Public notices of county meetings and bids in Nebraska
Platte County Board of Equalization meets March 1 1977 at 9 00 AM in Columbus Nebraska open to the public. Board of Supervisors follows at 9 30 AM with agenda available for public inspection. Nebraska Public Power District bids for low voltage cable due March 29 1977 at 10 00 AM CST in Columbus Nebraska. Contract documents available for $10.00 and bids require bid bond.
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Platte County Board OF Equalization
Supervisors Room
Court House
Columbus
Nebraska
Platte County Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Platte County
Board of Supervisors
Nebraska Public Power District
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
J.M. White
15Th Street
C.S.T
A. J. Divis
Stearns-Roger
Ated
South Ash
Over
Colorado
Board of Directors
J. M. White
P.O. Box
A.J. Divis
Ins-Roger Incorporated
Denver
Board of Rectors of
D. W. Hill
Guardianship resignation and successor guardians named
In Platte County Nebraska the guardians James L Werts and Lois Werts resign and nominate Eugene and Beviah Imhof as successors for the minor Crystal Kay Walton. A hearing to consider the resignation and appointment is set for March 8, 1977 at 9 30 A M in the County Court Room Columbus Nebraska.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Crystal Kay Walton
Donald Walton
James L. Werts
Lois Werts
Eugene
Beviah Imhof
County Court House
Columbus
Eugene and
Beulah Imhof
Winkle and
Brock
Heirship Petition in Estate of Sonny Nosal
Rita Micek and Frances Kula filed in Platte County Nebraska a petition to determine heirship of Conny Nosal deceased. The county court will hear the matter on March 21, 1977 at 10:00 AM.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Sonny Nosal
Conny Nosal
Rita Micek
Frances Kula
Renewal of Lorene Ernst Beer Licenses in Columbus
The city allows automatic one year renewal from May 1 1977 for Lorene J Ernst 2319 13th Street with on and off sale beer licenses. Protests by city residents may be filed by March 15 1977 in the City Clerk's office. if three or more protests occur a hearing will determine license continuation. City Clerk Leo A Boettcher San Treasurer.
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Lorene J. Ernst
13Th Street
City OF Columbus
Neene
Leo A. Boettcher
Shfw, Inc
Dba
Godfather Pizza
33Rd Avenue
Nebraska
Dennis E. Miller
23Rd Street
LaBenz Trucking, Inc formation under Nebraska act
Notice states LaBenz TRUCKING, INC formed under the Nebraska Business Corporation Act. Registered office is P O Box 388 Humphrey Platte Nebraska 68642. Capital stock authorized 50000 shares at 1 dollar par. Commenced December 7, 1976 with perpetual existence. Board of Directors to govern with President Secretary and Treasurer.
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Nebraska Business Corporation Act
LaBenz Trucking, Inc
P.O. Box
Humphrey
County of Platte
State of
Nebraska
United States
Nebraska Engine Service, Inc
Lindsay
Godfather Pizza Retail Liquor License Notice
The text records a retail liquor license on sale beer for SHFW INC doing business as Godfather Pizza at 770 33rd Avenue Columbus Nebraska. It also mentions Nebraska Engine Service Inc and corporate details including capital stock of 25 000 shares, and officers commencing January 28 1977.
Notice of Creation Street Improvement District No 49
The Mayor and Council of Columbus Nebraska create Street Improvement District No 49 including 26th Street from 35th Avenue west to cul de sac in Wallin Subdivision. The district will widen grade curb gutter drainage and paving with costs assessed by benefit. Objections by owners of over 50 percent of front footage within 20 days from February 7 1977. George W. Johansen Sr Mayor Leo A. Boettcher City Clerk-Treasurer. 2:7 14 21 28
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City of Columbus
Nebraska
26Th Street
35Th Avenue
Wallin
Randall 2Nd
Platte County
Randall
Columbus
George W. Johansen
Dennis E Miller Faces On Sale Beer License Action
Dennis E Miller of 2409 23rd Street is involved in an on sale beer license proceeding. Details indicate regulatory action by the licensing authority with address listed. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Optimists Plan Leigh Paper Drive and Talk Series
Leigh Optimist Club set a Saturday 2 pm paper pickup with a four member committee and sons. A slide talk by Gustave Spanhake on a summer trip to Germany and Scandinavia is planned for Thursday with wives as guests. Ed Linenbrink of West Point is slated as next week's speaker. Keith Van Bronkhorst reports on the club’s oratorical contest shared with Leigh High School teachers.
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Leigh
Leigh Optimnist Club
Arne Olson
Gustave Spanhake
Germany
Scandinavian
Ed Linenbrink
West Point
Keith van Bronkhorst
Leigh High School
Tom Bradley
Leo
Moonshine Trial Evidence Turned Over to Fullerton Museum
Evidence from a moonshine trial filed in county court November 30, 1925 by O H Doyle is turned over to the Fullerton Museum. The complaint charged possession of intoxicating liquor in a 1921 Ford touring car engine 5292116. The defendant pled not guilty and was bound over for trial. parole was considered for an April 23, 1926 date. County Judge G F Robinson. district court clerk Howard Downing. sheriff Fred Kremer.
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Fullerton
O.H. Doyle
G. F. Robinson
Howard Downing
Fred Kremer
Genoa Woman Among Nebraska's First Army ROTC Women
Genoa resident Miss Lawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Lawson becomes one of Nebraska s first two females to receive a regular army commission through ROTC She is a senior at the University and will attend officer s school at Fort Sam Houston after completing Medical Records studies in Genoa.
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Genoa
Loree —_ Lawson
Ed Lawson
Nebraska
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Miss
Lawson
College
University Rotc
Fort Sam Houston
Woman identified in Omaha robbery case
FBI agents in Omaha and Kansas City identified Kansas City woman Linda Sue Pantoja as the suspect in a savings and loan robbery and hostage hold up. She was shot four times during a roadblock encounter near Nebraska City and remained in intensive care. She had earlier been named Linda Bunich and faced forgery charges in Kansas City.
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Omaha
UPI
FBI
Kansas City
Savings and Loan
Linda Sue Pantoja
Linda Bunich
Nebraska City
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas
U.S
Marilyn Minor
Conant Hotel
Workman
Bunich
Greyhound
Roskens outlines Nebraska university system as unified three‑unit model
Interim President Ronald Roskens presented to the Board of Regents a report describing the university as a unified system operating through three decentralized units. He supports clearer roles for chancellors and the system office and urges periodic evaluations of operations to improve coordination and external relations.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska
Ronald Roskens
Roskens
Exon
System Office
Regents
Air Office
Board of Regents
UNO
Regents seek 4.6 million from legislature for university funds
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents votes to ask lawmakers for a 3 million cash fund lid boost and to shift over 2 million from UNL's 1977 78 budget to fund contractors on the Plant Science Building. The move targets access to university generated funds beyond current budget ceilings amid court challenges.
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NU Board of Regents
UNL
Omaha
Kermit Hansen
Sunnysiders Meet Hosted by Mrs Loseke at Sunnyside Club
Mrs Arnold Loseke presided as hostess at her daughter’s home on Lester for the Sunnyside Club gathering. Guests included Mrs Julius Wardeman of Columbus Mrs Walter Wahl and Mrs W E Schutte. Prizes in games went to Mrs Wahl and Mrs Lena.
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Milton J. Langan
LiqQuoft
Ena
Fullerton Museum
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
Mark Glassm
Glassman
Hearing Aid Service
N. Conner Blvd
Lincoln, Nebr
Downtowner
School of Technical Agriculture
Curtis
Sunnysiders Meet
Eric Brandeo
Sy Tara Ag
Ceeria
Pershing Center
Hwy
East
Paul Hoffmann
Dick Nelson
State Farm
Imsueamct
State Farmteomsance Company More
Oe Boormngion Nun
Ee General Revenue Sharing
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Washington DC
Genea Hevenue
Shanng
Wom
Faanaporta Hon
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