McGovern Faults 1972 Mistakes At Ames Jefferson Dinner
MAR ALLEN United Press International reports George McGovern faulted his 1972 campaign missteps at a Jefferson Jackson Day tribute in Ames Iowa. He warned candidates toward nonissues and urged accountability while noting his own past errors could not excuse empty politics ahead of 1976. He also commented on Ford Reagan Wallace Udall Bayh Carter and others in a crowded Democratic field. McGovern said he would not seek the 1976 nomination but did not rule it out.
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United Press International
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Iowa
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Texas
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Ford
Alabama
George Wallace
Europe
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Wallace
Middle East
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Francis
Ronald Reagan
Robert Finch
Reagan
Zac Thomson
Palm Springs
Morris Udall
Arizona
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Barris
Oklahoma
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
South Dakotan
Berlin
United States
Marchuk
U.S
Navy
Fund-raising by Senators Surges Ahead in Re‑election Cycle
Washington reports that about twenty of the twenty three senators facing re election have begun fund raising for campaigns. Buckley leads with 320220 raised and 260000 spent, followed by Cannon Tunney and Kennedy. Other top fund raisers include Williams Taft Beall Humphrey Hartke Montoya Moss Weicker Mette Brock Musgrave Chiles Burdick Scott Roth Stafford. Henry Jackson and Lloyd Bentsen have no separate senate records as they run for both offices.
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Washington
UPI
Wwenty
James Buckley
New York
Fiection Commission
Buckley
Howard Cannon
Dnev
John Tanney
D-Calif
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Tunney
J. Glenn Beall
A-Ma
Cannon
Nevada
Loney
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Senate
Harrison Williams
D.N.J
Robert Taft
Ohio
Hugh Scott
William Roth
R-Del
Robert Stafford
Rvt
Henry Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Fires Keep Schuyler Firemen Busy Wednesday
Fire units battled six grass and railroad fires along the line west of Schuyler, near Richland and the Champlin tanks, then fought a hay and silage blaze at Billy Schoultz farm northwest of town. They kept at it until around 1 am, with a separate city dump fire near the fields under threat for several hours. Also reported a highway plane incident in Hazleton where a small plane landed on the Turnpike and rolled into a service plaza ramp due to engine trouble.
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Hazleton, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Carl Lee Toyd
Brunswick
Boyd
Hickory Run
Turnpike
Broadwell Aircraft Sales
Saint Simons, Ga
Saint Simons
Tunkhannock
When to turn stock into corn fields in Nebraska
In Nebraska farmers may recover grain from fields with ear drop by turning cattle into the stalks. Paul Guyer advises yearlings or two year olds, starting feed, to eat corn off the cob with ear corn or chopped ear corn first. Cattle need about 11/2 pounds protein daily. Rental rates for stalk pasture vary. guidance shifts from dollars per acre to per head per day, influenced by hay prices. An uptick in per acre rents may be justified in heavy ear drop years.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Paul Guyer
University of Nebraska Extension Livestock
Guyer
Phil Henderson
University Agricultural Economist
Henderson
Rales
Extension Service
Nebraska
Senate panel eyed fate of vanished Navy crew
Washington sources say a Senate intelligence probe may reopen the 1950 Baltic crash case of a PBAY aircraft with 10 aboard. Mothers, private investigators, and an insurance executive push FOIA requests as ex‑prisoners claim survivors and U.S. officials prior reporting ignored leads.
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Washington
UPI
Baltic
Muncie
Siberia
Senate Committee
U.S
Dorthea Waldo
Kansas City
Kan
Tommy Lee Burgess
Band to March at Pershing Festival Pershing Auditorium
The David City Aquinas Marching Band will perform Saturday at the 18th annual Nebraska Marching Band Festival at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln. 73 bands compete with Aquinas in Class B starting at 4 p.m. under Randy Hlavae and Barb Hattory, seven minutes of drill to Swing March The Thunderer and Evil Ways. Tickets from Pershing or Hlavae at Aquinas.
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David City
Aquinas
Nebraska
Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Pershing
America
Randy Hlavae
Barb Hattory
Hlavae
Linda Jones Among UNL Nora Parker Linn Scholars
Five students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln have been named recipients of $200 Nora Parker Linn Memorial Scholarships. They are Linda K. Jones of Columbus Julia Kirschbaum of Grand Island Steven D. Layton of Gering Margaret Cook of Ogallala and Deborah J. Liming of Lincoln. The awards are from the UN Office of Scholarships and Financial Aids.
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University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nora Parker Linn
Linda K. Jones
Columbus
Julia Kirschbaum
Grand Island
Steven D. Layton
Gering
Margaret &. Cook
Ogallala
Deborah J. Liming
Lincoln
UN Office of
Teens show shift in smoking, more girls smoke weekly
A UPI report notes a government study finds that in the 12 to 16 age group more girls than boys smoke at least one cigarette a week, reversing six years of parity when about half as many girls smoked. The Health Insurance Institute cites the analysis.
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KID Stuff
New York
UPI
The
Health Insurance Institute
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