Butler County Hospital plan approved by county board
The Butler County Board of Supervisors unanimously backed a $4.2 million plan to build a 33 bed county hospital in David City replacing the 25 bed David Guy Hospital. A May 41 special election will decide the measure. The county would own and run the facility with a 1.3 million bond to be retired in 15 years at a tax impact of about 11.65 dollars per year for a property valued at 14,284. Architects Reed Veach Wurdeman Associates. Land already donated. Overcrowding and limited space prompted the project.
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David City
Seven Men County Board of Supervisors
Butler County Hospital
David Guy Hospital
Board of Supervisors
David City Hospital
Reed, Veach, Wurdeman and Associates of Columbus
Chariot Races Slated During Greek Week at UNO
The University of Nebraska Omaha UNO panhellenic and inter fraternity councils announce chariot races satirical theater and a talent show as part of Green Week activities from April 76 to May 6.
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Omaha
UPI
University of Nebrane
Omeha
Mavenly
UNO Panheilenic
Interfraternity Councils
Man Sues Over Champagne Cork Injury in Spokane
Spokane resident David Mason files a $150,000 damage suit claiming permanent eye injury after a champagne cork burst, the stopper striking him while he removed the wire around it. Defendants named are Gall Seal Vineyards Inc Sparkletop Corp and the state of Washington.
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Spokane
David Mason
Gall Seal Vineyards Inc
Sparkletop Corp
State of Washington
Wintry storm moves out to sea coast to coast
A wintry coastal storm that caused heavy snow in the Northeast has moved out to sea. It left up to eight inches in eastern New York and more than a foot in parts of New England while winds stayed gusty into the North Atlantic states. Frigid air and frost advisories spread from the South to Florida as the system waned.
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United Press International
North Atlantic States
New York State
Central
Appalachians
New England
South Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Florida
Peak's brother testifies on booby trap murder case
In Omaha court Donald Peak, 20, said Duane Peak may have smirked about patrolman Larry Minard's death but he cannot confirm it. Duane testified as the key witness in the trial of Poindexter and Rice, all tied to a Black militant group.
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Omaha
UPI
Duane Peak
Larry Minard
Peak
Edward Polidexter
David Rice
Q Omaha
Duane
Minard
Donald
Donald Peak
Annie Norvis
Miss Norris
Norris
National Committee
Cymbal
Theresa Peak
Delia
Hartford Mayor Uccello Named to Head Consumer Affairs
Transportation Secretary Volpe appointed Hartford mayor Antonina P. Uccello to lead the office of consumer affairs. She becomes the highest ranking woman in the Transportation Department and will handle individual user transportation problems and complaints. The abolition of a paper blockade is noted as a non-enforceable declaration.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Volpe
Hartford
Conn
Antonina P. Uccello
Miss Uccello
Transportation Department
Valpe
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