Two Car Collision Damages House and Injures Teens
A crash at 1st Avenue and 18th Street at 8 a.m. sent Alan Siemek, 16, to intensive care and Peggy Siemek, 12, with facial cuts to Colum bus Community Hospital. Elaine A. Koriol, 25, escaped injury. Damage totaled about 3500 to cars and 225 to property including Harold Hecke home and lawn.
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18Th Avenue
Columbus Community Hospital
Alan Siemek
8Th Street
Peggy Siemek
Bru
Frank Blahok
Elaine A. Koriol
8Th Avenue
Siemek Auto
Harold Hecke
10Th Street
Charles Wilsey
Carter Plans Two Hour Oval Office Talk Show
President Carter will host a two hour live talk show from the Oval Office on Saturday March 5. Callers from across the country can reach the White House toll free with no pre screening. He endorsed a bipartisan energy conservation effort with Senators Percy and Humphrey. He also planned visits to the Treasury and HEW to speak with workers.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Oval Office
White House
Jody Powell
CBS
Cronkite
Powell
Charles E. Percy
Rill
Percy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Congress
Departments of the Treasury and Health
Education and Welfare
Department of Commerce
Exon presses firm stance on holding tax line in address
Nebraska Governor J James Exon outlined a budget plan prioritizing a strict tax line with 3 percent sales and 17 cent income taxes. He urged prudence, citing drought low prices and public pressure to avoid new spending while preparing for balanced budgeting within 90 days.
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Exon
Nebraska
McBride Claims Union Presidency In St Louis
Lloyd McBride said he won the presidency amid election irregularities claims and will lead from St Louis while staying in touch with Pittsburgh headquarters until I W Abel retires on June 1. He argued the victory endorses the current leadership and dismissed links to Sadlowski as the issue.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Lloyd McBride
McBride
Union
Pittsburgh
I. W. Abel
Sadlowski
Abel
Midwestern Warmth Breaks Temperature Records
Weather optimism grows as a record warmth spreads across the Midwest. Buffalo sees fresh snow after troops sent home. New York City remains buried in 38 inches of snow with warming forecast ahead. University students sunbathe in 42 degree warmth for the first time since December. Ohio River forecast office notes ice floes on the river.
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United Press
Buffalo
New York
National Weather Service
Weather Service
University of Minnesota
Jeanne Sundt
Paul Vaccaro
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Warm Sunny Weather Spreads Across Nebraska Statewide
A high pressure center over Wyoming brings warm sunny conditions to Nebraska with midday temperatures mostly in the 50s. Overnight lows fall to the upper teens and lower twenties. Icy spots persist on Omaha area roads while the Missouri River remains bridged with ice south of Rule and near Bellevue.
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United Press International
Wyoming
Nebraska
Hos
Northmadia
North Platte
Omaha
National Weather Service
Missouri River
Rule
Bellevue
Blair
CHS Honor Roll List Recognizes 162 Seniors and Juniors
CHS honors 162 students across seniors and juniors for high academic achievement. The readable portion names students including Jerry Anderson, Terry Anderson, Sandy Bede, Susan Blaser, Gregory Carr, Sue Engel, and many others across classes.
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CHS
Jerry Anderson
Terry Anderson
Sandy Bede
Susan Blaser
Gregory Carr
Sue Engel
Patrick Force
Jackie Gammage
Bob Goos
Debra Hamernik
Jana Koerwitz
Toni Larsen
Ivan Micek
John Michalski
Bonnie
Exon Reveals $473 Million Nebraska Budget Plan
Gov. J James Exon presents a $473 million general fund budget with 3 percent sales tax and 17 percent federal tax revenues. It includes $29 million for reserves, $7.3 million for minimum capital expenditures, and $6 million added food tax exemptions, detailing allocations to University of Nebraska state agencies and education programs.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
J. James Exon
University of Nebraska
Department of Education
Revenue Department
Field School Student Builds Prairie Log Cabin Project
Fourth grader Cindy Zeleny and teacher Daryl Smith completed an English class project based on Little House on the Prairie. Cindy created a full homestead with a thatched roof stone fireplace yard swing and split rail fence using materials found in her backyard.
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Field School
Cindy Zeleny
Daryl Smith
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Smith
Cindy
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