Miss Lillian Carter Sidelined By Leg Discomfort
President Carter's mother Miss Lillian, 78, canceled public appearances after a leg muscle spasm and phlebitis. White House physician says she is resting with hot pads and off her feet, while family notes her wish to resume social engagements.
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Real Estate Transfers List From Platte County Office
A sequence of real estate transfers recorded at the Platte County Register of Deeds lists many deeds. Names include William Sprunk Jr James A Sprunk Betty A Sprunk James D Lundstrom and others with parcels detailed by section and lot references around Columbus Cols and Riverdale S.D. Trusts and purchases involve multiple citizens and local entities.
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Betty A. Sprunk
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Viking View S.D
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Ernest Luchinger
Ernst Luchsinger
Clarence J. Goering
Clarence J & Hazel R. Goering
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Rudolph W. Brunkhorst
Warren R
Marilyn L. Nolan
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Central Missouri town avoids elections as write-ins fill board
In Hartsburg Missouri residents prefer write-in candidates for the annual town board election. Clerk Daryl Thomas notes elections are usually write-ins. Incumbents resist loss with the top five write-ins becoming the new board and choosing a mayor and other officials. Separately Leigh Community School fourth and fifth graders visited the House of Yesterday in Hastings with multiple teachers.
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Washington Window Increasing voter turnout
Arnold Sawislak reports on President Carter's plan to allow election day voting with ID, arguing it could raise turnout from the low 53 percent in 1976. The piece notes partisan stakes, cites Minnesota and Wisconsin as successful examples, and mentions Republican concerns about fraud and safeguards.
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