Platte County Ag Society awards ten 400 scholarships
Thirteen Platte County high school seniors compete for ten 400 two year Platte College scholarships. Recipients include Wayne Babel Sheryl Birkel Jed Brunken Vickie Hassebrook Kathleen Hervert Tammy Knehans Patti Whetstone Al Wunderlich and Ron Zoucha. Three 2000 four year awards will be announced Saturday.
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Platte County
Agricultural Society
Platte College
Wayne Babel
Humphrey St. Francis
Sheryl Birkel
Columbus High
Jed Brunken
Lakeview High
Vickie Hassebrook
Kathleen Hervert
Tammy Knehans
Patti Whetstone
al Wunderlich
Scotus Central Catholic
Ron
Columbus
Agricultural
Lee Rupp
Monroe
Wilfred Sand
Humphrey
Lorenz Rodehorst
Phil Weitzel
Lindsay
Roland Wilke
Leigh
Bill Callihan
Victor Babel
Future Farmers of America
William Birkel
Quill & Scroll
Edward Brunken
Creston
Madrigal
Platte Center
Steve Hervert
Nebraska
Gene Knehans
Neil Whetstone
Africa
Albert Wunderlich
Ofce
Ron Zoucha
Cyril Zoucha
Carter Leads Nebraska Democratic Official Poll
Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports Jimmy Carter led a poll of county Democratic Party officials asked which candidate would win a county primary. Carter received about 33 percent. Hubert Humphrey second with just over 10 percent. Henry Jackson and Frank Church each about 5 percent.
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Neb
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party
KRNU
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Frank Church
Lakeview High to Host Spring Concert Monday Evening
Lakeview High School will host a spring concert at 8 p.m. Monday May 3 in the auditorium. The high school bands will perform senior soloist contest selections and pieces such as Smith Chorale and Allegro and Nestico Eldorado. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students with refreshments in the cafeteria after the band performances.
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Nestico
Lakeview
Lakeview High School
Mental Health Board Names New Administrative Director
The Mid East Pobredha Mental Health Clinic board in Columbus appointed Mrs. Keith Swohn as administrative director at a Thursday meeting. She replaces Mrs. Robert Eckhoff who resigned to move to Holdrege. Swohn has served as clinic coordinator since its 1971 opening.
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Robert Eckhoff
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Mid East Pobredha Mental Health Clinic, Inc
Columbus
Holdrege
Keith Swohn
Pleasant weekend forecast across eastern Nebraska develops
A weekend outlook notes two systems clearing tonight and sunny skies by Saturday. Nebraska today saw cloudy conditions west and partly cloudy elsewhere with midday temperatures in the 40s to 60s, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, and highs ranging from 47 to 63. Overnight lows drop to 30s to 50s with Saturday highs in the 50s to 60s.
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Nebraska
North Platte
Sidney
Omaha
Beatrice
Autograph expert Hamilton meets Mormon Church officials
UPI reports in New York Hamilton, a renowned autograph expert, met Thursday with officials of the Mormon Church. The meeting touched on autograph authenticity and church relics amid ongoing publicity surrounding the field.
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New York
UPI
Hamilton
Mormon Church
Gas safety meetings outline emergency procedures
Cengas sponsors meetings with local officials to review gas leak and disaster response. District manager Jim Larson says evacuate first, shut off gas at the meter, avoid ignition sources, and keep people out until responders arrive.
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Cengas Safety
Cengas
Congas
Jim Larson
War of words heightens between Ford and Reagan in Texas primary
On eve of Texas primary Ford and Reagan trade attacks over credibility and economy claims. Carter campaigns in Texas urging voters to back him, Udall travels to Connecticut while Humphrey weighs a New Jersey bid and drafts. Justice Dept plans observers in six counties to protect Mexican Americans voting rights.
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Ford
Ronald
Texas
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Lloyd Bentsen
Morris Udall
Carter
Connecticut
Dallas
United States
Beau Recovery
Justice Department
Humphrey
New Jersey
Beaumont
Tex
Minnesota
Jackson
Columbus High School journalism awards and next year staff
The Columbus High School newspaper and yearbook teams were announced for next year. Sue Walgren won outstanding staff member and Tim Byrnes was named outstanding section editor at the second annual journalism banquet. Nebraska High School Press Association and University of Nebraska Lincoln events noted.
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Columbus High School
Sue Walgren
Tim Byrnes
Nebraska High School Press Association
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Knehans
Korte
Lyndy Emerson
Mike Cromwell
Chris Nelson
Mack Schermer
Quill and Scroll Chapter
Sue
Columbus High
Don Meissner
Bob Shively
Phil Smith
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