Delegate questions conference results
Deb Gondringer reports on the International Women's Year Conference in Houston drawing 7000 women. Debates centered on ERA, abortion, and federal funding. Nebraska delegates denounced liberal agendas while noting increased female civic involvement despite criticism of federal reach and activism.
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Seneca Falls
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Columbus
Nebraska
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Mrs. Zapotocky
Minnesota
Cairo set for peace talks under pyramids and Sphinx
Egypt Israel the United States and the United Nations plan talks at the Melia House near the pyramids to resume the Geneva peace conference. Moscow condemns the move as a sellout while Syria and the PLO threaten to boycott the Cairo talks. Lebanon Jordan and Libya align with rival capitals calling Sadat conferences.
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Community survey set to study Columbus needs and leadership
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce aims to conduct a December 7 survey in Columbus led by Shirley Hicks and William WU Schilling. The interview plan includes Whe Cohwibus Public Library and Pike Arts Department conference room with diverse groups. Results will be shared with the community.
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Carter lauds Egypt and Israel leaders for peace steps
President Carter praised Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin for a historic breakthrough toward Middle East peace after direct talks between Egypt and Israel. He warned Congress he will veto any energy compromise that harms consumers or fails to address conservation and production, and outlined a late November to early January overseas trip.
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Rural Hospital Rules Spark Nebraska Administrator Alarm
Columbus Community Hospital administrator Clarence Cory objects to three HEW proposals on beds per population, occupancy rates, and rural obstetrical units. He warns rural Nebraska facilities could face expansion barriers or service halts if guidelines pass, urging separate rural guidelines. He notes Nebraska's sparse population and travel times make present standards inappropriate.
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4-H veterinary science scholarship to David City teen
Janet Lynn Barlean of Route 1 David City received a $1000 4-H Veterinary Science scholarship at the 96th National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Chosen by The Cooperative Extension Service and presented by The Upjohn Company, Barlean is a Nebraska University freshman aiming for veterinary medicine and earned the honor after years in 4-H work assisting veterinarians and caring for injured animals.
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Economic Index Up In October For Fourth Straight Rise
The Commerce Department said the Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 0.7 percent in October marking a fourth consecutive monthly gain. Building permits and the money supply were the main drivers as housing activity grows at the fastest pace in four years.
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Nebraska Weather Brief Sees Front, Clear to Partly Cloudy Thursday
A cold front crossed Nebraska with light rain and cooler readings in the 30s. Highs ranged from 40 in Kearney to 95 in McCook yesterday, with overnight lows from Scottsbluff to Imperial down to 28 in North Platte. Forecasters expect partial clearing tonight, and mainly sunny skies tomorrow in eastern areas with highs in the 40s to mid 40s.
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Dinner notes mark United Way drive success
United Way President John Peck lauded a luncheon at the Holiday Inn where volunteers were honored for a highly successful campaign. The drive totaled about 99,800 dollars, roughly 110 percent of the goal, with 200 Oscars awarded to workers and firms receiving Gold and Silver recognitions for major contributions.
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