Bulletin Board A Friday Oct 12 1973 date column
Today is Friday October 12 1973 the 285th day of the year with 80 remaining. Highlights include Columbus's 1492 discovery, Brazil's 1822 independence, Lee's death in 1870, Guadalcanal clash in 1942, Nazi dissolution in 1945, Khrushchev’s shoe controversy in 1960, and Nixon in Atlanta campaign events. President Cronin turns 67. a thought quotes solid mahogany versus veneer.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Brazil
Portugal
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Sidney Telegraph
Sterling
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Guadalcanal
Cape Esperance
Allied Control Council
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
UN General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Atlanta
Nixon
Joe Cronin
American Baseball League
JG Holland
Panhandle forecast calls for frost as cooler night sets in
Fair and quite cool Friday night with frost or freezing temperatures in the Panhandle. Lows in the upper 20s. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with highs in the upper 60s. Winds NW 4 to 8 mph. Extended outlook shows Nebraska similar chill with frost west and north central and highs mid to upper 60s Saturday after a frosty night.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
North Central
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Sidney Wamsley Ruth Walker Joseph Ruybal Don Bevan Jerald Diederich Mary Ann Modlin Gurley Ethel Edler Lodgepole Louis Stickley Sund Autumn Hodges Dismissed Ray Wiekhorst from Potter unit.
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Sidney David Wamsley
Ruth Walker
Joseph Ruybal
Don Bevan
Jerald Diederich
Mary Ann Modlin Gurley
Ethel Edler
Lodgepole
Louis Stickley Sund
Autumn Hodges
Potter Ray Wiekhorst
Police Calls Wednesday Car Crash In Sidney
A 1966 Ford driven by Kathleen Bartles sustained 100 dollars of damage when it collided with a 1972 Plymouth driven by Barbara Anderson on Jackson Street in Sidney. Anderson reported 300 dollars in damages to her vehicle.
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Kathleen Bartles
Sidney
Barbara Anderson
Jackson Street
Anderson
Local club meetings and events listed for October
Community groups in Scottsbluff and Fort Sidney announce October events. Prairie Schooners square dance 8 p m October 13 at the 4 H Building with Rudy Parks as caller. Wheat Growers meet October 15 at Ramada Inn Ogallala. CPTA officers meet at 9 30 a m at Mrs B T Miller. Topps club meets every Tuesday at First United Methodist Church. counseling by Panhandle Mental Health Center on first and third Tuesdays at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Rudy Parks
Commerce City
Colo
Nebraska- Wyoming
Ramada Inn
Ogallala
F.O
Wheat Belt Building
Kiwanis Club
Fort Sidney
Christian People Taking
CPTA
B. T. Miller
First United Methodist Church
The
Panhandle Mental Health Center
Christ Episcopal Church
10Th and
Linden
Cal
Scottsbluff
Ground Gaining for Mandatory Fuel Allocation in Congress
A mandatory fuel allocation bill gains support in Congress while the Nixon administration plans a limited program. White House energy officials tell the House Rules Committee the plan would allow 5 to 10 percent redistribution to hardship areas and call for state hardship boards. The Senate has passed a similar measure, and the House vote may come next week. The administration rejects crude oil allocations, arguing they would curb new production. Backers say the bill targets essential health and vital services amid energy shortages.
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Congress
White House
House Rules Committee
Administration
Associated Press
John A. Love
House
Senate
Love
Charges Dropped in Casados Case Linked to AIM Leader Incident
Reports say Leroy Casados 33 of Alliance had charges dropped related to the shooting and wounding of an American Indian Movement leader Clyde Hellecourt. U S Magistrate James Macken said a removal hearing was canceled as federal officials could not serve a subpoena on witness Russell Means, with one unnamed woman also unavailable. Casados faced later sentencing for prior possession of firebomb components tied to January disturbances in Scottsbluff.
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Elle
Leroy Canados
Alliance
American Indian’ Movement
Clyde
Hellecourt
Cage Sn Iunetiud
S.D. Casades
U.S
James Macken
Besa
Macken
1.S
Attocney
Omaha
Associated Press
Russell Means
South Dakota
Casados
Goring
Scottsbluff
Legislature Drops Plan for Capitol News Media Room
The Legislative Council Executive Board voted 5 to 2 to abandon plans for an electronic news media room at the Capitol and to defer a proposed exercise room for senators. Chairman Sen Terry Carpenter was asked to form a subcommittee with the State Building Commission to study the feasibility of a fitness room in the new state office building.
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Nebraska
Capitol
Associated Press
Legislative Council Executive Board
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
State Building Commission
Ernest Chambers
Omaha
Chambers
James Dickinson
Millard
Cal Carsten
Avoca
Harold Simpson
Lincoln
Shirley Marsh
Earler
Richard Proud
Eugene T Mahoney
Carpenter
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Mahoney
Suspects Held in Slaying of Rural Culbertson Couple
Authorities hold a man and a woman for questioning in the apparent murder of Edwin Host and Wilma Host of Culbertson. Frontier County Atty Fred Schroeder said a search warrant would be issued for a McCook home as investigators probe the couple’s disappearance since September 23. Portions of bodies pulled from Harrys Strunk Lake near Cambridge have been tentatively identified as the Hoyt couple.
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Frontier County
Fred Schroeder
McCook
Edwin Host 36
Wilma
Harrys Strunk Lake
Cambridge
Hoyt
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Bulletin Board
Eevey
the Telegraph Printing Co
Illinois St
Nebr
Nebraska Press Association
John Gottschalk
Neeoeneere
Frank Partsch
Order of Eastern Star Kensington
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Edne Dedrick
Elmer Hartmann
Leroy Casados
Capitol Electronic News Media Room
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Simpson
Theresan
Zeta
Illinois
Jackson
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