Pause Before Storm in British Parliament Vote on Market Joining
Foreign news commentary notes Prime Minister Edward Heath may win a parliamentary majority up to 100 when the House of Commons votes on joining the European Common Market on October 25. Rebels from the Libor party could back the government though the party formally opposes it. The challenge may come after with follow-up legislation and potential Labor opposition.
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Edward Meath
House of Commons
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Telegram publishes evening editions with delivery routes
Subscriptions listed for Columbus Nebraska and nearby towns with prices per month and year. Notices indicate change of address procedures via local postmaster and Telegram office.
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Almanac notes and historical events for October 11
The almanac lists today's date October 11 1971 lunar phase last quarter and visible planets. It notes Eleanor Roosevelt born October 1 1884 and historical events including the first steam ferry in 1811 the Edison patent filing in 1880 and Chiang Kai-shek Mao pledge in 1945 and Apollo 7 launch in 1865. A quote from John Burroughs ponders time becoming sacred through living.
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ETV Committees Meet in Lincoln to Review Courses
Six curriculum committees of the Nebraska Educational Television Council will meet in Lincoln to review past lessons and recommend revisions. The sessions will be at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education on the University of Nebraska Lincoln campus, covering education arts and humanities physical science life science social science and business.
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Nevada scientists to study Antarctica ice pollution
Three University of Nevada researchers will spend three months in Antarctica collecting ice and snow samples to track silver and iodine levels over time. They aim to assess pollution from industrial activity and cloud seeding, with Byrd Station as a first stop.
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Nev
Antarctica
University of Nevada
Josep Warburton
Campus
Desert Research Institute
Lawrence Young
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Higher divorce rate among young couples in early data
The Census Bureau reports a higher divorce rate for young married couples, especially Black Americans, based on two decades ending in 1967. Among Black men married before 22, 28 percent divorced in 20 years, vs 18 percent if married after 22. Black women married in teens show about 47 percent divorce, far above white rates.
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Collision Kills 10 on Friendship Highway near Khon Kaen
Ten people died when a crowded bus crashed into a rack carrying tinier on the Friendship Highway near Khon Kaen. The Sunday crash occurred as vehicles gathered on a rural stretch, with UPI reporting the fatal incident.
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Squabble splits Screen Actors Guild leadership race
Hollywood report on a deep rift inside the Screen Actors Guild pitting incumbent Charlton Heston and John Gavin against dissidents led by Donald Sutherland and Bert Freed. The feud centers on governance, funding, and antiunemployment strategy with accusations of demagoguery and inflated financing plans.
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UPI
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Wall Street charter forecasts market path and leadership
Technical readings suggest a head and shoulders pattern. If the Dow Jones rises above 930 in coming months it could move to 1000, but a drop below 840 may signal a major bear market. Firms warn gains may not match the 1949 to 1968 bull run, advising strategic selling near highs and buying near lows within a long uptrend.
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Watson Inc
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One-Car Crash Near Abie Injures Driver
Butler County Sheriff reports a Sunday single-vehicle wreck a mile and three-quarters north of Abie. A southbound car driven by 16 year old Aten Franta of Abie left the road and struck a telephone pole, causing heavy vehicle damage and minor injuries to the driver Minar.
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Butler County
Leo Meister
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Government trims travel allowances nationwide
UPI reports the government implements a lodgings plus travel plan for 2.6 million civilian employees. The new per diem replaces a flat 25 dollar rate since 1989 with 15 dollars for lodging and 10 dollars for meals and other costs unless average costs are lower.
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Wasitington
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Brenner Furniture Emphasizes Customer Service Over Quick Sales
Brenner's proclaims twenty one years of experience and commitment to best service and low prices consistent with quality merchandise. The ad touts customer welfare over mere sales, inviting readers to share their needs.
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Tesus Telp
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