U N urged to sustain peace momentum after Sadat Israel trip
Ambassador Andrew Young urged the United Nations General Assembly to press for a new momentum toward peace in the Middle East after Anwar Sadat's historic visit to Israel. Carter's envoy urged restraint amid heated debate and warned against extreme rhetoric and prejudgment resolutions.
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Andrew Young
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Carter
United Nations
General Assembly
Middle East
Mideast
Egypt
Cairo
Khaled
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Libya
Persian Gulf
Butros
Geneva
Dayan
Jerusalem
Ghali
Nebraska economy shows contrasts across fields and stores
Goodyear Farm Tire Center in Crete reports sales down by half from last year as farmers retrench amid low crop prices. In Nebraska City Pendleton Shop sees strong woolen goods demand and wide reach from Kansas City to Alaska. Lincoln Woolco and Brandeis note brisk fall sales and a shift to layered, dressier clothing as energy concerns shape trends. Nationwide apparel softness contrasts with Nebraska's sweater demand and coat slump, while retailers count on year end. Energy conservation drives local optimism amid drought relief and looming winter.
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Gene Kelly
Goodyear Farm Tire
Crete
Ned Kelley
Pendleton
Nebraska City
Paul Berner
Joplin
St. Joseph
Colorado
Iowa
Alaska
Berlin
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Woolco
Paul Munson
Munson
America
Lester Marcus
Brandeis
Marcus
Auburn
This Day We Give Thanks Reflection
A short devotional lyric praising gratitude and abundance. It contrasts bright apples with a glow in her eyes, expressing thankfulness from childhood through age and a wish to greet abundance in daily life.
Hazen ND lunch miracle boosts meals and workers
Hazen North Dakota school officials and local farmers redesigned the lunch program cutting waste and costs. They bake bread from local wheat, serve lean beef, and offer fresh fruit while keeping lunches at 55 cents for three years. The initiative increased daily lunch participation by 65 percent and created a $7,500 fund.
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Hazen
Ne.d
Joseph Crawford
America
Crawford
North Dakota Wheat Commission
Hazen Miracle
Thanksgiving tale and local civic note line the pages
A playful Thanksgiving anecdote about Soupy the bald duck sent to Florida two years ago sits alongside a civic snapshot noting about 600 people serve on 60 Lincoln and Lancaster County boards and committees. The item line lists page references for newspaper features and notices across sections.
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Florida
Kentucky
Soupy
Lincoln
Lancaster County
1980s youth face less collective power but more personal change
A preliminary study by Robert L. Egbert and Mary Kluender for the U S Office of Education suggests declining youth shares will reduce organized influence yet raise individual school and parental attention. Nonwhite college funding, rising unemployment, and family structures may shape greater independence and higher competition for spots in better schools.
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Jack Kenned
Robert L. Egbert
Teachers College
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Mary Kluender
Lincoln
Egbert
U.S. Office of Education
U.S
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kan
Europe
UNL
University of Chicago
James Coleman
Marty Maehr
University of Illinois
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By Patricia McCormack
United Press International
Minnesota Vikings
Mick Tingelhoff
Evan Tarkenton
Ann Landers
IGA
Magee
Lincoln Center
Gateway
Adv
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Washington
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