Paris recalled by longtime Paris observer Miss Flanner
HAL BOYLE reports on Janet Flanner, longtime New Yorker Paris writer, recalling 1920s Paris as it was, noting her nostalgia for a France less Americanized, and sharing her views on Paris life, politics, and culture as she reflects from age 80. Also mentions upcoming Nebraska Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Schuyler on Oct. 9 with national president Claude Ohnstead.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Paris
Europe
Une Limike
France
Janet Plaimer
New Yorker
Irving Drutman
Miss Flanner
America
Picasso
Iyself
Wresch
Charles de Gaulle
Schuyler, Neb
Athanavat
Nebraska Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Claude Ohnstead
Washington
Horoscope chart for Sun signs March 31 to April 1
A dense horoscope page lists TAURUS through PISCES with daily guidance. It notes social cooperation for TAURUS and Gemini, home improvement for LEO, and business plans for SAGITTARIUS. It mentions romance and charm for VIRGO and CAPRICORN and hints at notable potential in a young person described as YOUR CHILD.
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Taurus
Moon Children
Abe
VIRGO
Howie
Cnfer
Ihbytes
Scorpio
Orie
Sagittarius Livy
Capricorn
Aquarius
Oriown Associates
Kidney repair surgery returns own kidneys to body
Two repaired kidneys were removed from patients, repaired, and returned to their bodies in two operations. University of Oregon Medical School official Russell L. Lawson said the procedure avoids tissue rejection and may extend to tumors, performed on a 1 year old boy and an older woman with severe hypertension. A separate Watergate related court ruling barred extrajudicial statements by officials and witnesses in the case.
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American College of Surgeons
Russell L. Lawson
University of Oregon Medical School
Ae Sab
Washington
District Court
John J
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Simica
Justice Department
U.S. Attorney's Office
FBI
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Russell
Lawson
Haig Returns From Saigon After Secret Talks
Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. reported to President Nixon after four days of undisclosed consultations with South Vietnamese leaders in Saigon. Talks reportedly focused on U.S. Saigon positions in Paris peace talks and ceasefire formulas. Haig’s schedule delayed his departure from Saigon as he met with President Thien and other officials, then returned to the White House via Camp David.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Saigon
Nixon
Haig
Henry Kissinger
White House
Camp David
Lyon
Nguyen van Phieu
NOVA program plan for all three Nebraska campuses
Lincoln Nebraska AP says a single NOVA program involving students from all three University of Nebraska campuses is planned for submission to federal officials. Previously each campus was to submit its own proposal. The federally subsidized program, which NU pioneered last year, gives undergraduates college credit for antipoverty or social action work. Funds had been withheld and a January resumption is being prepared.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
NY Nova
Ed Kelley
Omaha
Medical Center
NOVA
Gun Accessory Aimed to Remove Shell Casings
Bill Molmer of 1989 25th Avenue introduced a device designed to clamp over the end of a 10 gauge shotgun shell after firing to pull it from the barrel. The tool features an otter end intended to hook and remove the shell's paper portion if it detached from the brass.
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Bill Molmer
25Th Avenue
The Columbus Telegram Subscription Notice
The Columbus Telegram lists delivery and subscription rates with monthly and yearly pricing. It notes change of address procedures and redirects to postal service details for Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Columbuss
Columbus
Plalree Booce
Bulle Collasy Nance
Waaratt Tebraska
Black students plan second annual homecoming dance at UNO
Omaha scene reports the second annual black homecoming dance at the University of Nebraska at Omaha on Thursday to benefit sickle cell anemia research. A black homecoming queen will be chosen amid debate that regular homecoming offers little for Black students. Delta Upsilon hosts its second annual Creighton campus bicycle race with a peloton course and a 16 mile ride on October 8.
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Omaha, Neb
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Art Anderson
Campus
Black Athletes Committee of Black Liberation
Omaha
Web
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Creighton University
Milk price hikes hit Omaha groceries in 1989
Milk price increases ripple through Omaha supermarkets as Hinky Dinky Bakers Roberts raise gallon prices from 95 cents to 1.02 and half gallons from 48 to 53 cents. Roberts notes higher raw milk costs rising to 6.67 per hundredweight. Baker and Goodrich indicate follow‑on rises. Ak‑Sar‑Ben 4‑H barrow champion crowned at 213 pounds from 272 entries.
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Omaha
Neh
Hinky Dinky
Isbel
Roberts
Baker’s
Roberts Dairy
Dick Rochman
Bob Baker
Baker's
Paul Wagner
Goodrich Dairy
Oscar Zinsmasler
Neb
Sheldon Johnson
Jackson
Min
Agnew Attacks McGovern in Grain Belt Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized George McGovern during stops in Nebraska and Iowa, labeling his opponent’s tax plan as a threat to family farms and accusing him of pork barrel politics. Agnew defended federal funding and warned McGovern’s rhetoric could aid North Vietnam while casting doubt on McGovern’s plans for America.
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Quaha
Neb
Spire T. Agnew
South
George McGovern
Agnew
Council Bluffs
Iawa
Omaha
West Virginia
South Dakota
McGovern
Rapid City
Sturgis
Aid McGovern
America
North Vietnam
Sen. McGovern
Nebraska Leads In Interstate Highway Construction
Lincoln Nebraska AP Nebraska remains ahead of neighboring states in interstate highway construction. As of June 30 its 480 mile system was 87.3 percent complete to federal standards, with 90.1 percent open to traffic. Wyoming trailed behind in both measures.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Federal Transportation Department
Wyoming
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