Intelligence panel issues sweeping 651 page report on abuses
The Senate intelligence committee issued a 651 page report after 15 months of probing U S foreign and military intelligence recommending major reforms to curb abuses from the last 25 years. It urges new congressional oversight, stricter covert action standards, prior notice to Parliament on covert actions, and enhanced public accountability.
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Congress
Senate backs grain inspection reform amid veto clash
The Senate approved a grain inspection reform bill 52 to 18 to place federal oversight at inland terminals and create a new agency, despite President Ford’s veto threat. The measure targets misgrading of Gulf shipments and 78 indictments, with House negotiations to resolve differences.
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Real Estate Transfers Listed in Platte County Deeds
Real estate transfers filed with the Platte County Register of Deeds include transfers from Larry Houdek to Larry and Lois Houdek It. and from H Keating to Joseph F. and Martha A. Siedlik, with numerous lot, block and section references in Columbus and Cols areas. Other transfers include Merle Arends to Kenneth Liebschwager, Ruben Hellbusch to Weerts Boettcher Co., and multiple parcels in Northbrook, North Gate First Coffie Its, Highland Park, and Orig. Cols with legal descriptions and fractional interests noted.
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Cols
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Wilken faces further court action in Unadilla murder case
Du and Henry Wilken, 31, prepare for a second appearance in Otoe County Court next Monday to determine if a preliminary hearing is needed on a second degree murder charge arising from the April 10 slaying of his wife Sharron, 30, whose body was found buried near their Palmyra home.
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Youth Symphony Performs Here for Local Students
The Nebraska Tri Cities Youth Symphony Orchestra gave a concert at the high school auditorium for Columbus City Schools third and fourth graders. Conductor Larry Maupin of Grand Island High School leads a grant aided group organized in 1972 to offer elite high school musicians unaltered symphonic literature. Auditions welcome from Kearney Hastings Grand Island and others with phony placements noted for schools without orchestras. First child of Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson Denver is a six pound seven ounce son born April 21.
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Hastings
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Broken Bow
Ord
Clarkson
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Denver
Robinson
Mary Cada
Frank Cada
Nebraska Commission Chosen For 208 Planning Lead
The Nebraska Natural Resources Commission will lead Section 208 planning under the Clean Water Act amendments. It seeks an $887000 EPA grant to fund Nebraska planning across 13 river basins with local policy advisory committees chaired by basin commissioners, plus a state committee to coordinate cross basin matters.
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Rudolf Kokes
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P.s.c.’S
Natural Resources Commission
Special permits for drivers in Nebraska after point losses
William Peterson of the Nebraska motor vehicles agency says up to one third of drivers losing licenses under the point system drive for work. Since a 1975 law, motorists with 12 penalty points may apply for a special permit to drive to work or perform jobs. Fewer than 500 permits issued since July. about 1,500 licenses revoked on points from July to March. Those suspended by court order are ineligible.
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Neb
UPI
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Peterson
Aspin Calls Pentagon Evacuation Plan Dumbest Military Budget Item
Rep. Les Aspin objects to a $4.7 million Pentagon request to plan evacuating 137 million people from cities to rural areas during a nuclear crisis. He calls the Civil Defense Preparedness Agency proposal a wasteful, destabilizing bureaucracy seeking a mission.
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UPI
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Pentagon
Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
Civil Defense Preparedness Agency
Astro-Graph Horoscope for Tuesday April 27 1976
Daily forecast for Aries through Pisces with advice on patience, misunderstandings, self doubt, optimism, helping friends, independence, and managing family peace. Includes caution on issues at home and with difficult people. Supports practical mindset and steady personal conduct.
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Bernice Bede Oso
Your Birthday April 28 1976 Horoscope Note
Birthday guidance notes a resilient outlook for the coming year. It promises perseverance through obstacles and frames this tenacity as a potential path to success.
Jefferson Returns to Boarding House for Supper After Inauguration
Thomas Jefferson, newly inaugurated as President, walked back to his nearby boarding house and waited in line for his supper, illustrating the simple routine after the ceremony.
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United Press International
Thomas Jefferson
York Rite Masons 50 Year Members Honored in Columbus
In Columbus Nebraska a 50 year York Rite Mason was recognized during a ceremony presided by local and Nebraska Grand Lodge officers. A covered dish supper by Harmony Chapter No. 13 Eastern Star preceded the dedication of a new altar Bible five pedestals and officer chairs costing 1500 funded by Eastern Star members.
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Floyd R. Bate
Nebraska
Omar L. Gottula
Tegen Grand Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Lillard S. Jensen
Omaha
L. Harold Parker
Central City
Charles E. Baker
David City
Grand
Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M
Harold C. Wardeman
Columbus
Harmony Chapter No. 13
Order of the Eastern Star
Eastern Star
York Rite Masons
Julie Finch
Lester W. Bredemeyer
Lund
Thieves Burglary Targets Vatican Apartment Gold Objects
Vatican sources report burglars broke into a Rome apartment of a French team official during a theft that stripped gold medals coins and a crucifix. No injuries were reported and no suspects have been named.
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