DePauw to St Louis for Monsanto engineering post
Louis E DePauw and Carmelita Angestin moving to St Louis Missouri where he will join Monsanto Chemical Company as a process design engineer. DePauw earned a B S in chemical engineering at the University of Nebraska and held college honors including vice president of AJ.Ch and Sigma Tau.
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Louis E. SdePauw
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Monsanto Chemical Company
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Omer DePauw
David City
University of Nebraska
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Sigma Tau
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Goodycar Company
Omaha Livestock Quotes Show Mixed Movement on Monday
Livestock quotations from Omaha indicate barrows and gilts mostly steady to down 25, some 50 lower, with 210-240 lb hogs at 40.75-41.25 and 240-250 lb at 40.50-41.00. Sows steady to 26 higher, 300-600 lb at 34.25-35.50. Cattle receipts reach 8,000 with steers 25-75 lower, heifers 2-50 lower, and cows 16.50-18.50. Prime loads noted for select steers at 38.00 and heifers 37.50, with lambs 28.00-39.50 in the wools, and 90 lb ewes around 41.0. Estimated Tuesday receipts project cattle 4,300, hogs 5,000, sheep 300.
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Pvt Jazwick Home On Leave At Christmas Visit
Gloria Jazwick of San Antonio visits her parents in Platte Center during Christmas week. Guests include Sgt. and Mrs. David Jazwick of Wichita and many area families sharing meals and gatherings through December.
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Pawnee City man killed in quarry rock slide
A Pawnee City man died Monday morning in a rock slide at the Hooper Brothers quarry southeast of Awnee City. Officials report the accident happened about 10:30 a.m. and was witnessed by two other persons.
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Three CIA officials exit amid internal clash over spying
Three CIA counterintelligence officials resign alongside James Angleton amid a dispute with Director Colby over detente and agency activities. The departures leave the division leaderless as questions about domestic surveillance and ties to journalists surface, with officials citing policy disagreements and added retirement incentives.
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Exon Revises Budget Projections Based on New Revenue Figures
Lincoln NE Gov J James Exon prepares his legislative budget using preliminary projections that show a $12.3 million potential end year deficit and a $10 million reduction in general revenue funds. Budget administrator John Jacobson says programs will be reevaluated for funding levels as revised figures are awaited from November data.
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Democrats oppose gasoline tax hikes
Washington reports three congressional Democrats advocate conservation and rationing over new gasoline taxes. Rep. Henry Reuss and Rep. Mike McCormack push rationing as the remedy to curb driving. Sen. William Proxmire favors allocation first, then rationing, and only then discusses a tax. Proxmire opposes a tax increase and supports targeted tax cuts alongside broader fiscal ideas.
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Arraignment of Lincoln man on multiple charges in Platte County incident
Jeffrey D. Rowlands of Lincoln formerly Columbus was arraigned Friday on five counts including assault and willful reckless driving after deputies tried to stop his car on a Columbus street. He was released on a $1,000 cash bond. Also noted are brief items from city briefs about a trash can blaze and speeding fines list.
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Platte County
Dennis Tornus
Ian Brown
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