Senior Citizens Make Up The State's Fastest Growing Age Group
Nebraska will exceed 187000 residents aged 65 and over by 1970 locally, with 12.5 percent of the population in this group. Ron Jensen notes the 65 plus cohort is the fastest growing segment, projected to rise to 14.1 percent by 1980, shaping demand for services and longer-term planning. United States trends show aging as a nationwide concern, driven by longevity and out-migration of youth.
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Nebraska
Ron Jensen
State Advisory Committee On Aging
Jensen
Florida
Iowa
Census Bureau
Cornhusker
Final Play-Off Yields Pool Tourney Winners
The senior citizen December pool tournament concluded with a double play-off featuring Walt Kahler Ralph Robinson Mrs John Farmer and Mrs Robinson. Winners were Mrs Farmer and Mr Kahler in doubles with Mrs Freida Rapp and Ralph taking the singles. Card winners on Tuesday were Mrs Emma Engel pitch high Mrs Anne Perkins low Mrs Anna Rippe pinochle high Merritt Plantz low. Margaret Dissmore drew the door prize.
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Walt Kahler
Ralph Robinson
John Farmer
Robinson
Farmer
Kahler
Freida Rapp
Ralph
Emma Engel
Anne Perkins
Anna Rippe
Merritt Plantz
Margaret Dissmore
The Show to Debut on Nebraska Educational TV
A new hour long weekly program for teens debuts on NET color Sundays at 7 p.m. starting January 11 hosted by Bob Walsh and Donal Leace. The show will include discussions with youths on world issues and music performances by Kenny Rogers and The First Edition and Donal Leace. Five views of East Germany airs January 14 on International Magazine with Robert MacNeil, highlighting industrial and cultural life and Western reactions.
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Nebraska Educational Television Network
Bob Walsh
Donal Leace
Bill Toomey
Kenny Rogers
Ruby
Reuben James
East Germany
British Broadcasting Corporation
West Germany
Robert MacNeil
NE Television and Hamlet features in NET programs
TELEVISION previews include NET Festival and Report from Saigon with correspondents like Shaplen Arnett and Kaiser. Also BBC coverage of East German politics and the Berlin Wall. A hippo defeats lions in Kruger Park and a note on veterans forming 32.1 percent of new job seekers for the year ended June 30, 1969.
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Hela Brock
Herman Budzislawski
Robert MacNeil
Britain
East Germany
United States
Baltic Sea
Czechoslovak
BBC
Zanzibar
Red China
Vietnam
Saigon
NET Journal
Robert Shaplen
The
New Yorker
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Robert Kaiser
Washington Post
National Educational Television
Nixon
U. S
John Gielgud
Hamlet
Fes
Ground breaking set for new Nebraska ETV Center
The Nebraska Educational Television Commission schedules a ground breaking ceremony at 11 30 a m and a public meeting at 1 30 p m on Wednesday January 1 for a new Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Center north of the University of Nebraska Center for Continuing Education at 33rd and Holdrege in Lincoln. Attending will be Governor Norbert T Tiemann State Senator Terry M Carpenter Lincoln Mayor Sam Schwarzkopf Dr Joseph Soshnik J Arthur Danielson Howard Stalnaker and Jack McBride among others. A noon luncheon precedes the 1 30 p m public meeting in the Alliance Room at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. The meeting will cover major agenda items including the election of the commission leadership.
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Nebraska Educational Television Commission
Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Center
University of Nebraska
Center For Continuing Education
33Rd and
Holdrege Streets
Lincoln
Nebraska
Norbert T. Tiemann
Terry M. Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Sam Schwarzkopf
Joseph Soshnik
University of Nebraska Lincoln
J. Arthur Danielson
Nebraska Etv Commission
Howard Stalnaker
WOW- Amfm-Tv
Omaha
Commission
Jack McBride
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Allance
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
McBride
ETV Commission
Nominating committee chairman to present 1970 slate
Fremont official Glen Igenfritz will chair the nominating committee and present its recommendations to the commissioners. The ITV Study Committee report from April 1969 will be presented, reviewing all elementary and secondary programming on the Nebraska ETV Network. The commission may approve an expanded advisory group of up to 56 Nebraskans, with area chairs across eight coverage regions, to boost grass roots feedback. additional routine items are on the agenda.
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Glen Igenfritz
Fremont
McBride
Nebraska
ITV
Commission
Christmas Hospitality Across Families in Denver and Nearby Cities
Christmas gatherings spread across several households as Mrs. John Miller and friends hosted, and others welcomed relatives from Columbus Ohio Omaha Oshkosh Lincoln Spalding and Grand Island. Notable visits included Owens and Mohatt families with a mix of students teachers and travelers, plus a ski trip to Aspen by Roy and Bob. Rodney Moore, studying in Switzerland, joined the special guest lineup before departing for Lawrence Kansas.
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Louis Miller
Robert McKay
Karoline Sparks
Carl McKay
Roy Miller
Bob Snyder
Columbus
Ohio
Roy
Bob
Aspen
Colo
Bernard Lacy
Grand Island
Margaret and
Frances Lacy
North Platte
Lawrence Mohatt
Denver
John Mohatt
George Moore
Rae Jones
Glennis Moore
Rodney Moore
Switzerland
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Dr. Kildare
Tom Courtenay
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Kruger National Park
National Parks Board
ETV
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
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World OF Fashion
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Naga
Sidney
Derby
John Miller
Walter England
Mike Marshall
Row Englands
Walter Englands
Marshalls
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D. C. Willarda
Mal Minshall
Mel Hoppmann
Oshkosh
Minshall
Afernoon
Sandhill
Earl Moermond
Chester Jung
E. F. Mohatt
Gene Marko
Spalding
George Mohatt
Marlene Mohatt
Theresa Mohatt
Kearney State College
Richard Mohatt
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