Lincoln events cover youth addiction, blood drive, policy symposium
Lincoln hosts a two day youth addiction workshop for educators and counselors on Oct 27 28. Lincoln's Community Blood Bank takes over blood supply for Veterans Hospital with about 100 employees donating Wednesday. Richard J Barnet will keynote a foreign policy symposium at the Hilton with Rep John Cavanaugh Clayton Yeutter and others. Charles Thone announced a 3157500 federal EPA grant for Lincoln sewage system interceptor from 41st and Huntington to the treatment plant at 70th St Salt Creek.
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Lincoln Council of Alcoholism and Drugs
Lincoln's Community Blood Bank
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Richard J. Barnet
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
Hilton Hotel
John Cavanaugh
Clayton Yeutter
Richard Woell
Beatrice Foods Co
Leslie Daly
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln
Charles Thone
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Thone
41St
Huntington
70Th St
Salt Creek
Five unions strike at Wisconsin papers in Madison
About 30 reporters, printers, pressmen and mailroom workers picketed Madison Newspapers Inc. as the Wisconsin State Journal and Capital Times published. Unions cited unfair labor practices and filed four charges with the National Labor Relations Board while noting contracts had expired months to over a year ago. Both papers continued to publish with leaders pledging to keep printing.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Madison Newspapers Inc
MNI
Wisconsin State Journal
WSJ Editorial Assn
International Typographical Union Local 23
Milwaukee
National Labor Relations Board
Lincoln man bound for district court on sex assault charge
Ronald G. Chilen, 25, of 3100 T St., waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial on a sexual assault charge involving a six year old boy. He faces a second indecent exposure count. arraignment in district court is set for Oct. 11. He is held on a $10,000 bond in the city jail.
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Lincoln
Ronald G. Chilen
Chilen
Guinea pigs used in hunt for Legionnaire's disease
In Kingsport Tennessee UPI reports guinea pigs are being placed in private homes and other locations to track down the source of three confirmed Legionnaire's disease cases. The animals come from the CDC in Atlanta and will be watched for two weeks. One victim has recovered while two remain hospitalized. Two related deaths have occurred at Holston Valley Hospital recently.
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Kingsport
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Ascott Furrier
Lawaway
Geneva opens talks toward universal nuclear test ban
Openings in Geneva see American Soviet and British negotiators hopeful to end a 20 year deadlock on banning all nuclear tests. Talks expected to last 3 to 4 weeks aim to produce proposals for the Geneva disarmament conference. key issues include peaceful explosions and China and France participation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
U.S
China
France
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
5500 Pound Jail Cell Becomes Memento in West Virginia
Parkersburg sheriff deputy Lt. James George salvaged a 5500 pound jail cell from the Wood County jail during demolition. He said the 36 year old building holds memories from the start of his career and took the heavy cell home as a keepsake.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Wood County
James George
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