Lawyer claims harassment of school district
In Lincoln, the State Court of Industrial Relations heard that the Asiland Greenwood Teachers Association has harassed the district to push contract terms. The district’s attorney, Ern Moore Jr. of Omaha, said the teachers list 11 items, with no end in sight, while the union president Russell Redman described ongoing negotiations over a subset of items.
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Atterney
Association
Russell Redman
Rebrean
Rebman
Alon Lutheran Sewing Chest Hosts Mrs Pospishil Speaker
Mrs Pospishil of Schuyler spoke at Alon Lutheran Sewing Chest meeting on her Holy Land topic illustrated talk. She was introduced by program leader Mrs Martin Barjenbruch. Miss Mary Louise Tames attended from Schuyler. Business session approved painting a lower classroom and sanding a parochial school floor. lunch served to all with hostesses Marvin Mueller Charles Mullenhoff and Lawrence Olson assisting.
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Marvin Mueller
Charles Mullenhoff
Lawrence Olson
Birth announcement Kent Lee Thompson born in Newman Grove
Mr and Mrs Roger Thompson announce the birth of son Kent Lee at Newman Grove Hospital weighing nine pounds four ounces born to the family. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew Mann of Winsloe, Mrs Pearl Thompson of Newman Grove. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Ernest King of Newman Grove.
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Newman Grove
Roger Thompson
Kent Lee
Newman Grove Hospital
Andrew Mann
Winslce
Pearl Thompson
Mirs
Ernest King
Week in Review From United Press International
The United Press International week in review covers Attica prison siege outcomes with hostages and inmates killed, Khrushchev burial, McGovern firebombing in Saigon, Nixon wage price freeze plan, severe storms around Philadelphia, Hurricane Edith impact, and UN Security Council seating debate on China.
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David A. Wiessler
United Press International
Attica
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Citizens Observer Committee
Mands
Reaps
Trackefeller
Atti
Nixon
Roeckefeller
Ian
Nikita S. Khruschev
A. Saigon
George McGovern
D-8
Saigon
McGovern
Vietnam
Congress
Philadelphia
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
United States
USM Security Council
China
U.N. General Assembly
Japan will not revalue yen says Mizuta
Tokyo reports Minister Mikio Mizuta stated Japan will not pursue a yen revaluation despite U S pressure. He argued it would hurt Japan while the conservative government favors currency realignment and maintaining the yen float. The yen rose to about 387,080 per dollar as markets reacted.
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Tokyo
YPD
Mikio Mizuta
Japan
United States
Miuta
U.S
Mizuta
Tokyo International
London
Ie International
Free
Nixon
Threshing Bee Set at Niobrara Form
The 15th Northeast Nebraska Thresher's Reunion runs Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 23 and 24, at Bill Mayberry Fort 1 miles east of Niobrara on Highway 12. Old steam engines and threshing machines will be shown with a parade of giant tractors and steam engines, a horsepowered thresher, and a plowing display. Other displays include a stationary engine, a stone mill, a Holt crawler tractor, and a McCormick reaper with a saw mill.
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Nebraska
Bill Mayberry
Niobrara
Avery ‘Thresher, & McCormick
NPPD files environmental report for Cooper Nuclear Station
Nebraska Public Power District filed 300 copies of its Environmental Report for the Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville. The 25 page document covers climatology hydrology chemistry radiation and wildlife, prepared under NEPA and CEQ guidelines with a pledge to minimize environmental impact and provide public access to power. Dr Brig Sloth notes the report is printed on bonded recycled waste paper.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Cooper Nuclear Station
United States Atomic Energy Report
Cooper
Brownville
Cooper Eyclene Station
Council On Environmental Quality
Atomic Energy Commissions Clec
NPIS
Brig Sloth
NPPD
Eovironmental
Argentina to return to civilian rule in 1978
President Alexandre Lanusse, head of the military junta, announced on television that Argentina with 22 million people would return to civilian rule in 1978 after a long meeting with junta members Brig Gen Carlos A Rey and Vice Admiral Pedro Guavi. He said the military will hand over power to the winner of the May 25 1978 election.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Alexandre Lanusse
Argentina
Lanusse
Tajunta
Carlos A. Rey
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Arturo Jilia
Juan Carlos Onganta
Onganta
Roberto M. Levingston
Lanasse
Juan Damings Peron
Lanusss
Peron
Nebraska Prime Defense Contracts Rise In Fiscal Year
Congressman Dave Martin reports Nebraska prime defense contracts rose by 21 million in the last fiscal year, with state spending at 73 million in 1970 and 5 million higher the following year. The state's 1971 defense outlays represented 0.3 percent of total federal defense spending.
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Dave Martin
Nebraska
Martin
Department of Defense
District of Columbia
Ail
Marlin
U.S
New York Leads With First License Plate Rule
New York became the first state to require automobiles to carry plates in 1901. The initial practice involved 900 records with each plate bearing the owner’s initials.
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New York
Early season blizzard hits Colorado and West amid nationwide storm
Snow totals rise across Colorado with Denver reporting the season’s heaviest early snowfall. Pueblo and Colorado Springs pick up several inches, while Boulder and Estes Park see double digits. Winds and outages accompany the storm as Wyoming and New Mexico see snow in higher elevations. Temperatures range from the 20s in Wyoming to the 80s in Arizona.
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United Plans International Intry
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
West Virginia
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Denver
Boulder
Estes Park
New Mexico
Nebraska
Towa
Texas
Edith
Laramie
Wyo
Phoenix
Ariz
Key West Naval Air Station
Key West
McGovern rejects call to alter war withdrawal stance
In Tokyo Sen George McGovern defended his claim that Communist delegates warned of POW releases if the U S set a withdrawal date from Vietnam. He said the Communists issued a public denial while privately maintaining a seven point package. He also urged ending the 10 per cent import surcharge and weighing dollar devaluation.
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Tokyo
UPI
Sen. George
McGovern
D-S.d
Tadaly
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Deedle
Dermand
Neuyen van ‘Thieu
Tut
Thieu
Rena
Thien
South Vietnam
Picnic Scene at Sunnyside Club Picnic Night
Picnic at the PICNIC LEIGH Sunnyside Club room Thursday evening featured members bringing bingo prizes followed by a cooperative lunch served to attendees.
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Leigh
Sunnyside
Richardson named assistant regional supervisor in fishery services
Minnesota report outlines Brank RK Richardson 48 named assistant regional supervisor for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He will supervise management operations of the Fishery Services Division in the North Central region. Richardson, a New Jersey native, assumes the post amid federal agency staffing updates.
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Minneapolis
UPS
Brank RK
Richardson
U.S. Fish and WildlMen Service
Fishery Orvices
Fishery Services Divison
Richardson Is
New Jersey
Visitor Genoa man visits family then works in Florida
Mark Hash, connected with Homewood Illinois, arrived to visit his mother Mrs. Ruth Hash and other relatives during the summer. He plans to return to Illinois in about a week and then go to Florida where he will be employed in construction for the winter months.
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Genoa
Mark Hash
Homewood
Ill
Ruth Hash
Tlnois
Florida
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