Rhodesian factions discuss settlement with Ian Smith
Prime Minister Ian Smith and representatives from two black groups talked for over an hour about a one man, one vote settlement to end white rule in Rhodesia. A third group led by Abel Muzorewa boycotted to mourn Mozambique raid victims.
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Union workers at Behlen vote Sunday on offer
Union employees of Behlen Manufacturing Co vote Sunday afternoon at Lagian Hall on accepting a proposed contract from management. If rejected, Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers AFL CLO members could strike Monday morning affecting about 20 workers, though not all are union members. The three year mini contract expired November 30.
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Soviets warn against separate Mideast treaty
The Soviet Union urged against a separate Egypt Israel treaty as hard line Arabs met in Tripoli to derail Sadat’s peace push. Yury Fokine at the UN warned a Geneva peace failure would bear heavy blame on those pursuing separate deals behind others backs. Carter asked Sadat to delay Cairo summit to win Arab support, Begin said Israel would not mind the delay.
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Omahan Dies After Shooting in Heroin Dispute
James J. Chaney, 30, was fatally wounded in Omaha in a dispute over a heroin sale. Edward W. Williams, 41, was charged with shooting with intent to kill. the Douglas County Attorney prepared to amend the charge after Chaney's death.
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Douglas County Attorney’s Office
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West Side Story at Columbus High Auditorium
The Young Americans will perform West Side Story on Monday evening at 8 16 p m for Columbus Friends of Music members by ticket only. The program blends music dance and drama with a Romeo and Juliet theme set in New York's ghetto. Members can also see the same program in Grand Island at 4 p m Sunday.
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Stationary front lingers over Nebraska with light snow
A stationary front extends from eastern Montana to western Nebraska with a low center in southwest Nebraska. Light snow fell across northern and eastern Nebraska with about half an inch accumulation in some areas. Skies are mostly cloudy, temperatures midday range from the 30s to around 50, and the front is expected to stay put through Saturday. Local forecasts note light snow in eastern Nebraska and southwest Iowa, with scattered rain in parts of the Panhandle.
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Unemployment Near Stable Range as Jobless Rate Holds
The Labor Department reports the U S unemployment rate at 6.9 percent in November, marking eight straight months of little change. Nonfarm payroll employment rose slowly to 83.2 million, with 310,000 finding jobs as construction and services lead gains and housing remains strong.
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Carter signals limited energy concessions to liberals
President Carter told a group of congressional liberals he will seek flexibility in national energy talks but will not hid any concessions. He stressed administration policy cannot be altered without his approval, while urging patience as key issues like pricing for natural gas and crude oil remain unresolved.
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Negotiators plan renewed talks to avert coal strike
Washington negotiators for coal operators and United Mine Workers end a week long stalemate and agree to meet again to avert a nationwide imminent coal industry strike. The White House energy dispute shapes a broader bargaining scene as lawmakers split over energy legislation and Carter adjusts travel plans amid the controversy.
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Platte Christmas Concert Set Dec 11 at Platte College
Platte College announces its annual Christmas Concert for 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center Theater featuring the Chorale College Band and Chorus. The program includes The Arts of Christmas cantata by John Putnam narrated by Kathy Kopetzky with Deb Hayek's graphics and set designs. Performances include Marys Tittle Boy Child What is This Love and Sing Unto God by the Chorale and Partiasy on a Bell Carol Great Songs of Christiana and Overture for Winds by the band. Admission is free.
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Kathy Kopetzky
Deb Hayek
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Platte County Assessor Updates Real Estate Values
The Platte County Assessor's Office is updating values on all real estate with state law requiring annual updates by January 1, 1978 and each year after. Preliminary notices will be mailed to various areas in coming weeks with dates to answer questions at the Platte County Courthouse. The first notices go to the villages of Cornlea Monroe and Tarnoy.
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