Silver Spur Saddle Club Hosts 22nd Annual Horse Show
The Silver Spur Saddle Club of Platte Center held its 22nd annual horse show on Sunday at the club arena with riders from nineteen Nebraska communities. 92 horses entered the grand entry and 425 entries competed in afternoon events. awards went to Norfolk Saddle Club and Trailsmen Saddle Club for top club honors while Rough Riders Saddle Club earned longest distance.
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Platte Center
Silver Spur Saddle Club
Nebraska
Gram
Bengton
Milford
Valley
Fremont
Lincoln
Carroll
Norfolk
Howells
Meadow Grove
Osceola
Fullerton
St. Edward
Genoa
Bellwood
Richland
Columbus
Monroe
Ralph Wayne
Ed Tichota
Dean Henke
Central City
Jim O'Hare
Bruce Condreau
Norfolk Saddle Club of
Trailsmen Saddle Club of Columbus
Rough Riders Saddle Club of
Montreal’s 1976 Olympic dream takes shape in Maisonneuve Park
A 125 acre Maisonneuve Park site is prepared for Montreal's 1976 Summer Games with 132 nations invited to compete in 21 sports. An Olympic Village will house 8500 athletes and officials, while Mirabel Airport grows to serve the event and beyond.
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Maisonneuve Park
Montreal
Mount Royal Park
Montreal Quarter
Kissinger says chance of success in Middle East pact remains good
At Vail Kissinger said an interim Arab Israeli accord could be reached within two weeks but not end the peace process. He noted some details remain to be negotiated and predicted a big step if successful. Ford plans Kissinger trip to Tel Aviv for a critical mission amid Cairo reports of basic troop withdrawal concessions.
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Congress
Nominees Named For Workmen's Comp Court Judge
The Nebraska nominating commission sent three candidates to Gov. Exon for the Workmen's Compensation Court vacancy. The applicants are Vincent Brown of Lincoln Anthony Pane of Omaha and Theodore Vrana of Fremont. They testified before the commission last week. Alaska’s land area is 566,432 square miles, nearly the size of Mongolia.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Alaska
Union
Mongolia
Brainard Old Home Town Festival marks Bicentennial theme
Brainard’s 44th Old Home Town Festival Saturday August 30 and Sunday August 31 features a Bicentennial parade with bands and floats, plus fire department water fights, an outdoor Mass, concerts, bingo, food sales, and helicopter rides. Events run noon to late evening at City Park, East Butler schools, and Kovar Field with multiple performances by Crimson Cadets, Pied Pipers, Bud Comte Orchestra, and East Butler High School band.
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Crimson Cadets Jr
Norfolk
Fire Department
City Park
East Butler High School
Wayne Brinkman
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Holy Trinity
East Butler Public School
Kovar Field
Bruce Cowgill
Educational Service Unit No. 7
Crimson Cadets
Pied Pipers Children’s Theatre
Bud Comte
Granstand
American Legion Memorial Building
Brainard Volunteer and Rural Fire Department
Veterans Building
Farm exports poised for near record in 1976
UPI reports the Agriculture Department expects total export shipments of grains and major farm products in fiscal 1976 to reach about 100 million tons, a 12 million ton rise with a potential record $22 billion value. However weather and evolving Soviet demand add uncertainty to the forecast.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
U.S
ABP Officials Post Bond On Iowa Extradition Warrants
Two ABP executives Frank R. West and Robert E. Lee posted $1,000 bonds each on Iowa fugitive warrantscontested in 60 counts of conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretenses tied to ABP bankruptcy. A Sept 18 hearing was set for extradition, with both may refuse to waive. They face 105 federal charges related to a 1980s livestock fraud probe.
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Jon Sweet Omaha
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American Beef Packers Inc
West
Lee
Hawkeye State
Arthur O'Leary
Omaha
O'Leary
David Lathrop
Douglas County
James Murphy
Iowa
ABP
Robert D. Ray
J.J. Exon
South Dakota
Boulevard lanes hosts Sunday Night Mixed Scotch Doubles results
Sue Paprocki and Jim Herrman led the Boulevard Lanes event with a 639 to win the team honors as top totals included 637 by Gary and Ann Puckett and 622 by Ed Zimmer and Carrie Kretz. Hank Moeller and Elaine Moeller placed fifth, while individual highs featured Cyril Birkel 221 second game and Gary Moon 597 in series. The Swinging 4 claimed the top team game and series with 663 and 1900. A special roll-off produced Hank and Elaine Moeller defeating John and Helene Bierman for a spot on Bowling at Leisure.
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Sue Paprocki
Jim Herrman
Boulevard Lanes
Columbus
Tom and
Marilyn Shemek
Henke
Cyril
Lucille Birkel
Gary
Ann Puckett
Zimmer Kretz
Harry Lambert
Gary Moon
Linda Brock
Sue
Ritch Priester
Hank
Elaine Moeller
John
Helene Bierman
Bowling At
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Omaha
Sasse Wins Gover Nor's Cup With 174 Total
Rennie Sasse captured the seventh annual Gover nor's Cup at Holmes Park firing six under par 174 across 45 holes to win the title. Dan Bahensky, despite an ankle injury, finished two strokes back.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Rennie Sasse
Holmes Park
Dan Bahensky
Sasse
Omaha teacher conference opens with national educator
Dr. Burton Blatt of Syracuse University will open the four day fall conference for Omaha Public Schools. He appears at the general session on August 25 with speakers including R. J. Robell David Archibald Fred Weintraub Dr. Edward Demozka and Dr. Edward Kelley as part of a diverse education program.
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Omaha
College of Education
Edward Kelley
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Family expresses gratitude for sympathy and support after loss
The family of Marjorie Stone Pearson thank relatives and friends for cards flowers memorials and expressions of sympathy. Elwood King and Larry Kapels also express gratitude for support during illness with special thanks to Rev. David Nelson.
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Marjorie (Stone) Pearson
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
David Nelson
Larry Kapels
Creston
Sale Calendar Listings From Columbus Nebraska Auctions
A compiled calendar lists multiple upcoming auctions across Columbus Nebraska with dates ranging August 4 through August 29 and September 2. Properties include personal property farms households and real estate, with auctioneers and clerks noted such as Buss Auction & Realty Co Conyers Auction & Realty Co Grubaugh Bros and feta brokers and local banks. Several entries specify addresses like 1904 11th Street and 2000 17th Street with times from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM and venues including city and county courthouses.
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Florence Raemakers
11Th Street
Columbus Buss Auction & Realty Co
Irma Kramer
17Th Street
Columbus
Columbus Buss Auction & Realty
Aucts
Clerks
First National Bank
Katherine Schmid
Grace Schmid
Administratrix Conyers Auction & Realty Co
Aucs
Charles Beneke
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Phil Smith
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el Hershberger
Jamie Kruse
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Ken Boryca
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Loel Condreau
Jim Marek
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Gloria Balzer
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