Columbus Nebraska Sidewalk District No 1 Ordinance Created
The city of Columbus Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 2513 to create Sidewalk District No 1, authorize sidewalk construction along Howard Boulevard and 33rd Avenue, assessments to benefited properties, and set an effective date. Provisions describe parcels to be included, owner obligations, and future assessment procedures following completion of work.
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Columbus
Nebraska
City OF
Howard Boulevard
33Rd Avenue
Avenue Tlhat
Highland Park
Platte County
15Th Street
Wilt Avenue
38Th Avenue
Capitol Addition
City of Columbus
Plate County
Sth Street
Boulevard
7Th Avenue
Capitol
Belmont
Columbus City bids and probate notices in Nebraska
Columbus Nebraska notices announce bids for compactor site seeding with August 14 bid deadline and August 16 reading, along with formal probate hearing in Platte County for estate 4838, appointing Georgia Wilke as Personal Representative. weather note reports 110F in Buckeye Arizona and 45F in Cut Bank Montana.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Dorothea Frese
State OF
Georgia Wilke
Susan Hamling
Nebraska Public Power District seeks bids for 230 kV substation
Public notice announces contract 77-35 for erecting the Canada 230 kV Substation in Columbus Nebraska bids due September 7 1977 at 10:00 am with opening immediately after. Documents available for 10 dollars nonrefundable inspections at the purchasing directorate. Bid security required and the district may reject all bids or award to lowest and best bidder.
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Columbus
Nebraska
City OF Columbus
George W. Johansen
Nebraska Public Power District
Canada
G.W. Dierberger
15Th Street
P.O. Box
General Office
Board of Directors
Dr. Hill
California drought hits agriculture with $800 million loss
California agriculture faces an estimated $800 million loss from the drought, with projections ranging from $500 million to $1.5 billion. Improved irrigation and water efficiency helped offset earlier gloom as producers drilled deeper for supplies and adopted new methods. The report notes livestock losses of about $500 million amid broader farm income declines. The drought outlook contrasted with earlier forecasts of steeper declines.
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Sacnambenty, Calif
UPI
California
Department of Food and Agriculture
California Agriculture
Publisher defends Bert Lance banking deals as legitimate
Chicago based publisher Joe Allbritton argues Budget Director Bert Lance's banking transactions under OCC review appear legitimate. He cites a $2.65 million loan from Manufacturers Hanover in 1975 and a $250,000 non interest hearing account by Lance's bank, saying media scrutiny influences power holders. The remark comes at a Stewart affiliates meeting amid a broader census note on apportionment.
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UPI
Bert Lance
Joe I. Allbritton
The
Washington Star
Lance
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
National Bank of Georgia
Manufacturers
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Allbritton
Stewart Information Corp
Nebraska water policy study planned by senators and university
Aurora Senator Maurice Kremer said the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the legislature will cooperatively study Nebraska water policy alternatives. The plan includes analyzing groundwater withdrawal controls by Natural Resource Districts and wider state policy options with hydrology and geology research.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Aurora
Maurice Kremer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska
Kremer
Nixon tapes moved to National Archives after long custody
Three years after Nixon left office, three guarded trucks arrived at the Old Executive Office Building and hauled the president’s tapes and administration papers to the National Archives. The General Services Administration said it has custody of the records as the Supreme Court had ruled earlier this year.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
White House
National Archives
General Services Administration
Supreme Court
White House Papers and Tapes May Be Kept for Years
Officials predict the material will take about three years to organize with at least another year before public access. The papers and tapes, stored near the White House since Nixon resigned in 1974, will be coordinated through the UNL Water Resources Center to provide technical data for policy analysis on transbasin diversion, minimum flows, and conjunctive management of water. David Aiken says the Public Works Committee and legislature will choose suitable options.
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Nixon
White House
UNL Water Resources Center
Kremer
David Aiken
Public Works Committee
Quake Shakes Iranian City Mashhad During Festival
A strong 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck Mashhad in eastern Iran at 20 am local time during a Moslem festival. Witnesses called the tremor strange and frightening as crowds gathered nearby, with visitors among the celebrations.
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Tehran
Iran
Mashhad
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