UNL campus security officers may resign or strike
Lincoln journal reports possible mass resignations of 14 UNL campus security officers. Some sources say officers may take sick leave on September 8, the Cornhuskers home football game date. Discontent stems from administrative decisions by Gail Gade, campus security director, with meetings held to address issues.
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Army to VA transfer expands national cemeteries system
Eighty two national cemeteries run by the Army were shifted to the Veterans Administration under a Nixon signed law. VA administrator Donald Johnson said 21 VA cemeteries joined the system, expanding burial sites for veterans. Arlington, academies, and foreign cemeteries remain excluded along with several military cemeteries under the American Battle Monuments Commission. The 108 cemeteries now in the system cover 26 states and Puerto Rico, with many ranges of plots including Fort Snelling and others.
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Army
Nixon
Donald J. Johnson
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The Care Te LecRam Partnership Notices
The text records subscription details for The Care Te LecRam Partnership based in Columbus Nebraska with rates for carrier delivery and mail, along with change of address instructions and publication notes for daily, Sunday and holiday issues, in a period-typical local newspaper format.
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Decciaerus
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Reo
Omenia
Boone
Euler
Colles
Mereich
Nance
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Micald Promatty
Ollmaster
Tow See Township Treasurer Keeps Plate County Park Funds
A local treasurer in Monroe Nebraska oversees county funds after a routine audit. Officials confirm no irregularities and remind residents of upcoming budget hearings in early spring.
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Plate County
Munroe
Nebraska
Omaha Livestock Market Report Includes Mixed Cattle Prices
Weekly quotations show steers and heifers down 5.00-3.50, cows strong to butcher level, feeders mixed. Lambs steady with some prime spring sales. ewes and utility sheep quoted with lighter demand.
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Omaha
Vanner-Cutler
Cards of Thanks for support after death of husband and father
Not being able to thank personally all our friends and neighbors we express sincere thanks to those who aided us and offered sympathy during the time of the death of our beloved husband and father Louis S. Mrost and family
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Louis
Mrost
Horoscope Preview for Aries to Pisces on Sunday
The page presents a Sunday horoscope with zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces. It mixes garbled text with scattered guidance on health, finances, relationships, and future outcomes. Several signs mention planning, study, and personal conduct, with emphasis on practical steps and self-improvement.
White House proposes mandatory propane priority program
The White House on Priv day proposed a mandatory system to allocate scarce propane supplies this winter. Priority would go to agricultural production, food processing, residential cooking and heating, transit vehicles, and facilities housing medical and nursing patients. Distributors would divide remaining supplies among non priority customers in proportion to their base period sales from Sept 1 1972 through Apr 30 187.
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Washington
John A. Love
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One man one car pattern breaks in some urban areas
Government and corporate programs test alternatives to single occupancy commuting. Demonstrations show express bus lanes boost ridership, carpooling raises per-car occupancy, and reserved parking aids car pools. NASA and industry pilot programs illustrate potential savings though costs remain.
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Oecar
Te Dation
Department of Transportation
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Virginia
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Iowa State Professor to Deliver Sixth Morrison Lecture
Dr. John P. Mahlstede, professor of horticulture at Iowa State University, has been chosen by the Agriculture Department to give the sixth annual B. Morrison lecture on Oct. 6 in New Orleans. He will address the 18th Congress of the American Horticultural Society, with the lecture sponsored by the Agricultural Research Service and named in honor of the late I. Ys Sorenson, first director of the National Arboretum.
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Iowa State University
Agriculture Department
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Morrison
New Orleans
John P. Mahistede
Iows Agriculture and
Anes
Iowa
Mahlstede
American Horticultural Society
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Agricultural Research Service
1. Ys Sorrison
National Arboretum
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