U S Israel agree on steps to restart Geneva talks
United States and Israel say they have agreed on ways to remove remaining obstacles to resuming Geneva peace talks. It remains unclear who would represent the Palestinians as a long, six hour bargaining session with President Carter, Secretary of State Vance, and Israeli Foreign Minister Dayan extended into the early hours.
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U.s.-Israel
Geneva
Jim Anderson
United Nations
UPI
United States
Israel
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Moshe Dayan
The
Dayan
Tsraei
Palestine Liberation Organization
White House
Jody Powell
Security Council
PLO
Bowhead whale wins as ban kept in place by Commerce
Washington reports a bowhead whale win over the Kiskimas as the Commerce Department chose not to object to the IWC ban on bowhead whaling imposed by scientists. The move preserves a critical conservation measure despite political pressure and procedural deadlines.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Government
Commerce Department
International Whaling Commission
State Department
Patsy Mink
IWC
Burrows backs eight-year push for local income tax school aid
Lincoln Senator George Burrows of Adams says he will persist with his school aid plan using a local income tax, even if it takes eight years. He plans to avoid a Congressional run to pursue another four-year Unicameral term, and aims to win early action in the 1978 Legislature amid court questions over tax financing of schools.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
George “Bill” Burrows
Adams
Congress
Burrows
Albion District VFW meeting features Nebraska officers
Albion hosts the district fall meeting with District Commander Jim Glasgow of Clarks and Department of Nebraska leaders including Earl Steiner and Clarabel Reed. Dorothy Fleshman and Pat Mohler aided Pat Compte in instruction. A 125 dinners were served at a membership event in Albion.
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Albion
Isvone County
VFW
Jim Glasgow
Clarks
Earl Steiner
Omaha
Department of Nebraska
Pat Compte
David City
Dorothy Buntgen
Pat Mohler
Compte
School of Instruction
Ment
Nebraska
Clarabel Reed
Grant
Steiner
Glasgow
Dorothy Fleshman
Ogallala
District 15
Carter’s U N speech baffles listeners at General Assembly
Delegates expected a Middle East focus but Carter stressed dangers of a sustained nuclear arms race. He pledged no reduction of the U S stockpile, urged a new strategic arms treaty with the Soviet Union, and noted Palestinians’ rights while observers saw alignment with Soviet positions.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
America
Middle East
Carter
Soviet Union
U.S
Senate approves farm aid amid budget concerns
The Senate narrowly approved 1.4 billion in new disaster aid for drought hit farmers as part of a DC appropriations bill. Critics led by Sen. Muskie warned the SBA disaster loan boost strains the budget, while supporters say farmers deserve relief. a conference with the House is expected.
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Washington
Muskie
SBA
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Leasons
Los Angelenos
Midwest
Agriculture Department
4-H Group Notes on Sewing and Club Reorganizations
September meetings detail Jr. Shermanettes led by Joani Behlen with sewing demonstrations by Mrs. Paul Kummer and a plan to honor Mrs. Jolene Soulliere for makeup and grooming tips. Reorganization set for October 17 at Tammy Gehring’s. reporter Christine Luchsinger.
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Jr. Shermanettes
Joani Behlen
Paul Kummer
Jolene Soulliere
Tammy Gehring
Christine Luchsinger
Siems honored at retirement dinner in Columbus
Clarence H. Siems senior plant accountant for the Nebraska Public Power District was feted at a retirement dinner at the Elks Country Club in Columbus. Robert Walgren presented a gold watch and Robert Malmstrom awarded retirement documents. Siems began his power career as an engineering clerk for Central Power Company in Grand Island in 1997. In 1941 he transferred to.
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Clarence H. Siems
Nebraska Public Power District
Elks Country Club
Columbus
Robert Walgren
NPPD
Siems
Robert Malmstrom
Central Power Company
Grand Island
Consumers Public Power District
Sanior
Snyder
We University of Nebraska
First United Methodist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Sharlan
Richard Ludwig
William Legenza
Ronald Straad
German court upholds ban on lawyers for jailed terrorists
The West German Constitutional Court rejected appeals to strike down the emergency ban on contacts between imprisoned terrorists and their lawyers. The court ruled such communications could endanger the life of Hanns Martin Schleyer, kidnapped by the Baader-Meinhof group who threaten to kill him unless 11 inmates are released and evacuated. Legal authorities say the ban targets misuse of legal access by the terrorists.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPT
Hanns Martin Schreyer
Schleyer
Federation of German Industry
Federation of German Employer Associations
Baader-Meinhof
Germany
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