Races for Regents Seats Show Similar Voter Split
In Nebraska two regents districts feature incumbents drawn by conservative challengers and a young candidate from UNL or its branches. Lincoln’s Ed Schwartzkopf faces S H Brauer and J Jones Plant, while Omaha’s Kermit Hansen contests Clifton Batchelder and John Malone. Each side cites campus issues and calls for stronger administrator oversight and improved campus communications.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
University
Omaha
Fagen
Ed Schwartzkopf
S. H. Brauer
J. Jones
Plant
Rom
Kermit Hansen
Clifton Batchelder
John Malone
Batchelder
Brauer
Nebraska’ School Improvement Association
Kearney State
UNL
Malone
Gateway
UNC
Schwartzkopf
Hansen
Norbert Tiemann
Richard Herman
Republican National
Hearing on economics of female workers in Nebraska
An Omaha AP report covers a two hour hearing before the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women. Marilyn Major cites US figures showing women earn an average of 3 661 less than men in Nebraska, with Black women hit harder. Dr Linda Pratt notes NU Lincoln critical workers are 96 percent women earning 3363 to 5000 yearly. only 2 percent at top rate. Donna Polk argues absentee rates are not much higher for women. Judy Hoffman praises Northwestern Bell for hiring and promoting without sex bias. The hearings continue in other cities and dates.
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Omaha
Neb
Governor's Commission
Marilyn Major
U.S
Nebraska
Linda Pratt
Faculty Senate
University of Nebraska-at-Lincoln
N.U
Donna Polk
Lincoln
Pean
Nebraska Department of Labor
Leigh Garden Club to Attend Nebraska Conference
Leigh Garden Club members plan to participate in the District IV Nebraska Federation of Garden Clubs spring conference at Elks Lodge in Norfolk. The agenda includes ecology talks by state president Mrs. Ted Lindquist, a Q and A with first vice president Mrs. Gilbert Troutman, annual club reports led by Leigh president Mrs. Mabel Granlowicz, a five minute Arbor Day skit, a plant sale, flower arranging, and officer elections with noon luncheon reservations requested.
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Leigh
Leigh Garden Club
Nebraska Federation of Garden Clubs
Elks Lodge
Norfolk
Ted Lindquist
Wahoo
Gilbert Troutman
Big Springs
Mabel Granlowicz
Treasury
Norfolk Garden Club
Newspaper Subscription Rates Change Notice
Public notice lists subscription rates for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. Rates include 1.09 dollars per month by car carrier, 11.50 per year by mail in Platte Merrick Nance Park counties, and 3.17 dollars per year for others. also instructs subscribers to notify local postmaster of address changes.
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Sunda
Nélidays
Columbus
Nebraska
Ny Carcer
Mall
Plalrie
Arone
Guller
Colfax
Merrick, Nance
Park Coumies
Art
Recital and Arbor Day News from Bellwood
Bellwood Mrs Ruth Cockson presented her piano pupils in a recital with many duets and special numbers. Attendance reached 125. Arbor Day observer pupils planted Austrian Pine trees donated by the Soil Conservation Service. Sister Alice Dolezal of Milwaukee visits. Mr and Mrs Robert Bell return from vacation to Tucson Arizona.
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Bellwood
Ruth Cockson
Patty
RoseAnn
Susan. Homan
Shellie
Susan Schmit
Amy Romshek
Mary Semin
Connie
Marty Jo Miester
Carla Meysenburgh
Jenny Trofholz
Joe Kretzinger
Becky
Margaret Zeller
Margaret Cockson
Commie Miester
Gary Miester
Cockson
Russell Reha
Methodist
Annabel Davis
Cookson
Dennis Klawann
Lincoln
Paula Cordova
Ft. Collins, Colo
Soil Conservation Service
Alice Dolezal
Milwaukee
Alice
University of Minnesota
Robert M. Bell
Tuscon
Ariz
Edith Bell
Young Stillwater farmer heads custom wheat operation
Lynn Rohrer, 22, begins his first year managing a two 20 foot diesel combine outfit in Oklahoma. He employs his wife Cathy Jack Burrow as cook and plans a summer sweep from Oklahoma to South Dakota. Rohrer learned farming from his father Edward Rohrer Jr. and balances contention with diplomacy amid harvest hazards. He aims to return to northwest Oklahoma after harvest to work in cattle and wheat, noting the advantage of a larger crew to keep machines busy.
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Stillwater
Okla
Lynn
Rohrer
Stranager
Cathy Jack
Saya
Kyn
Edward Rohrer Jr
Buffalo
Kansas Line
Young Rohrer
Oklahoma State University
OSU
May
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Hils
Lairge
Northwest
Mik Taties
Harper
Man Held After Church Shooting in Atlantic
Atlantic town AP report says 24 year old Robert Pigsley of Atlantic entered SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in uniform during Sunday mass, fired at the crucifix with a World War I rifle and machete, was restrained and arrested. He faces malicious damage charges. he claimed war views and Vietnam veteran status.
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Atlantic, Town
APJ
Robert Pigsley
Atlantic
Cneifix
Pigsley
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic
Bart Kane
Donald Lappe
Lappe
Visitor From Washington Visits Newman Grove Family
Mrs. Melvin Weakley of Walla Walla Washington visits her cousin and husband Mr and Mrs Walter E Nelson in Newman Grove. She is blind since 1918 19 and plans to return home Tuesday visiting her brother Floyd Stewart en route.
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Newman Grove
Melvin Weakley
Walla
Wash
Walter E. Nelson
Weakley
Ora Stewart
Walter Wheeler
Frank Weiand
Floyd Stewart
North Platte woman donates annually to cancer fund
Grace Justis of North Platte, who turns 83 May 13, contributes yearly to the Cancer Crusade. This year she gave 380 dollars, following 250 in 1970 and 20 in 1969. Her son Merwin, who died 1967 at age 6 from a Tate type cancer, left 5,000 dollars to the Cancer Fund.
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North Platte
Neb
Cancer Crusade
Grace Justis
Justis
Merwin
Omaha
Cancer Fund
Barbecue Time and the Back Yard Man
A lighthearted essay on summer barbecue culture contrasts outdoor grilling joys with domestic roles. It notes men seeking outdoor cooking as a rite, the wife’s relief from kitchen heat, and the shift toward kettle cookers and shelters that may limit outdoor freedom.
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PO Ricuard Ciccone
Creado Rate
Imalé
Osthe
Lowry feature to be published in Midlands magazine
Mike Lowry son of CB Lowry Srp Rt 2 will have a feature on the Cruiser Kathers Hastings in the Magazine of the Midlands Omaha World Herald May 7 Lowry sits on Hastings Daily Tribune news staff graduate of Columbus Senior High and Kearney State College now pursuing a psychology masters at Kearney State College formerly with The Telegram
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Mike Lowry
CB. Lowry
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Martina
Pal
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S&h
13Th St
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