Indoor Woodstock at Winterland Ends Band Farewell Tour
In San Francisco on Thanksgiving night 1976 an event billed as an indoor Woodstock gathers about 5000 attendees for a formal waltz dinner by a 40 piece orchestra followed by The Band farewell concert. Tickets at 25 dollars include meal and show with plans to film the night as a movie.
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San Francisco Opera Company
Sign of peace and political squabble in Lebanon amid Syrian peacekeepers
Lebanon faced a peacetime quarrel as Muslim Premier Rashid Karami demanded an investigation of Christian army officers over funds and arms. Camille Chamoun countered that the army was disciplined during the war. Rightist commander Beshir Gemayel warned of renewed arms if independence is threatened, while Syrian-led peacekeepers restrained passions with 25 000 troops and heavy weaponry across the region.
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Camille Chamoun
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Beshir Gemayel
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Bekaa Valley
Eath
Post Office Holiday Schedule For Thanksgiving Day
The U S Postal Service will operate on a holiday schedule Thursday November 25 with no window service or mail delivery to residences or businesses Vern Zimmerman Columbus postmaster said special delivery and lock box service will be provided and mail will be collected from star U S mailboxes late in the day to meet first class standards Normal service resumes Friday November 26 Also a UPI dateline notes Riverside California tied for high at 85 F and Williston North Dakota tied for low at 2 F</S>
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Carter Delighted by Washington Visit Amid Transition Plans
President-elect Jimmy Carter called his first Washington trip post election delightful and said talks with Ford aides and cabinet officials aided his transition. He met with congressional leaders including Tip O’Neill and discussed early government reorganization, with Mondale and Hesburgh also present.
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Ford Seeks Continued GOP Influence After White House
President Ford plans to remain a GOP leader after leaving office. Press Secretary Nelsen says Ford sees himself as head of the party and will influence its course while preparing the 1978 federal budget. Ford to discuss plans after Thanksgiving at Camp David amid Smith resignation as national chair.
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Olympic Airways YS11 Crash Kills 50 In Greece
A Olympic Airways YS11 crashed into a northern Greek mountain during a storm, killing all 50 aboard. The flight was Athens to Kozani with 46 passengers and four crew, wreckage scattered near Metaxades, 10 miles from Kozani.
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Dry weather hurts wheat as harvests near finish in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers completed much of the harvest as dry conditions slowed winter wheat growth. Topsoil moisture remained short in all 93 counties and subsoil moisture short in 99 percent. Wheat was rated fair in 67 percent, good in 14 percent, excellent in 6 percent, and poor in 13 percent, with best prospects in the south central district. Over 95 percent of corn had been harvested, about 10 percent ahead of normal.
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FDA proposes warning labels on fluorocarbon aerosols
The FDA proposes interim labels on about one billion aerosol cans to warn that chlorofluorocarbons may hurt public health and the environment by depleting the ozone. The plan aims to curb nonessential uses before an eventual ban and seeks global action to limit CFC releases.
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Missouri eyes full scale swine flu immunization plan
Missouri health officials move to ready a statewide swine flu immunization effort after confirming a Concordia man's mild case. CDC is testing blood samples while 17.6 percent of eligible Missourians have been immunized since September.
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Jerry Giffen
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Telegram to skip Thanksgiving edition and holiday schedule
Telegram staff will take Thursday off for Thanksgiving with no paper printed that day. Back Friday for Friday afternoon and Saturday morning editions. Saturday’s issue will cover the Nebraska Oklahoma game. Plans call for early noon print on Dec 24 and Dec 31 Fridays to avoid Saturday papers during long holidays.
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Nebraska Weather Outlook Mixed Skies and Warmer Temperatures
A weak high pressure system over eastern South Dakota and a weak low trough in the northern plains shape Nebraska weather. Partly sunny skies dominate eastern and central Nebraska with clear western areas. midday readings in the 20s to 30s and afternoon highs in the 40s and 50s. Highs Monday range 34 to 43 and overnight lows 10 to 28 across the state.
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