Lincoln's free form station aims for noncommercial radio
Ron Kurtenbach leads a six member board nurturing a new 10 watt station in Lincoln dedicated to free form, noncommercial broadcasting with no disc jockeys and inclusive music and discussion. The Gazette publisher, a Lincoln custodian, lives at 29th and J and envisions a forum for unprintable stories and music.
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World leaders and entertainers feature in diverse news items
Yugoslav President Tito sends a warm Independence Day greeting to President Carter hoping for continued Yugoslav U S cooperation to advance peace and justice. Anita Bryant thanks West Texas for not canceling her Freedom Week show at Centex Stadium in Brownwood. Clarence Adams seeks back pay for 3 years in a Korean War prison camp. Fred Duesenberg earns temporary release for church attendance then disappears. Atlantic City Mayor Lazarow shatters a 70 year handshaking record by greeting 10 000 people on the boardwalk.
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Livestock general manager veers from old world shepherd
Benedict Md AP Gary Hornbaker 26 works as a shepherd in Virginia with four years on the job embracing a modern title livestock general manager He wears jeans and a cap and tends border collies while managing nutrition and veterinary needs He enjoys outdoor work year round and notes pay is modest yet steady with a tax joke about tobacco.
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Oklahoma trio charged for disturbing funeral at Mountain View
Two men and a woman were charged with disturbing a funeral after trying to pull Kenneth Corbin from his coffin and ordering him to walk. District Attorney Paul Braun called it the first use of the 1910 offense, with a maximum penalty of a $500 fine and a year in jail. The incident occurred at First Baptist Church as about 150 mourners looked on, and witnesses said relatives were shaken by the disturbance and remarks from the congregants involved.
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Dr Gravity heralds a Northampton kite shop
In Northampton, Bill Carey known as Dr Gravity runs a kite shop with diverse designs. He notes kites range from tetrahedral and eagle shapes to a ceremonial carp wind kite and a 45 foot dragon. He describes flight ease with long lines and wind, citing a 2,500 foot lift.
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