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Firvip iTnk'rstv rf Kfhrrr'ia recent Hermit
Warner cf Cchujlcr died Tuesday ni-ht of an
epparent heart attack at hb cabin in northern
Butler County. Be was 67. .
V;--.:rt who was the preildeafand :r.:ral
mar.r.r cf We-ner MHIj in Schujl:r at the timecf
hb death, fcivcd on the NU Board cf Cc-ente forJ2
years.' He Lit the board at the end cf 1CC2 afr
representing Dixon, Dakota, Wayne, Thurston,
M-d:.en, Stanton, Cumins, Burt, Colfax, DoO,
Wachinston and Butler counties and parts cf
Dowlas and Seward counties.
He h survived by his wifa, Fern; daughters, Mrs.
Halt (Joanna) Cheney, Valley, and Mrs. Richard
(Jar.it Wccrts), Columbus; and four fjandchLdren.
7aner owned or controlled several banla in
Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota. Ha abo was a
member of the Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers
Association, Alpha I.Iu, the US. Assay Commission,
the State Building Commission, Rotary Club,
Masons, Shriners, Odd Fellows and Elks.
Funeral arrangements have been scheduled for
Friday at 2 p.m. at St John's Lutheran Church in
Schuyler.
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Naticnd cr.d intcr:r.lir.-l r.:ws
from tl:2 Heater Nc;v3 Report
Manila rioto Idll 3;
Reagan triD Gtill cat
!,LjnLA At hart thrc 2 1 ' were li":d
Wednesday nit when Hz-zz't.''i cf ar.ti-
revcrnment cerr.castrrtcra t?.: to cittla
their way to the hems cii;-lr...i Pr cedent
The fhtin-3 was believed to t3 the wcrat slre
incident cf violence Li the er; l:U i-Ltco rr.artial
law was introduced in 1972. Hospitals
reported treating 77 peep! 3 Loured Li the
clashes, and a church-run radio station
reported 3 casualties, marking the 11th
anniversary cf the declaration cf ir.arthl law
and to pretest gainst the murder a xr.cr.th
cf opposition leader Benino Aquino.
Martial law was lifted in January 1C31, but
Marcos retains wide poivers undr a national
security code.
" In Washington, President Herr'an said
.-Wednesday that he still plans to vizH Manila
during a two-week trip to Asia in early
November, despite the furor bcut the
ae::-::lr.etlen cf Aquino.Tfcereliad been sug-
tration that the Manila step be cancel: 1 if the
Marcos Government's investigation cf Ac-.o's
death does net appear to be diligent.
Waroliipa continue fire
E2IHUT 'J5. Navy 7ar:k'r-3 f.rei cn
rrt2ery positions in the hiZi beklr.d E:Irut
Wednesday ri.t for the third, rera'-t day,
statrun Beirut Bedb reported. He l.r.y Cre
t : .:i around 11:CD p.m. (5:C0 p.m. CD7) and
silenced the cn peeitior.s with prcelilon-
Economy Gteams ahead
TASIIINGTON The U.S. eccr.smy is
ro-,-.tn3 at a 7 percent annual rate in tke third
QiiLXv-C-iTSj tr3 Oommsrc aDjrimcut cl"
r.esday. U:e early p rejection came in a report
that said the economy surpjed at a 0.7 percent
pace in the second quarter, higher thn the
criminal estimate, for the April-June peiiad cf
9.2 percent The second, quarter rate was the
strongest eince . 1 1 percent , in the second
quarter cf 1S73, the department salX
-Meat "purchases -cut'
WASHIHGT0N - The U.S. Agriculture
Department on Wednesday stepped buying
meat from two companies under fciveetlation
for alleged unsanitary s!.!:;:ktcrl: plants.
Agriculture. Secretary John Clock said
purchases would be stopped ur.tl! Vr2 r'er.cy
investigates complaints cr-t CzlvSlZteig
Beef Co. of Denver and IJctra-ka Beef
Processors cf Gerinj, Neb. The tr;3 cerrpanies
were accused cf producing (;rct:d teef from,
diseased cattle and cf Cthy racat f': r pterins
plants by the Better Gove:r.rr.er.t At r.ceiatien,
- a public-interest rcup, and the TV show,
"First Camera." . ;
: Soviets call for' eir mbq
MONTBBAL The Soviet Ur.In on
, Wednesday called for r.c7 rul:3 to cr.nre
closer coordination bet.Te:n air trcIHc
controllers. The call vras rails to aviation
wu - ui.i-ic3 saia li u up to C2i iraLuC
controllers to ensure that p!r.r3 do r.ct stray
off course. He abo called fer :m rules" cn
interception that r.'c:;!d re'r? airplanes
lclatin3 airspace to land Lr.:.: wken
intercepted.
Court orders trcr jEicnt
KKOXVILLC Tcr.n. T!-- T. - 2 Court
of Appeals ruled Wcdac: .dry t: iC-; .-:r-cld
Pamela If-nilt' rv. v .. , - -
treatment fer a-rare f:rr.i c;,c.
tnreater.3 to m her b !;;: !: : ;
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