NPPD Receives Insurance Refund for Safe Construction
USF&G presented a $237,000 insurance refund to Nebraska Public Power District for workmen's comp and general liability at the Gerald Gentleman Power Station construction near Sutherland. NPPD's Master Insurance Program, first of its kind in Nebraska, rewards ratepayers for site safety and loss prevention with anticipated future savings over $1 million.
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Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Bob Krause
Office
Gerald Gentlemen
Sutherland
Richard Grennan
Grennan
Gentleman Station
Fire damages Lincoln apartment injures two residents
Leann Oberg an 18 year old is in serious condition at Lincoln General Hospital with second degree burns and smoke inhalation after a couch fire at 4 a.m. Carla Aurich 18 escaped with minor injuries. Fire Capt. Robert H. King 45 suffered cuts but was treated and released.
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UPI
Lincoln
Leann Oberg
Lincoln General Hospital
Jerry McGinn
Carla Aurich
Miss Oberg
Miss Aurich
McGinn
Robert H. King
Lincoln General
Omahan Burns Hospital In Intensive Care After Fire
Fire investigators blamed careless smoking for a blaze that left 60 year old Willie Turner in the ICU with burns over 60 percent of his body. Turner was alone at his North Omaha home when the fire started causing about 500 in damages.
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Omaha
UPI
Willie Turner
Veterans Hospital
Turner
North Omaha
Heating costs dull impact of rebates in Carter plan
UPI reports federal figures show more than half of President Carter's $50 cash rebates may be offset by a harsh winter. Heating bills could rise $270 to $290 year over year, driven largely by gas price hikes.
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UPI
Carter
Federal Energy Administration
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Carter selects Lillian and Chip to attend Indian funeral
President Carter designates his 78 year old mother Lillian and 26 year old son Chip to represent the United States at the funeral of India's President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed in New Delhi. The White House will fly them Friday for the Sunday state funeral. Carter notes personal regrets and goodwill gesture. Also, the American Heart Association finishes 25 million heart attack awareness leaflets.
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UPI
Carter
Lillian
India
Peace Corps
Chip
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmen
White House
New Delhi
Fakhruddin
Lillian Carter
American Heart Association
Judge allows doctors to disconnect life support in Tennessee
Chancery Court Judge Herschel Franks ruled that Dr. Yutaka Kato may legally remove the life support devices from Della Dockery, a comatose 46 year old mother of six at Erlanger Hospital. The decision weighs whether there is any reasonable possibility of recovery and emphasizes a state interest in avoiding prolonging a vegetative state.
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UPI
Chancery Court
Della Dockery
Herschel Franks
Yutaka Kato
Timate
Chattanooga
Erlanger Hospital
Franks
Schuyler Squires Seek Pledges for Senior Home Jam
The Schuyler Squires begin calls for pledges for the Schuyler Senior Citizens Home Rock Roll Boree on Feb 20 from 2 to 4 pm at the home. Proceeds support Colfax County Heart Fund with pledges of a penny per minute for rocking residents and a penny per foot for wheelchair or walker rolls. Charles Heavican chairs the county effort with nursing homes nationwide joining the fund drive.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Squires
Schuyler Senior Citizens Home
Colfax County Heart Fund
Charles Heavican
Oldigs moves to Clarkson
Leigh Mrs. Hannah Oldigs has moved to Colonial Manor in Clarkson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armburst of Wheaton Minnesota plan to visit her mother Mrs. Wayne Moran in Creston who is in intensive care at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. The Armbursts will be houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Malena. Moran's son Darrell Moran of Englewood Colorado will spend from Sunday to Wednesday with his mother and her daughter in law Mrs. Ed Malena's and Mrs. Norman Rozmarin's households. Mrs Otto Hamann returned from Irvine California where she stayed a month with her daughter.
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Norman Rozmarin
Otto Hamann
Irvine
Calif
A. LaCroix
Omaha
Greg Vasek
Lincoln
Leigh
Prisoner challenges parole board ruling in Lancaster suit
Louis Four Cloud a 34 year old Winnebago man jailed for man slaughter filed suit in Lancaster County District Court alleging illegal parole revocation by the Nebraska Parole Board. Four Cloud was sentenced in 1970 to an indeterminate three to 10 year term. His mandatory parole was revoked on August 22 1976 after a June 20 1976 release.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lancaster County
Nebraska Parole Board
Louis Four Cloud
Winnebago
Nebraska
John LeMere
LeMere
Four Cloud
Ritter Plans Visit and Local Medical News
Ritter of Denver will spend the weekend with his mother here after visiting Monday due to his father’s serious illness in Columbus. Caroline Sandberg of Omaha will arrive Saturday. Thomas Boning will enter an Omaha hospital Monday for surgery Tuesday. Four Cloud contends a 1975 law reduced his sentence and seeks release or parole. a lawsuit targets parole board members and state officials, requesting representation.
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Creston
Dick Ritter
Denver
W.J. Ritter
Columbus
Caroline Sandberg
Omaha
Thomas Boning
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