Park denies Korean government plot in Washington new conference
Korean businessman Tongsun Park breaks nearly ten months of silence to deny any Korean government plot to influence U S military and economic policy. He claims all actions in the United States were his personal business and refuses to cooperate with American investigators.
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Seoul
Tongsun Park
U.S
United States
Washington
Park
House Ethics Committee
U.S. Justice Dept
House
Bruce Caputo
R-N.y
Congress
London
Hang glider concept powers pedal airplane win
In Shafter California AP reports Paul McCready and crew flew a pedal powered airplane around a figure eight to win an 85 000 prize from the Royal Aeronautic Society. Pilot Bryan Allen pedaled a bicycle chain to turn a propeller and steered with a control handle.
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Shafter
Calif
Paul McCready
London
Royal Aeronautic Society
McCready
Aerovironment Inc
Pasadena
Allen
Postal plan aims to keep town names after post office closings
The U S Postal Service proposes to close rural post offices to save money while letting residents receive mail addressed to their hamlets and keeping towns listed in the Directory of Post Offices. Public comment ends in 30 days.
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Washington
Berry's Lick
Devil's Elbow
Zap
N.C
Intercourse
Postal Service
America
Federal Register
William S. Bolger
Bolger
Nebraska leaders silent on proposed 25 percent wheat set aside
Nebraska agricultural officials hesitate to comment on Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland’s plan to reduce wheat acreage by 25 percent next year. The proposal would idle about one acre in every three planted, potentially more than a million acres in Nebraska for 1978. Officials urge to see full rules before stating effects.
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Nebraska
Bob Bergland
George Harnett
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Glenn Kreuscher
County pay raise dispute pushes threat of class action
At a county board meeting, officials debated cost-of-living raises for employees. A proposed 6 to 4 percent split to help workers under 11 552 and above that threshold drew protests and a possible class-action suit. Supporters cite inflation and fairness, while opponents warn of penalties to morale and the payroll.
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Marv Nuernberger
Nuernberger
Bruce Hamilton
Hamilton
Jan Gauger
Bob Colin
Colin
Sheriff's Office
Steve Gates
Lancaster County Deputy Sheriffs Assn
Gates
Frank Golden
Pathy
Congress
Ameri
Gauger
Psonnel
Perso
Sister Phyllis Hunhoff Honored for Madonna Service
Friends and family planned a Mass and dinner to honor Sister Phyllis Hunhoff after 12 years at Madonna and 25 years in religious life. An open house in the Madonna auditorium was set for Sunday, with about 150 invitations issued for board members, family and friends.
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Jana Miller
Phyllis Hunhoff
Phyllis
Madonna Professional Care Center
Madonna
Gladys Hunhoff
Canon City
Colo
Madonna Chapel
Hillcrest Country Club
Madonna Auditorium
Colorado
Illinois
California
South Dakota
Sister Phyllis
Gladys
Classified Advertising Hotline for Nebraska
Nebraska residents can place classified ads by calling the Journal-Star at 800-742-7385. The ad line promotes statewide access and convenient submission from anywhere in the state.
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Journal-Star
Nebraska
Adv
Simon's 1215 O St Stere to Close Tuesday Night
Local notice states Simon's at 1215 O Street will close Tuesday night. Patrons are invited to visit the Atrium at 13th and N in a few days for a final event hosted by Ben Simon.
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Simon's
St. Stere
13Th & N
Ben Simon's
Adv
Mastodon fossil found near Sequim reshapes ancient hunt record
Remains of a mastodon killed by hunters, dating up to 14,000 years old, were discovered near Sequim Washington. The find highlights prehistoric hunting practices and prompts updated understanding of early human impact on megafauna in the region.
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Sequim
Wash
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