Bulletin Board Friday March 28 1975 highlights and forecast
Friday notes include historic anniversaries from 1939 to 1964 and recent events. Birthdays of Virginia Knauer and Alfred Lunt are listed with a Roger Babson quote. Panhandle forecast predicts cold, windy weather with snow flurries and a warming trend through Tuesday.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Raphael
Urbino
George I of
Constantinople
Istanbul
St. Nazaire
Alaska
Crescent City
Calif
Santiago
Chili
Cambodia
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Virginia Knauer
Alfred Lunt
Roger Babson
Panhandle
Births Roy Lee Jr born to Scottsbluff couple
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lashley of Scottsbluff announce the birth of a son, Roy Lee Jr, on March 21. The mother is Lynn Morrison formerly of Lodgepole. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morrison of Oshkosh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lashley of Mitchell.
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Roy Lashley
Scottsbluff
Roy Lee Jr
Lashley
Lynn Morrison
Lodgepole
Larry Morrison
Oshkosh
Charles Lashley
Mitchell
Sidney events calendar for late March and early April
A sequence of community events listed for Sidney includes a March 29 dance at the National Guard Armory by Phaeton from Denver, an Easter Egg Hunt at Legion Park, a March 31 Past Presidents Parley at Wayne Ayres home, April 1 American Legion Auxiliary Unit 137 meeting hosted by Mrs. Harold Ahlschwede, April 1 South Platte Natural Resources District public meeting at Marathon Building 909 5th Ave, April 3 Le Leche League Sidney meeting at Doris Jensen home, and April 5 Puddle Makers CB Club meeting at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall.
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Sidney Band
National Guard
Phaeton
Denver
Sidney Lions Club
Legion Park
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 137 of
Gurley
Harold Ahlschwede
South Platte Natural Resources District
Sidney
5Th Ave
Marathon
le Leche League of
Doris Jensen
Parkview
Bombs Hit Jerusalem During Easter Observances
Two bombs exploded in Jerusalem as Easter pilgrims moved along the Way of the Cross. A time bomb on a bus wounded four. a second bomb outside a shoe store on Jaffa Road caused no casualties. Police detained about 10 Arabs for questioning. The incidents marked the first blasts since Kissinger talks.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Jaffa Road
Henry
A. Kissinger
Arab East Jerusalem
Calvary
De Camp asks for U.S. aid to South Vietnam
Nebraska State Sen. John De Camp urged urgent U S military aid for South Vietnam, saying the country cannot survive without assistance. In a Saigon press release, he noted drastic changes since his earlier service as an infantry officer in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nebraska
John de Camp
U. S
de Camp
Mekong Delta
Exon signs bill for Nebraska National Guard bonuses
Lincoln AP Gov J. James Exon signed LB529 to fund bonuses for about 900 Nebraska National Guard members who enlisted or reenlisted before December 24, 1974. Payments range from 100 to 600 dollars, with the $200,000 appropriation intended to bolster enlistments. Guard officials expect bonuses to be issued within weeks.
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Lincoln
J. James Exon
Nebraska National Guard
National Guard
Good Friday and Easter Power in One Message
A reflective column by Chris Dungan on Good Friday and Easter, contrasting death and resurrection. The essay recalls Christ’s crucifixion with vivid imagery and notes Easter morning’s triumph gives life, faith, and hope beyond death.
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Chris Dungan
Dodge St
Sidney
Messiah
Golgotha
Leading economic indicators hint at slower decline
The Commerce Department reports a 1 percent February advance in the leading indicators index, suggesting the downturn is moderating though not yet bottomed. Oil imports fell, creating a trade surplus, while weekly retail sales rose 7 percent from a year earlier. The market closed modestly higher as investors weighed tax cut veto risks.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Pate
John K Tabor
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Boston
Legislative Calendar Advances and Passes Likely Key Bills
Associated Press notes on Legislative Day 53 with sessions from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Legislation LB206 LB370 LB373 LB547 passed. Advances include LB254 LB323 LB493 LB568 LB118 LB255 LB264 LB226 LB366 LB307 LB250. LB113 not raised. LB310 reconsidered and killed. Introduced LBs 92. Recess 12 15 to 1 30 p.m. to discuss LBs 345 318 391 321 481 573 562 573. Adjourned 2 45 p.m.
Condensed Soup Yields Limited Cups Per Can
A 10-ounce can of condensed soup yields about 4.14 cups before dilution. A 14-ounce can of chicken or beef broth yields roughly 1.4 cups.
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Bulletin Board
Roy Lee Lashley JR
Wayne Ayres
Puddle Makers
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Exon
Bill
Sidney Newspapers, Inc
Linus St
Nehemadia
Cheyenne Counly
Vereyumy
Sedney
National Newspaper Association Service In Agriculture
Nebraska’ Press Association
Associated Prem
Lawrence E. Beyer
Frank Partscher
Mauor
Henry J. Meysenburg
Bill Cox
Hebraska Press Associa
The
Card & Hallmark
Jones Center
International Harvester
Dennis Hutt
Sterling Truck & Equipment CO
Sterling, Colorado
Rex
PAI PT
Namal Misc
AMMC
Uda
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