Thank Your Stars For The Job You Have
HAL BOYLE notes that most people dislike aspects of work yet seldom should feel trapped in their careers. He argues appreciating current roles, despite faults, compares worse fates to imagine far harsher jobs, and lists satirical analogies from a door to hell to a security guard at the Water Rate, urging gratitude for employment.
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Hatebeck
Dracula
Joe Namath
Belfast
Abbie Hoffman
Diogenes
Activites
Sadittamius
Dee
Aquarius
Government
Minimum wage fight stalls in Congress as votes split
Washington AP reports the push for a federal minimum wage hike is stalled as the House blocks a conference with the Senate. Conservatives and Southern Democrats oppose the Senate plan, while liberals warn farm and urban interests will suffer without a compromise. Dent, Burton, and farming groups weigh next moves amid a 1.60 wage baseline and proposals reaching 2.20 over two years.
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Washington
House
Senate
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Phillip Burton
Dalif
Burton
Weatth
Coaliion
Howand
Millon
Bent
Bill
Yules
Dent
Exon decries UNO building plan as poor planning
Gov. Exon blasted a proposed 3 million classroom office building in front of the UNO Administration Hullleg as a tragically poor plan. He urged UNO and the NN Board of Regents to consider downtown office space or expansion, and suggested Lincoln campus expansion as a possibility due to nearby downtown areas.
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Omaha
Neb
Exon
University of Nebraska At Omaha
UNO
NN Board of Regents
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Change Note
Subscription rates listed for Columbus and surrounding counties include 2.00 per month by carrier and 13.00 per year by mail in Platte and neighboring counties. Mail delivery to Nebraska and other states offered at 7.00 per year via mail trailer. Readers urged to notify postmasters and the Telegram of any new address changes.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Earrier
Platte
Boor Mutter
Colfaxe Merrick Nance
Park
Traileer
Peatnally
Five held on suspicion of robbery in Papillion
In Sarpy County Nebraska five men were held on suspicion of robbery after a cafe holdup at Richfield. Four fled as a car chase began. one surrendered after being spotted by a farmer who fired warnings. Deputies later arrested four others as a night marshal and deputy pursued suspects. Peterson’s billfold and about $270 were recovered. total amount taken unclear.
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Papillion
Neb
Tobebery
Richfield Cafe
Clarence Peterson
Billfeld
Clarence Tex
Tex
Richard Whitled
Gary Buskirk
Springfield
Rey Smith
Whitted
Peterson
Aquinas High elects officers and club leaders
DAVID CITY Results of recent elections at Aquinas High School list officers for Latin Club with Mark Polak as president and others, Library Club with Joan Smith as president and Ed DeWispelare as vice president, Math Club with Bonnie Hain as president and Dan Policky as vice president, and other secretary treasurer and chaplain roles. Reserve cheerleaders for 1972 73 include sophomores Jules Kuhnel Carol Kobza Luann Moravec and freshmen Theresa Benesch Becky Zeller. Pep Club seniors Lora Marulka and Diane Polak juniors Peg Dehher and Michelle Romshek sophomores Sue Armstrong Beth Hiller freshmen Mary Anh Hilgee Kort Meysenburg.
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David City
Aquinas High School
Mark Polak
Steve Hotovy
Donna Haman
Patricia Fox
Carol Kebza
Library Club
Joan Smith
Ed DeWispelare
Eileen Kurovsky
Dennis Kriz
Math Club
Bonnie Hain
Dan Policky
Diane Schreiber
Tony Hotovy
Virginia Vondra
Sohomores
Jules Kuhnel
Carol Kobza
Luann Moravec
Theresa Benesch
Becky Zeller
Lora Marulka
Diane Polak
Peg Dehher
Michelle Romshek
Sue Armstrong
Beth Hiller
Mary Anh Hilgee
Kort Meysenburg
Aries and Other Signs Face Cautions in Vague Forecast
Horoscope style text warns Aries Taurus Gemini and other signs about potential conflicts and delays. Advice focuses on restraint, timing, appearance, temper control, and practical steps to avoid adverse outcomes. Notable mentions include Moon Children, Virgo and Capricorn hints, and generic guidance for personal relations and finances.
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Aries
Othirs
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Des' Jose
Lisra
Orla
Surgical laser touted for tissue repair and healing
In San Francisco AP reports James P. Fidler of University of Cincinnati Medical Center described a new invisible laser technique that removes dead skin from burn victims and repairs damaged internal organs in animals at the College of Surgeons annual clinical congress.
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San Francisco
Tepart
James P. Fidler
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Fcan
College of Surgeons
Fidler
Technieue
Midler
Class officers selected for Holy Family School seventeenth year
Students at Holy Family School elected the following to the student council for 1972 73 with seniors Dan Karus president Kathy Hemmer vice president Allan Zach treasurer juniors Jankie Pfeifer secretary LuAnn Herchenbarch Gary Schumacher sophomores Cindy Korth Tom Zach freshmen Jayne Beller Paul Preister. Pep Club officers named Denise Kurtenbach president Ani Preister vice president Linda Korth secretary Cindy Hemmer treasurer. Fidler described a laser technique using carbon dioxide to cut tissue with minimal heat and bleeding.
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Lindsay
Holy Family School
Dan Karus
Kathy Hemmer
Allan Zach
Jankie Pfeifer
LuAnn Herchenbarch
Gary Schumacher
Cindy Korth
Tom
Zach
Jayne Beller
Paul Preister
Gail Geilenkirchen
Mary Jo Hemmer
John Gaspers
Sue Klassen
Jane Hemmer
Denise Korus
Mary McPhillips
Marty Kurtenbach
Sohomores
Marie Hemmer
Vince Freister
Cathy Wessel
Pat Gaspers
Damon London
Kenn Schnitzter
Dennis McPhillips
Dave Lubischer
Denise Kurtenbach
Ani Preister
Linda Korth
Cindy Hemmer
League marks 25th anniversary with potluck event
Nearly 100 attend the Lutheran Laymen's League celebration in Leigh marking 25 years. Guest speakers include Rev. E. C. Werner of Freeman and Rev. H. Pauner of Norfolk. Martin Bartenbruch and Rev. Carl Efraimson welcome attendees. Donations total 1756.59 to the Lutheran Howe. Former members and families attend along with charter members and planning volunteers.
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Leigh
Tion Lutheran Laymen's League
E. C. Werner
Freeman
H. Paauner
Norfolk
Martin Bartenbruch
Carl Efraimson
Vernon Hahu
LLS
Clarence Johannes
LLL
Lutheran Howe
Sil
Lorinda Asche
Messrs
Mines
Martin Bartenhrich
Albert Wranzen
Ernest Wierken
Carl Reins
the Hey
County Legion and Auxiliary Hold Sunday Convention
LEIGH seventy five members of Colfax County American Legion and Auxiliary attended the county convention in the Legion Hall. Frank Kramer of Schuyler was elected commander and Joe Tresnak of Howells vice commander during the meeting led by Lowell Foye. District No. 7 commander Leo Corbin spoke. Auxiliary officers were elected and installed by district president Delores Kreizinger. A donation was planned for a Veterans Administration Hospital party in Omaha.
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Leigh
Colfax County
Urban Imhalte
Earle Wendt
Jerald Held
Harold Svoboda
Norman Rogmarin
Legion
Laurence Maliha
Robert Held
Laurence Malina
Leigh Post
Harald Conrad
Gospel Hits Drive Youth to Gospel Music Says Dave Clark
Gospel music gains young fans as Jesus movement trends, says Dave Clark head of Gospel-Truth label at Slax Records. Clark highlights lasting appeal, early career with Sam Cooke discovery, Mahalia Jackson promotion, and challenges in boosting gospel's mainstream reach.
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Mariah Fox
Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Jesus Christ
Dave Clark
Graying Clark
Slax, Records
Clark
Xu Young
Vve
Jackson
Venn
Sam Cooke
B. B. King
Junior Parker
Jackie Wison
O. VY. Wright
Mahalia = Jackson
Harry Coffee dies in Omaha Nebraska
Harry Bullington Coffee former Nebraska Congressman and livestock industry figure died Tuesday night in Omaha hospital at age 82 He was a longtime leader of Union Stock Yards Co and its South Omaha Terminal Railway Co Coffee served four terms in the House from 1934 and was a key spokesman for the livestock industry He helped Omaha stockyards become the world’s largest market in 1941 and was chairman of the board from 1961 He was a 1913 University of Nebraska graduate and World War I Army Air Corps veteran.
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Omana
Neb
Harry Bullington Coffee
Nebraska
Omaha
Coffee
Union Stock Yards Company
Old Sun
Grand Island
Congress
Helicopters Enter Antarctica in 1947 by U S Navy
The U S Navy introduced helicopters to Antarctica in 1947 marking a milestone in polar aviation. The deployment expanded remote operations and reconnaissance capabilities for scientific and logistical missions on the ice.
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Antarctica
U.S. Navy
Unl ag enrollment drops at University of Nebraska College
Lincoln AP report shows undergraduate enrollment in the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture at 1394 this fall, a 39 percent decrease from last year. Roy Arnold notes rising demand in education, agriculture, and food science, while graduates face varied placement and military declines.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Agriculture College
Roy Arnold
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