Reagan says he won’t run third party if GOP bid fails
Reagan signals no third party run if he loses the Republican nomination and urges reevaluation of UN policy after a controversial anti Zionist General Assembly resolution. He spoke during an address to the International Sanitary Supply Association.
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Chicago
Ronald Reagan
California
International Sanitary Supply Association
Reagan
United States
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Internships Dwindle as Medical Training Shifts
In Chicago AP reports that many doctors now skip traditional internships and go straight to residency. At the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Dean Joseph Ceithaml notes the yearlong post-doctoral post appointment is an apprenticeship by another name. The school offers one internship in internal medicine as trends push toward specialty and research focus, with fewer rotating internships and broader exposure by choice.
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Joseph Ceithaml
University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine
United States
Ceithaml
Pritzker School
Phone lines warn of flash floods in Hawaii
Hawaii records five serious flash floods yearly since 1965 says meteorologist Edward Carlstead. The Hawaiian Telephone Co runs 22 special lines to remote rain gauges across the islands to relay rainfall data to the Weather Service for timely warnings.
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Edward
Carlstead
National Weather Service
Hawaiian Telephone Co
Weather Service
Outboard theft warning from California boating agency
The Department of Navigation and Ocean Development warns theft of outboard motors rises in winter. Advice includes securing boats at lit marinas with patrols, removing expensive items, using low wattage cabin lights, covering ports, installing security measures, removing outboards, and locking trailers and wheels. A separate note mentions the first captive porpoise birth on February 14, 1940, at Marineland Florida.
Jug and Bottle Cutting Class Dates Announced
Western Nebraska Technical College offers a jug and bottle cutting class taught by Bill Bokelman. The five three hour sessions begin at 7 p m on Wednesday with meeting sites in the college or Sidney Nebraska to be announced. Ken Manske handles registrations by phone or in person at the first class.
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Bill Bokelman
Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Ken Manske
Dalton plans evening of entertainment at school auditorium
The Dalton Community Improvement group hosts a 7 30 p m program in the school auditorium after the Lions Pancake breakfast. A fifth and sixth grade boys basketball game and an adults volleyball match with the Dalton faculty are on the bill along with swing chair numbers. Admission is 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
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Dalton
Dalton Community Improvement Group
Decline in writing skills among teens in NAEP study
A Denver NAEP report finds 13 and 17 year olds wrote shorter, less coherent essays in 1974 versus 1970 with more run on sentences. Nine year olds improved slightly, while girls outperformed boys across all ages. Recommendations include more writing instruction and separate grammar teaching.
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Denver
National Assessment of Educational Progress
NAEP
Education Commission of the States
Belon
National Center For Education Statistics
Nebraska crops face dry spell with 83 percent of normal rainfall
Nebraska soils are dry as precipitation in the first ten months of 1975 ran at 83 percent of normal, with August to October among the driest in 45 years. The pattern worsened after July, threatening fall-sown crops and increasing erosion risk, making snow cover crucial this winter.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Conservation and Survey Division
Panhandle
North Central
Southwest
Alcohol Service Unit to Aid Nebraska Panhandle
The Alcoholism Council approved forming an Alcohol Service Unit for middle and southern Nebraska Panhandle counties. The unit will be led by a coordinator’s office in Scottsbluff with plans for an annual full membership meeting on January 26 1976. Nominating committee members include Kesh Galford George? Waitman and Erv Fréhm.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Alcoholism Council
Ine
West Nebraska General Hospital
Scottsbluff
Kesh Galford
Gering
Max Waitman
Bridgeport
Erv Fréhm
Kimball
Jerry Jurgens
Chadron
Alci Board of
Wailmanh
Alci Information Committee
Marty Weggint
Panhandle
Region One
ALCI
Keith Gafford
Scotts Bluff County
Vernon Eckert
Morril County
Wayne Downer
Harrisburg
Banner County
Frances Craig
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Frank Redwine
Chappell
Devel
Betty Brown
Ashkosh
Garden County
Don Hensley
Shriver Proposes Food Reserve Board and Primary Bid in Nebraska
Democratic candidate Sargent Shriver urged creation of a food reserve board to secure fair farmer prices and stabilize consumer costs. He hinted at a Nebraska primary bid and pressed for national or local land use planning while noting a crisis of confidence in America and a halt in forward movement since the Nixon era. He outlined Alcohol Service Unit plans in Panhandle counties with coordinators and outreach to treatment centers and programs.
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North Platte
Sargent Shriver
Food Reserve Board
Shriver
Congressional District
Reserve Board
Nebraska
America
United States
Nixon
Ak-Sar-Ben seeks 1976 Good Neighbor nominations
Ak-Sar-Ben invites Nebraskans and western Iowa residents to nominate individuals or groups for its Good Neighbor Awards. Nominations, supported by forms from the Ak-Sar-Ben committee at 63rd and Shirley Streets in Omaha, must be postmarked by February 2, 1976. Framed citations and gold lapel emblems will honor winners chosen by a statewide committee.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Iowa
Dick Becker
Chambers of Commerce
Ak-Sar
63Rd
Shirley Streets
Omaha
Social news brief of local visits and travel
Mrs Rankin visited sister Mrs Devier and family Monday. Rankin family recently returned from Malta and will soon travel to Spain. Numerous local residents hosted and visited relatives across Scottsbluff Potter Sidney Gurley and Broadwater including Schmidt Schmidt Mayer and Frerichs families with birthdays and funeral services noted.
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Ron Devier
Rankin
Malta
Spain
Susie Hardin
Scottsbluff
George Tallmage
Rick Severns
Broomfield
Colo
LeRoy Lessman
Lessman
Fred Schuler
Dick Metzler
Don Rogers
Sam
Highland
Arvada
Robert Schnobel
Gill Smink
Lessman Home
D.R. Severns
David Holcomb
Norman McConnell
Cozad
Rodney McConnell
Agda Abbott
Esther Aen
Harold Andersen
Phillip
Broadwater
May Sharp
Haxtun
Steve Hopkins, Jr
Steve Hopkins
Sidney
Peter Lenzen
Walter Grunwald
Elsie Ehlers
Raymond Weed
Richard Ladine
Gurley
Fort Sidney
Roy Vick
Jessie Sanders
Potter
Donald Kreader
Clifford Frerichs
John Jurgens
Helen Borges
Arnold Christofferson
Robert Kinnersley
Sacramento
Calif
Merle Christofferson
Neil
North Platte
Ronarris
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