Beloit College to use sliding scale for tuition fees
Beloit College in Wisconsin plans a sliding scale for tuition based on net income plus 10 percent of assets, aiming to relieve families with low incomes. Dr. Miller Upton says reductions could start at net incomes plus assets between 7,000 and 21,000 dollars, with adjustments for families sending two children to private colleges. Tax credits are discussed as a direct way to aid students, though unlikely soon.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPA
Upton
Upto
Haining
Scorpio
Tordeocyte
Aries
Capricorn
Mieney
Aquarius
Mynamiz
Akany Gf
Pratitatie Enterprise
Bisces Fee
Mart Kcassalina
RAMs May Carry Mini Labs in Shuttle Era
NASA plans to add RAM research modules to the space shuttle program. RAMs fit in the shuttle cargo bay, weigh up to 32 000 pounds, and host six to seven day experiments or year long automated observatories. Final design delays push ground tests into 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Rossiter Jr
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Thosithie Nams
Earth
Space Shuttle
Horional
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
General Tynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Skilah Space Station
The Garr reLeconam Porrahes Evening Mail Ad Rates
The text shows subscription rates and delivery details for a newspaper in Nebraska, noting 2.00 per month by carrier and 13.00 per year by mail, with regional delivery including Platte, Merrick, Hance counties. It provides a change of address procedure directing subscribers to inform the postmaster and the telegraph office.
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Stecha Elase
Colombes
Nencaska
Columlas
Matin Platte
Ier Bouter
Colar
Merrick
Hance
Fale Coyntes
Malest
Nebraska
Tosal
Justice court fines list for multiple offenders nationwide
The justice court fines for a wide set of individuals across states include Erwin Walden of Oklahoma fined 25 for reciprocity, Frieda White 10 for speeding, Patricia Muhsman 10 for insufficient funds, and many others with charges of overgross, no reciprocity, over width, and similar violations. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne began stage careers in New York City on Oct 13, 1924, in Tie Guardsman.
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Clea Robak
Erwin Walden
Oklahoma
Frieda White
South Dakota
Patricia Muhsman
Columbus
Richard Muhsman
Marvin Johnson
Colorado
Lester Callan
Ervin Lund
Minnesota
Nelson Jay Jr
Boyd Allen
Kansas
Alan Karte
Hastings
Kurt Beardhield
Milton Sedlacek
Wisconsin
Larry Carlson
Omaha
James Hunter
Rolland Cluistensen
St. Paul
James Anderson
Lincoln
Norman Hackey
California
Hector Faz
Elm Creek
Donald Dickey
Schuyler
Dennis Gotschak
Dimbar
Daniel Bykerk Jr
Grand Island
Terry Mincks
Jerome Bugpi
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fatufanne
New York City
Aries To Sagittarius Horoscope Forecast Fragment
Horoscope text for zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with garbled phrases and misprints. Contains personalities, dates, moods, and guidance phrases. Several signs reference friendships, communication, financial notes, family roles, and personal growth amid distorted wording.
The Lighter Side plays on stock market emotions
A satirical column notes how fear envy and pride influence Wall Street moves and mocks an investment club that pools funds to “engineer” market swings. It recounts absurd meeting minutes showing impulsive buys and the irony of emotional trading.
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Dick West Wasiington
UPL
Capitol Press Investment Chih
Ihose
Wall Street
Elmer Gangle
National Galluses Corp
Impre National Galluses
Port Foliz
Sameoine
Gangle
Elmo Speargum
National Galoshes Corp
Trial of Lincoln woman set to start Monday
Lancaster County Attorney Pat Dowglas said the second degree murder trial of Judy Sturm is scheduled to begin Monday. The 28 year old Lineal woman is charged in the shotgun slaying of her husband Harvey on Sep. 13. Sturm was shot twice in the front. Police Inspect Sawdon and Capt Sellmeyer testified she feared her husband would harm her and their two children.
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Lincoln
UPL
Lancaster County
Pat Dowglas
Judy Stirm
Harvey
Sturm
Robert Sawdon
Lowell Sellmeyer
Arms race halted in Sparta Georgia amid racial tension
UPI report recounts Sparta Georgia where 1800 residents faced desegregation protests by about 1000 blacks and a white threat to arm with submachine guns. After Governor Carter and the Justice Department intervened, both sides returned arms and ceased the hunt club. The episode underscores fragile race relations and the risk of violent escalation in small towns.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Sparta
Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Hancock County
Manenck County
TM. Patterson Se
Ley Napier
Iuhite
Gat Sparta
Jimmy Carter
U.S. Department of Justice
Governors Office
Justice Department A
4 H chicken judging champ named Rentie Davis in Clarke County
United Press International reports Rentie Davis, an antiwar activist, won the Middle Atlantic region 4 H chicken judging title while a student at Clarke County High School in Virginia.
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United Press International
Rentie Davis
Middle Atlantic
Clarke County
Trade with Mainland China to Grow Slowly Says Stanford Report
UPL reports divergent views on China trade with 150 executives surveyed. Most expect five years for feasibility, but Stanford researchers claim China lacks demand for Western goods and is a limited market, with wheat and fertilizer as primary US interests. Negotiating terms show Beijing’s political gatekeeping.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPL
China
Stanford Research Institute
Gallagher
Peking
Mainland Ching
Vixon
Stanford
United States
Silly Dapatl, S
Soviet Union
Olel
Australia
United
Unitedates
Stafford
Japan
Chou Enda
Taiwan
South Korea
South Vietnam
Milk price law challenge looms for Omaha dairy
An Omaha area dairy official says Goodrich Dairy may sue Nebraska over a law setting a minimum milk processing and bottling cost. If the firm can use realistic figures and sell at their target price, they will challenge the law. if forced to sell above their target, they will go to court. Distributors in Omaha and Lincoln face a 47 cent half gallon cost, setting a 52 cent minimum retail price.
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Omaha
UFI
Goodrich Dairy
Gmala
Delmar Frappia
Cox
Nebraska Dairy Products Board
Omnaha
Lincoln
Tax Revenues Rise 8.39 Percent in July August
State Tax Commissioner Wilhim Peters said July and August tax and fee receipts totaled 49.1 million, up 8.39 percent from the same period last year despite cuts in personal and corporate income taxes. The five-month comparison showed growth over the prior year.
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Lincoln
UPI
Wilhim Peters
Peters
Farm Auction Sunday October 31 1971
Rural auction listing for October 31 1971 features farm machinery and miscellaneous equipment including International tractors implements, haying gear, grain equipment, a threshing machine, a John Deere setup, pumps, fencing, lumber, cream separator, tools, and livestock forage notes with quantities and culling details. The sale begins at 1:00 PM and includes about 75 bushels of feed and several stacks of alfalfa and straw.
Dining Room and Household Furnishings Summary
Dining room set with table, buffer, six chairs, living room set, watch stand, baby bed, wood and gas cook stove, stone data, electric hot plate, refrigerator, ice box, butter chairs three glass one wooden, radios, sewing machine, and various antiques.
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Beloit College
Science Today
Garr Relecnam
Ust Am
Justice Court
Sidney Omara
Taurus
Gemini
Sanger
Gresier
Xact
Warrier
Belitis
Cyprickorn Peracn
Poeh
Harriage Atlaliy
Higart
Timo
Senate
Hone
Betty —Amplebeam
National Corset
Bernmuse
Drew
Tire Service
13Th Street
Folyglas
Bank
Geto Carol Horace
Googatar
Sidres Ano
Doute
Mainland
Old Friends Meeting House
Easton
Sut
Pact Rey Brodwey BC
Seewr Abere
Brodkay
Largast
Phiona
Brodkey
International
John Deere
Geiig
Joh Deere
Dempster
McCornick Deering
Bara
Joseph G. Paprocki
Wegener
Jensen & Fowlkaes
Ite
Duane Denen
Anihat
Newman Grows
Nebr
Pete Fowlkes
Hewman Stove
Weir
Merle Nelsen
Newman Grove
Rte
Amont
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