Mondale Dole Schweiker vote records and ballot moves
The ACU reports Mondale and Dole aligned with the liberal or conservative positions on most of the first half of the year while Schweiker matched Dole on conservatism. McCarthy’s Massachusetts ballot placement was ordered by a court. Bush urged secrecy in intelligence to protect democracy. McCloskey named ambassador to the Netherlands. Barabba to leave Census. Salk dismisses swine flu vaccine fears as unfounded. McWhinney resigns as First Women's Bank president to teach at NYU.
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Mondale
Washington
UPI
American Conservative Union
Walter F. Mondale
ACU
Robert Dole
GOP
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
McCarthy
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul Guzzi
Eugene J. McCarthy
Suffolk Superior Court
Joseph Mitchell
Minnesota
San Diego
Jonas Salk
Salk
McWhinney
Sertomans grid season preview hints at openings and hopes
Three coaches describe early season challenges and strengths as Sertomans approach their opener. Lakeview with 31 players lacks depth but loads the line and speed. Columbus High emphasizes quickness and two platoon depth. Scotus faces a tough opener at Schuyler as Paetz rebuilds a graduating team with a positive attitude. Warren McLaughlin named Sertoman of the week. Norm Blank awards Kansas State tickets and promotes the Oct 8 pancake reel and magic show.
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Sertomans
Don Schmidt
Lakeview
Jed Rood
Columbus High
Jim Puetz
Scotus High
Sertorians
Schmidt
Hartington Cedar Catholic
Columbus
Rood
Te Gem
Scotus
Schuyler
Paetz
Warren McLaughlin
Mead Lumber Co
Shirley
Norm Blank
Kansas State
Jim Sterup
Executive named for Boy Scouts
Robert M. Fee of the Mid-America Council announces Clarence Barton as director of development. Barton succeeds Betsch who retired in April. Barton comes from Hattysburg Mississippi where he led the Pine Burr Area Council as director of field services and headed a million dollar capital campaign.
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Omaha
Robert M. Fee
Mid-America Council
Clarence Barton
A Betsch
Barton
Mid- America Council
Hattiesburg
Miss
Pine Burr Area
Pine Burr
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas seeks higher rates for Nebraska homes
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co filed with the Federal Power Commission to raise residential and commercial gas rates in 153 Nebraska communities effective Oct. 2. An estimated $25 yearly increase on average gas bills is expected, with extra revenue used to cover wholesale gas purchases. The adjustment follows an FPC order raising producer prices for interstate gas from 52 cents to 1.01 to 1.42 per thousand cubic feet, depending on timing. credits or refunds would be issued if nationwide costs fall.
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Hastings
Neb
UPI
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
New
Nebraska
FPC
Rain amid drought in midland regions and scattered storms
Light showers lingered in Texas while the drought ridden midlands saw no rain. Thunderstorms swept across the Ohio Valley and Appalachians with heavy rain in Texas, including 6.8 inches at Fort McKavett and four inches in Dallas Fort Worth. Isolated dust storms hit Arizona and California. drought persisted in the midlands as the Agriculture Department warned of stressed corn and soybeans.
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United Press International
Texas
Ohio Valley
Appalachiins
Gulf Coast
Arkansas
Sonora
Tex
Fort McKavett
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Arizona
California
Washington State
National Corn Growers Association
Boone
Iowa
Association
Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
North Dakota
Paper money invented by the Chinese in the 7th century
The article notes that paper money was created in China during the 7th century, marking an early monetary innovation. It highlights a historical milestone in currency development and the spread of paper financial instruments.
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United Press International
The Great British drought of ’76
Britain endures a lasting drought impact with aquifers declining and saltwater intrusion. Rationing spreads from Jersey to Yorkshire as homes face restricted supply. Officials warn showers won’t solve the crisis and long term effects will linger for years.
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Gregory Jensen
London
UPI
National Water Council
England
Britain
Wales
Jersey
Yorkshire
Yorkshire Water Authority
Dewsbury
Wakefield
Leeds
Treaties Signed By Jefferson Franklin Adams in 1785
Treaties of Amity and Commerce were signed August 5 1785 on behalf of the United States by Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin and John Adams in Paris Passy and London.
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Columbus Telegram
United States
Jefferson
Franklin and
Adams
Paris
Passy
London
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Maine
CIA
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Chamber of Commerce
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Netherlands
Barabba
Ford Wednesday
Vincent P. Barabba
Ford
Boy Scouts
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
Reinke
Henne FG CO Inc
BOE
Deshler Nebraska
Columbus Irrigation Center
23Rd St
Prokuper Shoes
26Th Ave
Pennsylvania
SKY Theatre
Will
OdeTo
Billy Joe
Rom Warner
Aenes
Agee
Sip
Pfitzer
Andorra
White
Georgia
Lawn & Turf
Madonna
Maypark Lawn Seed
U.S
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