Oil group warns against cutting imports without boosting domestic output
American Petroleum Institute executive vice president Charles DiBona told a National Press Club breakfast that any import cutback, including the 1 million barrels per day target for 1977, must be paired with higher U S production. He urged lifting price controls and expanding offshore drilling to avoid shortages like last winter's Arab oil embargo.
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Washington
Bord
American Petroleum Institute
Charles J. DiBona
Institute
U.S
DiBona
National Press Club
Nixon
Midwest
East Coast
Platte College debate ponders funding and tax plans
Don Diorak and Ken Torezon faced students at Platte College in a Friday session hosted by the Student Senate. They discussed funding for Nebraska junior colleges, state aid debates, and property tax concerns amid calls for broader tax bases and reform measures amid Referendum 300 and 772.
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Nebraska
Don Diorak
Ken ‘Torezon
Platte College
Irom
PPCC
Columbus
Grand Island
Dvorak
Torezon
Koolens Visit Leigh Friends and Homecoming Honors
Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs Harold Eller hosted Mr and Mrs Martin Koolen and Christina of Billings Montana. They attended Midland College homecoming events in Fremont where athletic achievement was recognized and Koolen’s school records noted as still standing. The Koolens planned a few days with son Martin Koolen IV before returning to Fremont. The elder Koolen, Leigh High School 1924 graduate, is noted as having been active while his father served as pastor at St John Lutheran. Hospital report lists Mrs John Smith hospitalized at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital in Osceola.
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Leigh
Harold Eller
Martin Koolen
Christina
Billings
Mont
Midland College
Fremont
Koolen
Kooslens
Leigh High School
St. John Lutheran Church
Auxiliary dona tions to carrillon bells at North Platte
Shelby American Legion Auxiliary Frank McMillen Post No. 296 holds a meeting reporting two members hospitalized and voting to donate to carrillon bells at North Platte. They discuss sewing for the year, plan a mental health talk, award cards prizes, and set hostesses for future meetings. They also pledge funds to Yanks who Gave and the Recreation fund and plan Christmas party and gifts for Veterans Hospital.
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Shelby
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank McMillen
Shelby Legion Hall
Cora Gustafson
Agnes Myers
Carrillon
North Platte
Wilma Sedrick
Roberta Brigham
Amelia Scholz
Mary Ann Scaw
Mmes
Lucy Augustin
Millie Augustin
Mary Smith
Trene Dobins
Veterans Hospital
Pat Gabriel
Anna Nek
Mines
Agnes
Barbara Reisdorff
Marie Glatter
Mary Ann Scow
Lutheran women vote to merge with Sewing Circle
Leigh Lutheran Women's Missionary League met in Zion Lutheran Church parish hall on Wednesday afternoon and voted unanimously to merge with the Sewing Circle. The Rev Robert Bleeke discussed "Why Good Works" as Lorinda Asche read the fall rally report, with lunch served to 16 members and one guest, Mrs Ladean Korte.
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Leigh
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Zion Lutheran Church
Robert Bleeke
Bleeke T
Lorinda Asche
Peace Lutheran Church
Columbus
Henry Beck
Lavern Asche
Ladean Korte
Dancer, 64, opts for jungle life in Brazil
Felicitas Barreto, 64 and former dancer, plans to marry an Amazon chief and return to the jungle after years in Rio and Latin America. She lived with the Wayana in Para State, says marriage there offers companionship, not lust, and cites a preference for the nomadic, nature bound Wayana lifestyle over city life driven by money.
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William R. Long
Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Felicitas Barreto
Felicitas
Latin America
Rio
Para
Stitinam
Apsrabe
Aparabhe
Democrats Poised for Gains but Leadership Questions Remain
A AP survey ahead of the November 5 vote suggests Democrats could win a larger Senate than any since LBJ era and add 30 to 90 House seats, threatening a veto fight with President Ford. Yet doubts linger about weak House leadership and fallout from Watergate amid a slow economy.
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Washington
Ford
House
Associated Press
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
U.S
South Vietnam
Turkey
California
New York
White House
Pupils entertain at PTA meeting by Action 74 group
The first Oak Creek PTA meeting drew standing room only as fifth grade teacher Michael Swanson led pupil performers from Action 74. After program, parents toured classrooms and enjoyed an ice cream social. A brief aside notes the smallest camera on the market is the Japanese Kiku 16 Model II, measuring 2 3/8 by 1 5/8 inches.
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Action '74
Michael Swanson
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Howard Brown
Koolens
John Smith
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Osceola
Phil Hockenberger Jr
Loop Power District
Savings & Loan
Impor
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East Hwy. 30
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Case Power Equipment
East Hwy
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Siete
Carl A. Anderson Co
City Park
Silver Creek
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E. H. Tooker
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Drestar Tanith T
Reichen
Lastric
Romge AW
Anna Kmiecek
Ray Stearns
Robert Tanker
Mrs
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Loup River Public! Power District
Iman
Shield
Larry Waller
14Th St. McClar Bidg
Jarvishee
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Rush Bros. Custom Rolling
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West Industries Park
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