Global News Roundup From Rome to Tel Aviv
Global brief from Rome reports the Christian Democrats gain modest ground as regional elections end, while Nixon enjoys beach strolls in California. Chrysler eyes model shifts, AMA faces financial strain, and various international notes cover inquest plans, Israeli Lebanese clashes, and public notices across the U.S. and Europe.
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Juelfs Grains Potter Triumph in Senior Girls Softball
Juelfs beats St Patrick's 25 to 6 as Juelfs Grain pitcher Colette Anderson wins. Joni Killham homered and Lisa Hardman hit a triple for Juelfs while Ann Garcia homered for St Patrick's. Juelfs tallied 15 runs in the first inning.
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Treasurer duties and rules for league finances
The league treasurer must promptly deposit receipts in insured accounts, handle disbursements only with dual signatures, provide detailed reports at meetings, and mail monthly bank statements to the president. After season end, auditor verification is required before handing records to the successor. Earl Anthony won the Downey Pro Bowling Championship, his third win and seventeenth pro title.
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Hastings athlete clears 6 feet 11 in AAU jump
Doug Phelps of Hastings Nebraska, state high school high jump record holder, cleared 6 feet 11 inches at the Junior AAU Track and Field Championships in Knoxville Tennessee. He placed seventh in a 31‑competitor field and said he was happy with his performance, noting the large field hampered him.
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Rapid City posts 15 run burst to down Sidney juniors
Rapid City Post 22 reserves erupted for six runs in the third and seven in the fourth to beat Sidney American Legion Junior team 15-5 in six innings. Dave Ammerman went 3 for 3 with two RBIs for Sidney, Grothe took the loss, and Lubash, Ammerman, Heaton and Grothe pitched. Kim Tremain hit two homers for Sidney National Bank in a 17-4 junior girls win over Potter. Lynette Rehmer hit a grand slam for A W in a 27-11 win over Cabela's. Standings: Sidney National 4-0, A W 2-1, Gehrig & Son 1-2, Cabela's 0-2, Potter 0-2.
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Fewer hunting fatalities in 1974 amid safety training era
Fewer deaths from hunting accidents were recorded in 1974, the smallest number since the hunter safety program began twenty one years earlier. Nine people lost their lives that year, reflecting a notable drop in fatalities within the period.
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