Friday Bulletin of Historical Highlights and Birthdays
Friday December 27 1974 lists notable dates in world history. Highlights include Juliana granting Indonesia sovereignty in 1949 Kepler born in 1571 Pasteur born 1822 Carrie Nation raid 1900 Bastogne relief 1944 Korea trustees 1945 Red Guards rally 1966 Congo border clashes ten years ago Algeria and UAR rebels. Today's birthdays Marlene Dietrich 70 Wallace Greene 67. Thought: You must be poor to know the luxury of giving.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Indonesia
Johannes Kepler
Wurttemberg
Louis Pasteur
Dole
Carrie Nation
Wichita
Kas
Belgium
U.S
Bastogne
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Korea
Peking
China
Liu Shaochi
Congo
Algeria
United Arab Republic
Eisaku Sato
Liberal-Democratic Party
Japan
William Simon
Marlene Dietrich
Wallace Greene
George Eliot
Panhandle Weather Outlook With Snow Chance
Today partly cloudy and mild with highs 40 to 45. Tonight clouds increase with lows 17 to 23. Saturday mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of snow. highs in the low to mid 30s. Winds west to northwest 6 to 18 mph. Extended outlook shows increasing clouds Sunday to Tuesday with a chance of snow and temperatures in the teens to 30s.
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Panhandle
Cheyenne County Chamber Sets December Meeting Agenda
Monday features special board meeting at 8 p.m. to discuss the 1975 dues structure elect officers and plan the annual meeting. Thursday lists a WW I Barracks 2448 and Ladies Auxiliary covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m with social activities afterward.
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Cheyenne
Veterans of W.W. I
Police Log Details Disturbance and Assault Incidents
Police logged eight incidents from Tuesday night through Friday morning including a gas bill dispute at U Gas Am, an arrest for disturbance at 8th Ave, investigations at Fissinger Excavating and a checked insecure house, an assault arrest at Horseshoe Bar, and a fight at Dude's Brand in Iron.
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U-Gas-Am
Robert A. Schilz Jr
Fissinger
Garry Ammerman
Horseshoe Bar
Dude's Brand In Iron
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Names
Admitted to Sidney unit are Blanche Humphrey Linda Langley Norma Kurth Jerome Lenzen Lila Barnhart and Loretta Fehringer with Susie Mayer as patient transporter. Discharged from Sidney is Alfred Boss.
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Sidney
Blanche Humphrey
Linda Langley
Norma Kurth
Jerome Lenzen
Lila Barnhart
Loretta Fehringer
Potter
Susie Mayer
Jumbo jet repaired after engine fire injures six
An Eastern Airlines L-1011 jumbo jet returned to service after a center rear engine fire caused six injuries during an emergency evacuation at Seattle Tacoma Airport. A Seattle woman suffered the most serious injury, a fractured ankle from sliding the escape chute. The 115 aboard were nearly ready for takeoff to Omaha when the fire occurred.
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Seattle
Easter Airlines
Seattle-Tacoma International
Omaha
Births Stacy Lynn Tjaden and Jennifer Diane Lindsey
Stacy Lynn Tjaden, eight pounds eight and a half ounces, born Dec 23 at West Nebraska General Hospital Scottsbluff to Jerry and (name redacted) Tjaden. Jennifer Diane Lindsey, six pounds two ounces, born Dec 24 at Memorial Hospital Moore Oklahoma to John and (name redacted) Lindsey, welcomed by siblings and grandparents.
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Stacy Lynn Tjaden
Jerry Tjaden
Scottsbluff
Stacy Lynn
West Nebraska General Hospital
Frank Tjaden
Madrid
Dick Aurich
Dalton
Oscar Aurich
Jennifer Diane Lindsey
John Lindsey
Moore
Okla
Jennifer Diane
Memorial Hospital
Lisa
Sharlene
Eric
Jim Lindsey
William Holt
Sidney
Louise Valderstrasse
Plymouth
Jay Pool
Court Action Counts Traffic Fines Across Multiple States
A county court traffic list records numerous speeding tickets and related offenses across several states. Names include Zelda Drummond, Kathleen McIntyre, Deborah Boudreau, Lois Coleman, Rodney Morlock, and others with fines ranging from $10 to $70 plus costs, and incidents such as speeding muffler violations and stop-sign breaches.
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Zelda Drummond
Milltown
Wis
Ron Duffy
Sidney
Vern Gersmehl
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Hinson
Mt Clemens
Mich
Merle Jensen
Ontario
Ore
Kathleen McIntyre
Terry Limsack
Scottsbluff
Mark Murray
Fayetteville
N. Y
Thomas Nasca
Sacramento
Calif
Wayne Niemeyer
Simi Valley
Milburn Qualls
North Platte
Dorothy Rogers
Casadaga
Michael Wignall
Mt. Valley
Rolin ‘Hull
Gurley
Sally Petersen
Laramie
Deborah Boudreau
Phoenix
Ariz
Kenneth Morris
iSidney
Phillip Norberg
Buswell
Richard Tadolini
Harold Theophilus
Eula Zwicki
Janet Bawthrope
Hanna
Ronald Cizewski
Kimball
Dennis McKenna
Berkeley
Virgil Thompson
Raymond Anderson
Barley
Ind
Richard Bellmer
Cedar Falls
Nev
John Sinck
Holiday
Fla
Lois Coleman
Arlington
Rodney Morlock
Brent Boren
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry’ Cisar
Brule
Ricard Pearson
Lyman
Melanie Tomlinson
Ruth Walker
Lodgepole
Cynthia Willis
Rye
N. H
Thomas
Hestchinson
Davisburg
William’ Webster
Pierce
Exon Urges Nebraska Agencies to Cut Spending
Governor J James Exon warned of at least a 50 million shortfall for the 1975 76 fiscal year urging state agencies to reduce spending and avoid layoffs as Nebraska faces economic strain in agriculture and other sectors. He said the measures are necessary to prevent panic and preserve resources.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
J. James Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Drill Turned In To Cheyenne County Sheriff
A half inch electric drill was turned in to the Cheyenne County Sheriff's office by deputy Darrell Johnson. The owner may claim it by identifying it to sheriff's personnel. Nebraska officials discuss prudent budgeting amid inflation and recession, urging agencies to reduce travel and nonessential programs. No mass layoffs planned. officials emphasize stability and accountability.
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Cheyenne County
Cornhuskers of Nebraska and the old husking tradition
A historical reminiscence traces Nebraska corn husking from a bygone era to modern times. It notes state nicknames, seasonal harvests, and labor shifts from hand pegs to machines, with anecdotes from 1886 and 1914 about yields, wages, and the Yellow Dent column.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Mid-South
Ohio
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Nebraska State Historical Society
Blue Valley Blade of
Seward
Watergate defense nears end in Parkinson case
Closing arguments in the Watergate cover-up trial continued as Jacob Stein for Kenneth Parkinson depicted him as a nonpolitical figure misled by Nixon re election committee officials. The defense planned to rest ahead of government rebuttal and jury deliberations.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Jacob Stein
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Richard M. Nixon
Stein
James F. Neal
Richard Ben- Veniste
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Maridian
Democratic National Committee
Parkinson
Washington
Nixon
First woman named to Nebraska parole board
Catherine Dahlquist, a Democratic candidate for secretary of state in November, is appointed to the Nebraska Board of Parole, replacing Timothy Blankenship who was shot to death. Effective Jan 2, she will join chairman John Greenholtz and Eugene Neal at a salary of 15 500 dollars. Dahlquist is owner of Dahlquist Real Estate Management Co and has held posts with Omaha banks and city offices.
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Lincoln
Catherine Dahlquist
State Board of Parole
Timothy E. Blankenship
Omaha
Dahlquist
Democratic Party
J. James Exon
John Greenholtz
Eugene Neal
Dahl
Dahlquist Real Estate Management Co
City of
Community Credit Corp
Omaha and
Livestock National Banks
Monaco Tops Densest Population with 27,500 per Square Mile
Monaco records the highest population density at 27,500 people per square mile. The figure highlights the principality’s crowded urban core and compact geography.
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Monaco
Stereo stolen from Clark Chevrolet building
Sidney police report a stereo record player was stolen from Clark Chevrolet Buick at 1200 Jackson Street. A back door was kicked in and the stereo was the only item missing on Thursday night.
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Jackson St
Sidney
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Nebraske
Adoyn, Wermenteys
Prideys Newspapers Inc
Rial Sfiex
Om0 Mines K
Nebraske Ret
P.O
Nebraske Eucedence
Agricuture
Amacified Press
Nebraska Press Association
Chice Mena
Lawrence E. Boyer
Frank Partsch
Sen
Henry J. Meysenburg
Dorothy Carey
Fer
Hebraska 'Pacss Association
Old
Eastern Farm Journal
Watergate
Bill
Dale
Areke Tay
Lodgépole Legion Hall
Clark Chevy Building
Kent
Say
Michelin
Skelly
Wh & Minds
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