Boone County Bicentennial Flag Ceremony in Albion
Albion hosts a Boone County Bicentennial flag ceremony Tuesday afternoon with Lonnie Trust master of ceremonies. County Legion posts post colors, speakers include Neva Robinson Albion chairwoman and 1975 Boys and Girls State representatives. World War I veterans raise the flag as Marian Jones Primrose sings God Bless America.
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Curb and Gutter District No 23 Created in Columbus
The City of Columbus Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 2410 creating Curb and Gutter District No 23. It covers 13th Street from 22nd to 23rd Avenues and adjacent blocks in Platte County. The district will include lots in Block 61 and 81 and will be assessed to abutting property owners for grading curb and drainage with underground sewers where needed. Public notice to owners via The Columbus Telegram required. objections within 20 days pause the project. Adopted August 6, 1975.
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Streisand Stars in Funny Lady Opens Thursday
Barbra Streisand leads Funny Lady as Fanny Brice with James Caan as Billy Rose and Omar Sharif as Nick Arnstein in a theatrical extension of the Funny Girl character, a fictionalized account of Brice and Rose.
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Prospects Rise for Israel Egypt Sinai Settlement Talks
Israeli officials Mordechai Gazit and Meir Rosen flew to Washington with Rabin aides to discuss a new Sinai accord. A delegation sought about 350 million dollars annually in compensation for returning Abu Rudeis oil fields and 150 million for a new Sinai defense line. Crabs live in all oceans.
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New Twist to Radiotherapy Tested by Stanford Team
Stanford Medical Center researchers pursue pion therapy using tiny nuclear explosions to destroy tumor cells. Four pion generators collect pions from a high energy accelerator for hospital use, with costs up to 10 million dollars and years of development ahead.
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Stanford
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UPI
Malcolm Bagshaw
Stanford Medical Center
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