Maysles films show life as it is at Sheldon Film Theater
Filmmaker Albert Maysles discusses Salesman and Grey Gardens during a Sheldon Film Theater showcase. He notes the film’s mix of intense comedy and tragedy, the Beales’ dignified portrayal, and his aim to let people be themselves without directing them.
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Linda Ulrich
Albert Mayles
Maysles
Sheldon Art Gallery
David
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Marlon Brando
Truman Capote
Joseph Levine
Sheldon Film Theater
Maysles Brothers
Grey Gardens
Edith Bouvier Beale
Edie
Jacqueline Kennedy
Beales
America
Records block nursing home audit at Orchard Hill
Omaha AP report says Orchard Hill nursing home records are in deplorable condition making an audit impossible. James A. Cummins, former owner and administrator, has not supplied financial information the state requested, hindering recovery of funds and prompting potential overpayment claims. The case, involving Medicaid and Social Security payments, heads to Lancaster County District Court after a license revocation bid.
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Omaha
Orchard Hill
Don Hogg
Department of Public Welfare Medical Services Division
James A. Cummins
Hlogg
Cummins
Hogg
Nursing Che Home
Llogg
Bellevue
Social Security Administration
Lancaster County District Court
Health Department
Douglas County Attorney's Office
Nebraska seeks disaster aid for 25 counties in drought hail loss
Gov J J Exon asked Agriculture Secretary Bergland to declare 25 Nebraska counties natural disaster areas due to weather damage. If approved, over 14 million dollars could aid 597 farmers with three percent loans via Farmers Home Administration, supplementing more than five million from ASCS payments. The list includes Adams Box Butte Buffalo Chase Clay Custer Dawson Dixon Dandy Frontier Hall Harlan Hayes Hitchcock Kimball Lincoln Morrill Platte Saunders Scotts Bluff Thayer Thurston Valley Wayne York. The State Emergency Board noted hail damage and drought, with estimated crop losses exceeding 47 million dollars. Signup for drought aid in southeast Nebraska was extended from Sept 31 to Dec 31 pending harvest results.
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Unijeo
J. J. Exon
Agriculture
Robert Bergland
Nebraska
Farmers Home Administration
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Adams
Box Butte
Buffalo
Chase, Clay
Custer
Dawson
Dixon
Dandy
Frontier
Hall
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Kimball
Lincoln
Morrill
Platte, Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Thayer
Thurston
Valley
Wayne
York
State Emergency Board
Drough Exon
Omaha Woman Held Again in Stabbing Death
Patricia Edwards 23 of Omaha is jailed for a second time in under a month over the Aug 31 stabbing death of Streamliner Hotel manager Donald C. Hudson 57. Edwards faces manslaughter charges after a warrant. bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Omaha
UPI
Patricia Edwards
Douglas County Attorney's Office
Donald C. Hudson
Streamliner
Nebraska Faces Medicaid Funds Loss If Penalties Stand
Washington reports Nebraska will lose 1.386 million dollars in federal Medicaid funds in one week unless Congress intervenes. HEW states 222 states will miss 241 million overall as penalties apply for failing to review nursing home patient care as required by law.
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Washington
Nebraska
Congress
Department of “Health, Education and Welfare
Nebraska projects and awards span banks to highways
Peter Kiewit Sons Inc. lands a 239968 contract from the Army Corps for Missouri River bank stabilization. State and local actions include YMCA fundraising short of 2 million, Kilpatrick's fire under scrutiny, and highway commission reappointments.
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Peter Kiewit Sons Inc. of
Omaha
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri River
Upper
Powca Bend
Rulo Bend
Grand Island
Ymca-Ywca
Fund Drive
Ernie Thayer
UPI
Omaha detective fires at stolen car in near miss shooting
Omaha police probe an incident in which a detective fired five shots at a stolen white 1976 Cadillac as the driver fled. One bullet barely missed motorist Morris Thompson and struck a neighbor’s house, while another hit Thompson’s in laws’ home. The suspect escaped on foot. Thompson plans to complain to police and the Human Relations Dept.
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Omaha
UPI
Kelly
Morris Thompson
Thompson
Richard Andersen
Internal Security Section
Omaha Human Relations Dept
Don Blank To Lead Nebraska Municipalities Group
McCook mayor Don Blank, a dentist, was elected president of the Nebraska League of Municipalities, heading the group for the coming year. The convention drew 475 mayors and city officials, the largest turnout in its 68 year history. Beatrice’s Bob Sargent Sr. was elected first vice president and Bellevue council member Inez Boyd second vice president. Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan hinted at a fall political plan update and possible gubernatorial run.
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Whelan
Hastings
Thats hallot By United Press International onion water pressure
A United Press International report notes the outer layer of an onion holds water under 360 pounds per square inch, a pressure sufficient to rupture a steam boiler, illustrating the onion’s surprising internal force.
Weather snippet with scattered temperature readings
A fragmented record lists temperatures at various times and days with several unclear references. It mentions Sam and the North Platte area alongside numeric readings such as 53, 64, 66 and 67, in a late day to early morning sequence.
Record of Marriage Licenses and Court Announcements
A list shows marriage licenses issued to numerous individuals with addresses and ages, followed by court records detailing felonious entering, petty larceny, drunken driving, and traffic penalties. Names include Spahr, Tharen Dean. Burns, Thomas Francis. Arkfeld, James Michael. Dougherty, Lorie Ellen. Leuty, Diane Marie. Bretta, Thomas and Cheryl. Harris, Duane and Mary. and others with associated ages, towns, and fines. It lists county court arraignments, bonds, amendments to offenses, and sentencing dates where specified.
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Spahr
Tharen
Hallcliffe Ct
Hauck
James T
Cooper
Burns
Thomas Francis
Peach
Arkfeld
James Michael
Chicago
Springer
Robert Eble
Pershing
Garton
Ken Lee
Bennet
Water Resources Director Receives Citizens Award
Marion Ball, retiring director of Nebraska's Water Resources Dept., earned the Interior Department's Citizens Award for nonfederal employees. The ceremony occurred at the Western States Engineers annual meeting, recognizing Ball's long service to water resources development.
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Marion Ball
Nebraska
Water Resources Dept
U.S. Interior Dept
Ball
Myrtle
Western States Engineers
Gasohol Chief Praises Tax Break Plan Amid Methanol Warning
Gasohol administrator Charles R. Fricke welcomed a proposal to exempt gasohol from a 4 cent federal gasoline tax while opposing a 1 cent exemption for methanol produced from coal. He supports methanol from wood or garbage but cautions against broad coal-based incentives. Fricke leads Nebraska's Agricultural Products Industrial Utilization Committee overseeing gasohol, a 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent ethanol blend.
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Charles R. Fricke
Fricke
Charles Percy
Illinois
U.S
Gasohol Panel
Nebraska
Agricultural Products Industrial Utilization Committee
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