Planners endorse county health service system project
Black Area Planning Connie eighth of the Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council backs a Butler County effort for state assistance to create a county wide community health delivery system. The project is sponsored by the Butler County Association for Retarded Children and the Butler County Board of Supervisors. Final board action is set for February 23. The plan aims to build data, identify groups, and develop preventive health programs focusing on the aged, school children, and mental health clients with local and state funding support.
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Black Area
Connie Eighth
Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council
Butler County
State Health Department
Buller County Association For Retarded Children
Buller County Board of Supervisors
Senhpc Board of Directus
Janice Jindolph
David City
Ron Vaca
Hfe
Final rites Friday for Louis Nickolite
Louis Nickolite 64 of 1166 21st Avenue dies Monday in Veterans Hospital Omaha after a month long illness. Born January 10 1908 in Ewing he lived most of his life in Columbus. Survived by his wife four children all residents of Columbus 14 grandchildren two brothers a sister and a half brother. Funeral Friday at St Bonaventure Catholic Church with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery. rosary Thursday at McKown Funeral Chapel where body lies in state after 1 p.m. Wednesday May be revised for errors in OCR artifacts.
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J. Nickolite
21St Avenue
St Bonaventure Catholic Church
St. Bonaventure Cemetery
Regis Watts
McKown
Nickolite
Monay
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Phyllis) Darose
Fremont
Robert
Darlene) Davis
Jerry P
Larry
Columbus
Monroe
Charles
Bellwood
Belle Clark
Chicago
Praii
Special awards to den mothers at Blue and Gold banquet
The Cup Scout Pack 279 held a Blue and Gold banquet with skits, singing, and tributes. Rev. CW Shaffer led devotions before a potluck supper as Cubmaster Lloyd Ahlstrom introduced guests Pelah La Shauro District officials Claude O'Connor and Charles Jeunclot. Den Mothers Mmes Insinger Hollatz Kotle Ludwig Hughes Davidshofer Shaffer and Goe received horse collars and gold pins while den mothers earned two Cubby centerpieces.
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Cup Scout Pack
CW. Shaffer
Lloyd Ahlstrom
Claude O'Connor
Charles Jeunclot
Pelah
Ablstrom
Svork
Den
Mmes
Paul Insinger
Jerry Hollatz
Richard Kotle
James Ludwig
Mervin Hughes
George Davidshofer
Jon Shaffer
Tom Goe
Egypt crafts plan for possible confrontation with Israel
The semi official Al Abram reports Egyptian officials, led by Foreign Minister Murad Ghaleb and presidential adviser Alex Ismail, are preparing a strategy for the crisis after Sadat's Moscow visit. He may set a zero hour for war or pursue a peaceful settlement. He will brief the Arab Socialist Union and other groups while Ghateb and Ismail finalize the plan and assess U S statements on Middle East balance of power and indirect talks with Israel.
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Cairo
UPL
AL Abram
Murad Ghaleb
Alex Ismail
Sadat
Egypt
Arab Socialist Union
Moscow
Ghateb
Ismail
Middle East
Washington
Israel
State Department
Bills On Retarded Children Discussed By Valley View Group
Several state legislative bills concerning retarded children were read and discussed at a Tuesday Valley View Parent Association meeting. Charles Russell spoke to about 30 attendees on a time training program and its potential benefits for the retarded. President Theresa Burrows presented a letter to the school board about Valley View School facilities and location. Lamb was served by several members during the meeting.
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Valley View Parent Association
Charles Russell
Theresa Burrows Real Ietter
Valley View School
Lamb
Quentin Tiaden
Phillip Mausbach
Kennoth Derke
Boys break six mile leap frog record in Dorchester
In Dorchester England two Bryanston Public School pupils leaped six miles on Tuesday, surpassing their earlier stated best of four and a half miles. The feat, reported by UPI, marks a notable local athletic record for the school.
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Dorchester
England
UPI
Bryanston
Burns urges tougher pay board stance amid wage price debate
Washington and economic officials push for tougher labor settlement control to curb inflation while pressing the Price Commission for flexibility. Burns urges backbones on settlements, warns rigid prices could hinder growth. Nixon seeks wage and price controls with inflation target. Fed chair notes economy benefits from flexible policy. Stein warns controls may last longer if Nixon loses. Pay Board seeks to apply 5.5 percent merit pay increase cap to contract plans as non-contract plans.
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Washington
UPL
Arthhur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
The
Price Commission
Nixon
Burns
Dismantling of Cyclone closes Palisades amusement park
The Cyclone roller coaster at Palisades amusement park, once billed as the largest in the world, was dismantled on Tuesday after the 1871 season. The park, a longtime New York City area summer recreation spot, is being torn down to make way for a new high use apartment complex.
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Palisades
Pali Sadeg
New York City
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BAPC
Louis Nickolite
Columbus Telegram
Priory
Russia
U. S. 30 Center
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Gentaress
Modern Claanara & Dyers Inc
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