Hyde School aims to mold character over academics in Bath
Joe Gould opened Hyde School in Bath Maine in 1966 to develop character courage and leadership through student driven open evaluations and deep parental involvement The school accepts about 200 students ages 13 to 19 from varied backgrounds with strict rules and unique punishments while offering tuition refunds if families feel the program fails them and a future eyeing graduates who seek personal growth over grades
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Joe Gould
New Hampshire
Gould
Bath
Maine
Hyde School
Ann Legg
Ed Legg
Harvard
Wellesley
Jiny Bylaiey
Sion
Hyde
Columbus Library Seeks Help Amid Move to New Building
The Columbus Library highlights donations from Leon Williams and memorials for Mrs. Adam Schmid and others. New books include How To Earn More Money From Your Crafts and Humphrey Bogart a portraits by Nathaniel Benchley. The board notes upcoming move and ongoing fundraising needs.
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Win. Jacobsen
Leon Williams
Adam Schmid
Wilma Carlson
Reinhold Karlin
Charles Beneke
Rena Meyer
E.N. Heiser
Merle E. Dowd
Humphrey Bogart
Nathaniel Benchley
Bogart
Blue Flood
Menith
Pandho
Hollywood
Ethaniel Benchley
Auren
Evelyn Berckman
London
Easter Visitors in Rising City Dine With Local Families
Easter Sunday dinner guests gathered in Rising City for meals hosted by several residents. Attendees included the Selden, Crook, Alt, Lippstreit and Braasch families, with guests from Shelby Columbus Platte Center and other nearby communities. Additional gatherings accompanied by Don Ellison and family featured Loren Stuhr and Gordon Burgett households.
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Rising City
Lester Selden
Gerald Selden
Kenneth Crook
Edith Selden
Fred Alt
Shelby
Don Alt
Jim Lippstreit
Dehorah Alt
Columbus
Jick Vandenberg
Platte
Robert Braasch
Don Ellison
Loren Stuhr
Amily
Gordon Burgett
Korth Selected for Boys State Program
Alan Korth of Lindsay Holy Family will attend Boys State as sponsored by American Legion Post 261. He is a Lindsay Holy Family junior, active in sports, vice president of the junior class and member of the student council. Jack Beller is named as alternate.
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Lindsay
Alan Korth
Vernell Korth
Boys State
American Legion Post 261
Korth
Lindsay Holy Family
Jack Beller
Alan Beller
Snake loses grip during nightclub act in Lincoln
Joe Savage who uses snakes in his show was treated and released from a hospital after nearly being strangled by a boa constrictor during a Wednesday night performance. Police said he collapsed during the act and was taken by ambulance to the hospital.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Joe Savage
Savage
Leary Freed From Federal Prison After Eight Years
San Diego reports exultant Timothy Leary 55 leaves the Metropolitan Correctional Center amid cheers from reporters and his wife Joanna. He had been imprisoned or fugitive for eight years over marijuana trafficking charges and faces a 10 year sentence. His parole may take effect June 7.
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San Diego
UPI
Trair
Sunshine
Leary
FBI
Weatherman
Algeria
Federal Metropolitan Correctional Center
Joanna
Texas
United States
Mexico
Federal Parole Board
Washington
Harvard
Richard Body
Judge Denney Faces Lawsuits Over Highway Crash
U.S. District Judge Robert V. Denney of Omaha is sued in Douglas County District Court by Edward and Valerie LePatourel for negligence arising from a four year old chain reaction crash. The suit seeks medical damages and damages for permanent disabilities suffered by Valerie LePatourel, with specifics on impairment and household impact.
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Omaha
UPI
U.S
Robert V. Denney
Denney
Douglas County
Edward LePatourel
Valerie
LePatourels
North Platte
U.S. Attorney's Office
Justice Department
LePatourel
Terry R. Ringling
Old Faithful Geyser Spouts Near Boiling Water
Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park shoots water 120 to 170 feet high with an average eruption every 67 minutes. The display draws visitors as the geyser releases hot water into the air.
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Yellowstone National Park
State Board to Hold Lincoln Nebraska Tax Rates Line
The State Board of Equalization voted 4-0 to keep Nebraska sales tax at 2.5 percent and income tax at 15 percent. State Treasurer Frank Marsh was absent. Secretary of State Allen Beermann warned of cash flow strain from stalled income tax refunds and withheld school aid, suggesting a possible sales tax hike unless projections improve. The board plans to reconvene November to set next year’s rates.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Allen Beermann
Treasury
Beermann
William Peters
Peters
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Columbus Library
Burwell
Lindbergh
Leonard Mosley
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Paris
Hawaii
Hastings
Central Technical Community College
P.D
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
13Th Street
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Better Breakfast Project
Christine Nielsen
Jay Whitlow
John and
Rick Roebuck
Betty Pearson
Side Winders
Smet
Kim Smets
23Rd Street
Joy Tooley
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