregate peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPT
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Boston
Dale
Kolste
Supreme Court
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Albert Schatz
Owen Knutzen
Knutzen
Dist
Paul Kennedy
Omaha Board of Education
Kennedy
Robert Broom
Legal Aid Society
Broom
Infant Born With Heart Outside Chest Survives Surgery First Time
Christopher Wall Jr a three month old in New Jersey became the first infant in 300 years to live more than two days with ectopia cordis. At Children's Hospital doctors attempted multiple skin coverings before a fifth successful wrap. The team led by Dr Naresh Saxena remains hopeful for a normal future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen L. Slott
Philadelphia
UPI
Christopher Wall Jr
Christopher
Children's Hospital
Christopher Wall Sr
Wall
Berlin
N.J
Camden, N.J
Teresa
Garden State Community Hospital
Marlton
Children’s Hospital
Saxena
Bher
Robert G. Kettrick
Kettrick
Gorillas Meg and Hatari At Cincinnati Zoo Draw Romance Hope
Cincinnati Zoo keeps Meg a 13 year old female and Hatari a 12 year old male apart to court. Officials report the pair show cautious affection during a two week get acquainted phase while zookeepers feed them special treats and monitor their behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Hatari
Cincinnati Zoo
Busch Gardens
Tampa
Fla
Pep Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Ed’s .Love
Zoo
Ed Maruska
Hercules
Sewage to methane energy plan eyed by AU Bechtel EPA group
An industry government academic team led by Joseph P. Judge at American University studies turning sewage into methane fertilizer and clean water. Pilot work uses enzymes to digest waste producing gas and sludge usable as fertilizer. With 130 million gallons daily at Blue Plains, projected gas could reach 800 million cubic feet daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Clayton Washington
UPI
Joseph P. Judge
American University
Energy Research
Bechtel Corp
San Francisco
Maercy Research and Development Administration
Potomac River
Vinge
Blue Plains
Spirits of 76 EraReveal Jeffersons Wine Folly
A 1975 feature presents Jefferson as a wine connoisseur involved in the era of Independence. Newly uncovered details from Ernest Mittelberger describe Jefferson dining with multiple covers, ample wine, and a habit of wine exploration during his Paris and Philadelphia years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Indian Queen
Ernest G. Mittelberger
Jefferson
Isaac
France
Wine Museum of
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mittelberger
Monticello
Government participation day set in Boone County Albion
Boone County will host American Legion Cornhusker Boys and Girls participation day on November 20 in Albion. Richard T. Jackson and Hilda Johnson co chair the event with registrations at Zion Lutheran Church at 10 a.m. The program includes county official introductions, aims and duties of county offices, and a lunch at Zion Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
American Legion Cornhusker Boys and Girls County Government Inc
Boone County
Richard T. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Hilda Johnson
Zion- Lutheran Church
American Legion
R.T. Jackson
Boone
American Legion Auxiliary
Raymond Medlin, Jr
Zion Lutheran Church
St. Edward Fha
Court confirms death sentences in Karume assassination
The Zanzibar High Court confirmed 12 death sentences and commuted 10 in the 1972 assassination of Sheikh Abeid Karume. In 27 appealed cases from 44 convicts, verdicts were handed Monday with remaining rulings expected later amid torture allegations in the treason trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPI
High Court
Zanzibar
Abeid Karume
Tanganyika
Garden Club Elects Officers in Osceola
Osceola Garden Club elects Mrs. Glen Hendrickson president with Eliza Miller as vice president and Viola as officer. The group met at Mrs. Maud Magnuson’s home where Lulu Ward received the hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Glen Hendrickson
Eliza Miller
Viola
Maud Magnuson
Lulu Ward
Plants changed by Aid women meeting at church
Creston St John Ladies Aid met at the Church Thursday afternoon. Mrs Dennis Rosenthal led the topic. A plant exchange was held and plans were made for a December pot luck supper. Hostesses were Mrs Heino Siefken and Mrs Albert Theilen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
St. John Ladies’ Aid
Dennis Rosenthal
Heino Siefken
Albert Theilen
Notable View on Jefferson’s Temperance and Wine
A compact historical note argues that Jefferson is unfairly labeled a drunk and stresses his moderation with wine as a civilized beverage, contrasting with harsher depictions. It emphasizes declaring causes for separation and critiques character portrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Green Dravern
Boston
John Adams
George Washington
Washington
Fraunces’ Tavern
New York City
John Hancock
the Patriot
Seaeennes
Thomas Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albion High School
Jerry Carder
Chris Conrad
Jack DeLay
Brad Haas
Kim Hartford
Robbie Hathaway
Susan Hoefler
Karen Kotre
Merlin Lee
Ritchie Lee
Tara Levander
Dennis Michael
Jane Mundschenk
Lisa Nelson
Jacquie Noble
Tammy O’brien
Debbie Peterson
Julie Reynoldson
Cindy Rutten
Joe Schmitz
Michael Schrad
Cindy Seda
Darla Sharp
Rosenbaums
Dale Rosenbaum
Ray Seiz
Torrington
Wyo
Brian Bigley
Raymond Lawson
Earl Maricle
Ivan Maricle
St. Edward
Larry Rosenbaum
Lynn
Amy
Harold
Rick van Sant
Cincinnati
Meg and
Champagne
Bordeaux
Bourgogne
United States
White House
John Barleycorn
John Bull
Garden Club
Merle Norman
Columbus
27Th Avenue
Owens-Corning
York, Nebr
Fleischer Rexall
NEIOR
13Th Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!