Brazilians Find Nebraska Winter Cold But Interesting
Paulo Cesar Costa Lage and Analicio Hotz from Juiz de Fora Brazil study tubing manufacture at BD in Columbus. They will return home with new techniques after a tour of local facilities, noting snow, cars, and shopping realities differ from Brazil.
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Renh Bren
Nebraska
Paulo Cesar Costa Lage
Analicio Hotz
Columbus
Juiz de Fora
Brazil
Paulo
Hatz
Paula
Yotz
Howard Weisser
Veronica
Hotz
Se & Cake
Hota
Ini Tine
Saled
Papa Noel
Weisser
Juiz de
Midwest Plunged Into Bitter Snowstorm Crisis
National Guardsmen and snowmobile crews battle mammoth drifts as Midwest highways clog. Snow and cold inflict widespread travel disruption with multiple deaths as communities face marooning and urged survival gear in view of approaching December.
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United Press International
Midwest
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Minneguda
National Guardsmen
Guidance plan to aid small communities via Project GOAL
Dr Ron Hotkin and Platte College propose Project GOAL to help towns under 4,000 people access federal grants, housing, and industry development. Twelve modules, including high industry development, will be delivered as videotapes with narratives and expert testimony to CTCCA communities in Nebraska.
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By der Gondringer
Aisling
Planning Commission
Ron Hotkin
Platte College
Hutkin
Central Technical Community College Area
CTCCA
Hugh Webb
Webb
Kansas
Hutkin and Webb
Dack Trindle
Ctcca Community Services
Platte
Mary Kraenow
Resource Center
Gera Beideck
Nebraska
Trindle
Ctora
CTCC
Frindle
Hulkin
Albion
Bellwood
Brainard
Cedar Rapids
David City
Genoa Howells
Ord
Rising City
Schuyler
Silver Creek
Stomsbury
State Department of Economic Development
Hutsin
Department of Economic Development
School boards meet Monday in Columbus and Lakeview
Two local boards of education meet Monday night. Columbus City Schools convene at 7 30 pm in the administration building to discuss seventh grade basketball committee, foreign student, administrative structure, make up days, mid term graduation policy, and approval of graduates. Lakeview board meets at 8 pm to discuss vocational education advisory council, grading policy review, and coordinated elementary programs report.
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Boards of Education
Columbus City
Lakeview Board
Columbus
AFS
Lakeview
Bord
Local readings and sun events noted for weekend
A brief local note records high temperatures and sun schedules for the weekend. Friday and Sunday ranges are listed with a low reading from the previous year, plus sunrise and sunset times for Sunday and Monday.
Americans Leave Mexican Jails In Historic Prisoner Swap
Sixty Americans, the first of at least 27, were flown from Mexico City to Lindbergh Field and released into U.S. custody. The 35 men and 26 women, aged 20 to 61, face parole or hearings within weeks, with many detained for drug offenses and some murderers among the group. United States Ambassador Lucey called the exchange historic as families gathered at the field, while some prisoners and relatives voiced mixed reactions to the deal.
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San Diego
UPI
United States
Parolle
Lindbergh Field
Mexico City
Federal
Fortney “Bete” Stark
D-Calif
Buddy
Whsg
Patricia Anna Bartz
Milwaukee
Jennifer Lynn
Brenda Lee Richards
California
Miss Richards
Los Reyes
Eldred Mize
Jubbock
Texas
Eddie
San Diego Correctional Center
Meeting on farm strike attracts crowd of 150
About 150 farmers wives and supporters attended a Columbus meeting of American Agriculture of Nebraska at Scotus Memorial Hall. Speakers Ralph Glance and Stan DeBoer outlined parity demands and potential actions if targets are not met by December 13.
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American Agriculture of Nebraska
Scotus Memorial Hall
Columbus
Ralph Glance
Harvard
Stan’ DeBoer
Bertrand
Rich Steuebing
David City
American Agriculture Movement
Glance
DeBoer
Sup
Scotus
Insal
Ralph
Len Walle
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Kroenow
Hugh Webble
Ron Hutkin
Jack Trindle
Mary
Deb Gondringer
Wam
Perot
Sia
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