Miss Cindi Pfeifer enrolls at Grand Island School of Business
Miss Cindi Pfeifer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Pfeifer of Lindsay has been accepted as a student for the class beginning June 9 at Grand Island School of Business She will graduate from Holy Family High School in spring and plans to major in the secretarial program Lakeview Booster Club chili feed set for Feb 11 at Lakeview School All you can eat tickets 1 25 Booster Club L Club LGA or at the door Other items listed for local events appear in the same notice
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Cindi —Pfeifer
Ben Pfeifer
Lindsay
Grand Island School of Business
Holy Family High School
Lakeview Booster Club
Lakeview School
Booster Club
L. Club
LGA
Harold's Fish Days and Local Notices Highlight February
Columbus area notes from February 1975 include Harold's Restaurant fish days 11:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M., a Feb 8 dance at Longbranch Bar with Nell Klutman and Susan Sloth, and college honor lists for local students. Also listed are a delayed enlistment Air Force program for Richard V. Gasper, performances by Hastings College student Slade Susar, and funeral notices for J.B. Mitchell.
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Harold
Nell Klutman
Columbus
Susan Sloth
Bellwood
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Vocational Education Highlighted At Platte College Visit
The associate dean for vocational education at Platte College invites concerned parents to visit PTCC during February 9 to 15 to learn about future opportunities for their sons and daughters. Dr Ronald.
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Platte College
PTCC
Ronald
Newman Grove honors roll lists long student roster
Newman Grove Superintendent J. Conrad Huerta announces the semester honor roll with seniors Roger Boettcher James Deaver Paul Dobbe Brenda Dohnsen Jeanie Buhachek Darrel Foland Susan Geyer Greg Johnson Ted Kaufman Brian Kleveland Teri Neely Deb Nelson Sharon Nelson Phillip Olson Deb Schroeter Jynette Sherrock Terry Stone Rita Thies Candy Thomas Lyon Wondercheck juniors Wanda Bennett Larry Boschen Renee Felber Todd Johnson Marcia Lee Patty McGill sophomores Greg Anderson Jeff Broberg Sarah Gerhart Ricky Haave Cindy King Karen Labenz Connie Lee Mark Nelson Yvonne Matson Ron Rudloff Darla Severson Carol Seward Joy Stewart Lester Voelker David Walahoski Janet Williamson freshmen Debra Lartels Jaicy Belgum David Foland Sheri Johnson Roger Konz Gary Nelson Judy Peike Danny Wedekind Hutkin notes National Vocational Education Week and Platte College prepares citizens for employment through varied programs and advisory discussions with community employers.
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Newman Grove
J. Conrad Huerta
Roger Boettcher
James Deaver
Paul Dobbe
Brenda Dohnsen
Jeanie Buhachek
Darrel Foland
Susan Geyer
Greg Johnson
Ted Kaufman
Brian Kleveland
Teri Neely
Deb Nelson
Sharon Nelson
Phillip Olson
Deb Schroeter
Jynette Sherrock
Terry Stone
Rita Thies
Candy ‘Thomas
Lyon Wondercheck
Wanda Bennett
Larry Boschen
Renee Felber
Flood insurance expands to Gothenburg Nebraska homes and businesses
The National Flood Insurers Association announces flood insurance is now available for residential and non residential properties in Gothenburg Nebraska. The program adds 14 new areas across 37 states, noting standard property insurance does not cover flood damage.
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New York
ULI
Gothenburg
Neb
National
Dairymen push higher milk supports to aid consumers
Dairy farmers told the Senate Agriculture Committee that higher government supports are needed to prevent production declines and looming shortages. Patrick B. Healy of the National Milk Producers Federation urged tying support levels to 85 percent of parity with quarterly adjustments, noting current parity has fallen as costs rise. Healy warned that if consumer pressure blocks a price hike, production will drop further and prices will surge, while echoing calls to counter European cheese subsidies with countervailing duties. He cited cross-state backing from Minnesota, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Georgia, Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas, Missouri and Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Patrick B. Healy
National Milk Producers Federation
Senate Agriculture Committee
Healy
Federation
U.S
Treasury
Agriculture Committee
Ford
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Georgia
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas
Missouri
Hospital Report at Behren and St Mary Hospitals
Admit tions list includes Angelia Behlen Hulda Olson and Joseph P Maurbach in Columbus and Humphrey. Dismissals include Mary Jane Bernt Alma Cattan Alphons Hamling William Bollen dieck Fred Kluever Stella Proskavec Helen Ulesh Rose Mais. St Mary births record a daughter to Me and Mrs Wayne Jacobs six pounds six ounces and a daughter to Mrs and Mrs Roger Wolfe seven pounds thirteen ounces.
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Behren Community Hospital
Angelia Behlen
Hulda Olson
Columbus
Joseph P. Maurbach
Humphrey
Mary Jane Bernt
Alma Cattan
Alphons Hamling
William Bollendieck
Fred Kluever
Stella Proskavec
Helen Ulesh
Rose Mais
Bellwood
St. Mary Hospital
Wayne Jacobs
Ard Street
Roger Wolfe
Woodland Drive
Unemployment Rises in West Germany to One Million Plus
West Germany's unemployment reached 1,154,300 in January, the highest since February 1959, per the Federal Labor Office. Josef Sting, director of the Labor Office, said joblessness stood at 6.1 percent of the workforce, signaling a 16 year peak.
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Hannnberg
Germany
UPL
West Germany
Federal Labor Office
Josef Sting
Labor Office
Blair Funeral of Harry R. Blair Held in Columbus
The funeral for Harry R. Blair 70 of 116 Heritage House will be 2 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church with burial at Roselawn Cemetery. The Rev J Graydon Wilson will officiate. Visitation 1 p.m. Sunday to noon Monday at Gass Haney Funeral Home and 1 2 p.m. Monday at the church. Blair died Friday at Behlen Community Hospital after a career with Swift and Company Hadley Braithwait Columbus Laundry. He was born Feb 29 194 at Bradshaw and lived in Nebraska all his life. Survived by wife Eleanor Christensen a son a daughter and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Six siblings preceded him in death.
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Hadley-Braithwait
Columbus
Bradshaw
York
Ira
Mary (‘Thompson
Blair
Eleanor
Nora
Ford recession optimism clash during congressional hearing
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns called administration recession predictions far too pessimistic saying a touch of optimism would help. He testified amid Labor Department data showing January unemployment at 8.2 percent, the highest since 1941, and questioned the basis for forecasters’ upbeat unemployment projections. Burns offered no alternative figures.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Congress Joint Economic Committee
Ransom Demanded For Stolen Urbino Renaissance Paintings
An anonymous caller demanded 1 billion lire about $4.8 million for three famed works from Urbino Ducal Palace. A second call offered 100 million lire in used notes, while investigators searched the 160 room palace for the masterpieces by Raphael and Piero della Francesca. The interior ministry offered a reward for information leading to recovery and arrests.
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Urbino
Italy
UPI
Urbino Ducal Palace
Savaldelli Pedrocchi
Raphael
Piero Della Francesca
Urbina
Oriano Magnani
Giulio Carlo Argan
Pietro Della Francesca
Senigallia
Christ
Interior Ministry
SUN Awarded Grant For Great Plains History Course
The National Endowment for the Humanities grants $325,000 to the University of Nebraska Lincoln to develop a cultural history of the Great Plains. The project will cover four of twelve planned lessons in a three credit course for home study. Total planning and production costs are estimated at $1.29 million. The program will explore environment, Indian culture, land and rail development, pioneer communities, early politics, and post World War I developments.
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Wancoln
Neb
UPI
National Endowment For the Humanities
State University of Nebraska
Great Plains
Ixecutive
Jack McBride
The
SUN
McBride
Slain suspect Brewer may be on the run from reformatory
Council Bluffs police and state officers weigh the possibility that Ronald Brewer who killed Patricia and Clarence Edwards may be at large after escaping January 29 from the Anamosa reform school while escorted by guard Herbert Pennock. Authorities note Brewer’s pattern of crisis behavior and silence is unusual. A separate item notes Boone County Bicentennial plans with a Petersburg meeting set for February 23 at the fire hall led by chairwoman LaMount Schmarcke.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
UPI
Ronald Brewer
Iowa State Reformatory
Anamosa
Nid
Sulentic
Brewer
Bluffs
Reformatory
Herbert Pennock
Pennock
Patricia
Clarence Edwards
Allson
Boone County
Petersburg
LaMount Schmarcke
Local 300-Meeting set for Sunday at KC Hall
City briefs note Local 300 plans a 2 p.m. Sunday gathering at KC Hall. Also, a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. F W Brock at St Paul Church southwest of Leigh. Gifts declined. LCW circles Feb 10 11. Soroptimists meet Feb 10. Stagette dinner at Elks Tuesday 7 p.m. Humane Society lists dogs cats for adoption and contact 564-3913.
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City Briefs
KC Hall
F.W. Brock
Sper House
St. Paul Church
Leigh
LCW
Trinity Lutheran Church
Omaha Bank Robbery Involving Three Suspects
Three masked men robbed a central Omaha bank of an undetermined amount Thursday. They fled in an old Chevrolet and abandoned it blocks away, with one armed by a shotgun. No injuries reported. money taken from none tellers. FBI notes this may be the year’s third Omaha bank robbery.
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Omaha
UPI
Cimahe
FBI
Security National Bank
Children’s Hospital
Brass duck eyed as weapon in Newport Beach murder
Police seized a brass duck statue as the probable murder weapon in the slaying of Nancy Atwater 50, wife of A. G. Atwater Sr., a retired Wrigley executive. Daniel Bedelian, a 40-year-old male nurse, was arraigned on suspicion of murder after authorities found the body in an oil drum with fresh concrete. The case centers on a luxurious Newport Beach home and a fortune reportedly tied to a large trust.
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Newport Beach
Calif
UPI
Wrigley
Daniel Bedelian
Nancy Atwater
Man Arrested for Refusing to Help Officer in Florida
In Jokat Laurendalde Florida a deputy sheriff wrestled with James Cherry 21 after he tried to arrest him at a service station. Porter the deputy was forced to struggle and Cain 50 was arrested for neglect or refusal to aid a police officer and released on 259 bond.
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Jokt
Porter
Cain
Cherry
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