Susan Ford membership delayed by White House photographers group
Susan Ford's application to join the White House News Photographers Association was tabled for further consideration at a membership meeting. President Bernard Boston indicated the delay is common and that the application likely will be accepted.
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Susan
Washington
UPI
Susan Ford
White House
Boston
Harvestgro Irrigation Systems Inc
Harvestgro
Everett Larson
Wahoo
Wheelers Road
Ithica
Mead
Butter price hits record 1.16 a pound
The wholesale butter price rose to a record 1.16 dollars per pound as strong dairy demand outstripped milk production. Observers say shortages will worsen before easing next year, with summer heat and substitute costs lifting prices further.
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New York
UPI
Gerald Foskett
U.S. Department of Acca
Philadelphia
Oskett
Foskett
U.S
Sy Goldstein
Hotel Bar Foods
Goldstein
Government halted safety check for Christmas lights by court order
A UPI report says a federal judge blocked the National Ornament and Electric Light Christmas Association from using deputies or its booklet in stores to test and identify hazardous Christmas lights. The action follows a legal challenge from the lighting industry group representing 27 manufacturers and importers.
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Ashington
UPI
National Ornament and Electric Light Christmas Association Inc
New York
Pacific
Big Red football linked to Nebraskans’ fitness says doctor
Grand Island physician Dr. Warren G. Bosley argues a link between Nebraska’s football success and public physical fitness. He cites strong athletic programs as an object lesson for nonparticipants and notes fitness aids injury prevention and alertness. He urges practical home workouts amid game excitement.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Medical Association
Warren G. Bosley
Grand Island
Norman
Bosley
Common man's millionaire John Schwegmann frames reformist path
John Schwegmann, a 64 year old multimillionaire with large supermarkets, calls himself the common man's millionaire and a persistent consumer advocate. He says he fights for ordinary people, criticizes politicians and calls for better dairy and utility regulation after a career challenging drug liquor and fair trade laws and serving on the Louisiana Public Service Commission.
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Peter M. Zollman
Metairie
UPI
John Schwegmann
Schwegmann
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Louisiana
David
Goliath
John
Senate votes to cap federal spending under law
The Senate approved a June 30 1976 ceiling of 8.6 billion above last March's agreement by a 69 to 23 vote. The measure targets a 74.8 billion deficit while the administration seeks 373.8 billion in spending. Kennedy’s bid for 1.5 billion tax reform was defeated 76 to 21 as Long argued tax reform means revenue cuts.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Kennedy
Woman Awarded 260000 In Dental Negligence Suit
Clare Tomie testified she felt no sensation when kissing her husband after a 1968 dental operation. A Wayne County jury awarded Mrs. Tomie 260000 and her husband 15000 for damages citing permanent numbness in her lower lip and jaw. The Bloom Associates group may appeal for a new trial.
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Detroit
UPI
Clare Tomie
Wayne County
Tomie
Frank
Sterling Heights
Bloom Associates
Not very good odds on winning a $100000 jackpot
Carson City Nevada based on a UPI report gaming expert Paul R Brugger of the state Gaming Control Board says the $100000 jackpot would occur once every 48000 years.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Paul R. Brugger
State Gaming Control Board
National Bible Week Aims to Promote Reading Across Faiths
UPI reports American Christians remain biblically illiterate despite Bibles 66 books. The Laymen's National Bible Committee marks National Bible Week Nov 23 30 with honorary chairman Ford and Johnny Cash to be honored. Notables including Billy Graham Arthur Goldberg Theodore Hesburgh Art Linkletter George Meany Cardinal Shehan and Archbishop are listed as supporters. Edward P Blair receives a special citation for the Abingdon Bible Handbook publication.
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David E. Anderson
UPI
National Bible Committee
Ford
Johnny Cash
Billy Graham
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Art Linkletter
George Meany
Lawrence Shehan
National Bible Week
Poe
Rausch
Laymen’s Bible Committee
Edward P. Blair
Abingdon Bible Handbook
Abingdon Press
OPPD approves bonds to partly fund Nebraska City plant
The Omaha Public Power District OKs a bonds issue bringing total debt to 497.8 million. A reduced 115 million plan was downsized due to market conditions to fund part of the 575,000 kilowatt coal plant under construction at Nebraska City for 1979 operation. Walter Gaebler II cited higher tax market rates and the district’s strong credit as enabling funding.
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OMAHA
UPI
Omaha Public Power District Electric System
OPPD
Killowatt
Nebraska City
Walter Gaebler II
Taxcom Securities
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Kan
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Cuba
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Big Red
Japan
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Nebraska
Ottis
Platte County
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Joyce Hamling
Conyers Auction and Realty CO
Cyril Zoucha
Columbus
Conyers and Nebr
Ox Church
Claire Randall
National Council of Churches
NCC
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U.S. Catholic Conference
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