Columbus to issue 250000 water revenue bonds Series 1977
City of Columbus Nebraska authorizes Water Revenue Bonds Series 1977 totaling 250 000 to fund maintenance extension and enlargement of the water works system. Bonds priced 400 to 5.25 percent mature through 1989 bear additional 2.20 percent supplemental interest and are secured by water system revenues with parity to the 1961 bonds.
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Bruce ‘L. Gilmore & Associates
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United States of America
County of Platte
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First National Bank & Trust Company of
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FDA orders warnings on birth control pill labeling
The FDA requires doctors and druggists to inform patients that birth control pills can cause birth defects, tumors, blood clots, and heart attacks in women over 40. The labeling notes risks and precautions including abnormal uterine bleeding, breast lumps, and rare liver tumors, and advises caution around surgery and conception planning.
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Food and Drug Administration
Smuggling Coffee Hidden In Coffins Alarm Ugandan Official
Ugandan Brig. Ali Fadul accused smugglers of using funerals to move coffee into Kenya. He said mourning parties cross the border with coffins packed with illicit coffee, costing Uganda millions in lost revenue. Government vows tough action to stamp out the racket.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Ali Fadul
Uganda
Health insurance coverage rises to 183 million Americans
An estimated 183 million Americans have some form of health insurance, per the Health Insurance Institute. Year end 1976 figures show a gain of about five million insured, a three percent increase from the prior year.
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