Columbus Council OKs liquor license for Groeteke shop
Columbus City Council approved a retail package liquor license for Steven and Marilyn Groeteke to move from Towt Pamp 23rd Avenue to 3720 23rd Street, to be named The Vineyard. The license was unanimously supported amid other agenda items. The meeting approved traffic signal bids under 298 427, a downtown road project, and kept other zoning and planning items for later study.
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Columbus City
Watell
Steven
Marilyn Groeteke
Croetekes
Cleo Hobak
Pawnee Park
Lloyd Castner
Merlin Lindahl
Planning Commission
Garhold Mall
Beane and Leylne
Bird Avenue
23Rd Street
First Assembly of Good Church
Assembly of God
Brooks Sutelivision
West Park &Tn
Frank Kuska
Donald Mausbach
Wagner Lakes
6Th Street
Jerry Roth
34Th Avenue
Lth Street
Everett Volibracnt
Blatk
Highland Park Addition
1St Street
18Th Avenues
11Th Avenue
1St
State Department of Roads
33Rd Avenue
Art Club Adorns Columbus Senior High With New Mural
Columbus Senior High Art Club unveils a cafeteria mural depicting graduation sports clubs and classroom life. Designers Lord Schafer and Rey Meyers led the project with help from officers Val Schwartz Tammy Gay Donna Brani Bev Meyers and Denae Donnelly.
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Columbus High
Pat Prokopek
Lori Schafer
Hey Meyers
Val Schwartz
Donna Nizakamp
Shelley Hastings
Jonn Stubbert
Tammy Gay
Donna Brand
Mike Tuma
Dob Gondringer
Columbus Senior High
Jean Detlefsen
Donna Brani
Bev Meyers
Denae Donnelly
Telegram to Install Computerized Type Production System
The Columbus Telegram signed with Computype Inc and Corp Graphic Corp to install seven video display terminals and a newsroom computer linking reporters and editors directly to a computer. The project aims to speed layouts, reduce errors, and shorten press time, with initial VDTs arriving in January and full setup by April.
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Tublisher
Dave Lyons
Columbus Telegram
Lyons
Dick Howe
Ery Bonner
Computype Inc
Ann Arbor
Mich
CorpuGraphic Corp
Wilmington
Mass
Telegram
John Miller
Kansen City
Quake Devastates Two Iranian Villages Killings Rise
A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck Bab Tangal and Zarand in south central Iran early today. At least 350 killed and 500 injured as armed forces airlift aid and join civilians in rescue efforts. about 300 wounded moved to Kerman by train. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi office overseeing relief. Military transports deliver blankets and tents to Merkan for distribution amid snowbound ruins.
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Vehran
Can
Kerman
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Merkan
Carter signs Social Security tax hike to fund era of 2080 pensions
President Carter signs a $227 billion Social Security tax increase over ten years to stabilize the program for 2080. The measure raises taxes for 107 million workers, with benefits set to rise and an eventual tax cut promised for 1978. GOP critics call it a budget buster and warn of inflation and unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Congress
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
GOP
Barber Conable
R-N.y
Marik Earns Second Runnerup National Band Director Honor
Columbus Senior High School band director Larry D. Marik earned second runnerup for the ASEDA Standbury Award as the nation recognizes outstanding young directors. Previously named top young director in Nebraska and Northwest Area, Marik wins regional honors and will receive a state plaque and regional badge at a February 4 concert. He joined the American School Band Directors Association recently and began his band program at Lakeview High School in 1969, now at Columbus since 1974.
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Larry D. Marik
Columbus Senior High School
United States
Marik
Nebraska
Aseda-Standbury
Howells
Lakeview High School
High winds and cooler hit state
A massive high pressure area over the western United States brought strong winds and cold temperatures to Nebraska. A travel advisory was issued for central Nebraska due to blowing snow and reduced visibility. Temperatures midday ranged from the teens to the upper 20s with west readings in the low 20s.
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United Press International
United States
Nebraska
Beatrice
Imperial
Scottsbluff
North Plalle
Beouf for Christmas Promoted by Platte County Feeders
Platty County Feeders Association members and eight local firms joined the Beef for Christmas program in Columbus to promote locally produced beef. About 130 employees received beef packaged with pamphlets and recipes, distributed by the association with help from directors and regional officers including Leland Gaspers of Genoa.
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Platty County
Columbus
Schumacher Irrigation of
Platte Center
Creston Manufacturing
la Bene Trucking
Humphrey Co-op
M C Implement, Beller and Barkes
Mark Foltz
Humphrey
Feeders Association
Louis Welch
Highland
Martin Wennekamp
Robert Nathan
Mike Bawmgart
Don Kailweit
Ivan Gaspara
Lindsay
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Equipmen
Iran
CHS
American School Band Directors Association
Tlatte
Todd Cole
Wayne Downy
Henke
Deb Gondringer
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