Congress weighs budget shift and agency interrogations this week
Senate and House committees prepare to question CIA chief nominee Turner and arms negotiator Warnke as Carter economic measures face budget ceiling changes. Debate over fiscal 1977 budget revisions to aid the administration continues, with deficits projected by both chambers and proposed spending increases.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate
House
Richard E
Henry Gonzales
D-Tex
Washington
Carter
Senate Budget Committee
Congress
Paul Warnke
Senate Armed Services Committee
Warnke
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Stansfield Turner
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Turner
Theodore Sorenson
European wild birds face extinction amid hunting and habitat loss
A UPI report warns that more than 60 Western European wild bird species such as the Little Bustard and Corsican Nuthatch face extinction. It cites hunting, trapping, habitat loss, and pesticide use, urging Common Market action to curb slaughter and regulate trading.
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Peter J. Shaw
London
UPI
Europe
Italy
France
Ford Named Carter's Vice President Role in Youth Groups
Gerald Ford will be honorary vice president of the Boy Scouts of America and will support the Boys' Clubs of America and the Big Brothers in an active role. Carter, in office, named the goals and Ford expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue his work with the organizations.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Boy Scouts of America
Boys’ Clubs of America
Big Brothers
Ford
Scouts
Carter
Detected TB risk in jail spreads among inmates
A Journal of the American Medical Association report warns TB can spread rapidly in jail settings. In Cook County Chicago the tests after a 19 year old inmate prompted screening of 107 close contacts. 23 percent tested positive, prompting immediate TB program measures.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
Lambert King
George
Cook County
Stevie Wonder Wins Four Major Grammys in 1976 Honors
Hollywood singer Stevie Wonder swept four major Grammy awards, headed by top album for Songs in the Key of Life. The awards document his reach as a leading artist of 1976, reflecting a peak year in his career and a landmark in the music industry.
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Hollywood
UPI
Stevie Wonder
Acddemy of Arts and Sciences
Wonder
Columbus Board of Education approves minutes and finances
February 14 1977 meeting details minutes approved for January and February 1977. Accounts span school lunch supplies vehicle parts mileage and upkeep with numerous vendors including Columbus Music Columbus Telegram and Nebraska Historical Society. Next meeting set for March 14 1977 at 7 30 PM.
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Columbus Board OF Education
William Redrow
Cotemnes
Réimee City
Petty
Conemane
Betty Biaser
Columbus
Tran- Ser
Nebraska Consortium
Burroughs Corporation
Anderson Co
Bollig
Carolee Wardeman
Center Enterprises
Central ‘Scientific
Aape
Charles Davison
Davis
Crete
Columbus City Schools Act
Columbus Music
Columbus Plumbing
Deibert Miller
Demco Educational
Department of Economic
Dobson Brothers
Don Fowler
Donald Bernt
Donald Karges
Donald Dover
Donald Baker
Duncan Oil
Dwaine Dunn
Ear! May
Economy Company
Educational Service Unit
Eller Heating
Enterprise Electric
Erast Olds
Florence Micek
Fox Stanley Proto
Fremont
IMC
Joe Pexa
Gary Harkness
General
Gerhold
Gibsons
Ginn and Company
Gloria Phillips
Greiner Furniture
Grolier Enterprises
Gunner Clausen
Harding Glass
Hayes School
Helen Hall
Hoesse! Electric
Holt Rinehart
Hospel Music
Howard Ernst
Ilinois Lock
Jackson Dry Cleaners
James Struebing
Jane Zumpte
Janet Mackey
Jeanette Jackson
Jim Frieze
Joe
IGA
Joan Sieddens
Jonas Sewing
Jostens Library
Wilgocki
K.C
Karen McDowell
Kathy Christensen
Kaufmans
Kenneth Blaser
Kent Phillips
Kirby
Larry Olson
Lonr
Gas la Loup
Elect
MacMillan Publishing
Marilee Kyster
Marion Jasper
Mark Ekeland
Mead
Michael Schneider
Midwest
Midwest Carbon
Midwest Glass
Monroe
Monroe Calculator
Charles Dusn
Betty Hamernik
Carlton Giur
Carroll Finckiger
E.H. Oppliger
Edna Stauber
Edwin Scnacher
Emil Prososki
Emil Staroscik
Eugene Bierman
Gale Christensen
Gary Otto
Glenn Ernst
Harry Prososki
Jack Micek
Jerome Nyftteler
Jonn Boruch
Jonn Marshall
Laurence Schieike
Lawrence Nyfteler
Leon Ebel
Leonard Drozd
Pat Petermann
Patricia Poe
Paul Bessire
Richard Robak
Richard Gonka
Richard Hegi
Meleage Valerian Paczosa
Virgil Norris
Walter Dush
William Prokopek
Aegrees
Nancy Hegi
Nancy Wobig
Oe National School Public
Vis
Columbus Motors
Nebraska State
Palumbo
Pat Beckennhaver
Sug Scott Electronic
Scott Foresman
Sears Roebuck
Selma Sioth
Shirley Krzycki
Mile Silver Burdett
Society For Visual Vis
Stanley ‘Tworek
Mile Steenbock
Stephenson School
Tempo
Thomas Hain
Toms Music
Triangle School
Nebraska
Virginia Sullie
Walter Albert Leininger
Legal
Western
William Moore
William Gonka
Willis Chestnut
World Book Encyclopedia
Xerox Corporation
Xerox Education
Daneie Peterson
Hellbusch
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Prisoners start mattress fires amid Omaha jail report
Chief Deputy Joseph Thornton said inmates Rodney Johnson, 17, Omaha, was treated for minor burns and released. Henry McCray, 25, started the first mattress fire while two others escaped injury. The article also lists forthcoming auctions across Nebraska with dates and locations.
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Joseph Thornton
Rodney Johnson
Omaha
Thorton
Henry McCray
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John Denver
Cecil Andrus
Tives
Missouri River
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
City of
Lincoln
State
Board OF Education Proceedings School District No
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Dale A. Graham
AVON
Joy Eckles
Mgr
Homelite Wertz
Ace Hardware
Renta
Tfm
AKC
Auto Parts
Pen Sora
Phyllis Blaser
Mileage Platte Insurance Board Plays Inc
Goons Prentice Hall
Vis Psychological Corpolies Ee R and M Garage
Repa
Bowker
Ralph Eickhott
Ray Hauser
Robert Coffey
Rogers Riley
Ron Novicki
Roth Construction
A.E. Smith
Sackett Electric
Apt Safeway
Sally
Carlo
FALCON AUTO PARTS/SALVAGE
48Th Ave
Hiney
Firestone
CRAIG
Gran Torino
Cecome
Gary Krumi
Rogers-Riley Motor Co
DODGE
Pontiac
Jehoven
Ph School
D.E. Miller
GMC
Cali
Tony
Larry
Tial
Don’s Auto Sales
23Rd Ave
13Th Street
John Deere
Columbus Metal Industries
Jerry Engdahl Rogers
Riley Motor Co
Columbus Motors Inc
Dodge Boys
Loren Crumley
Robert
Toby) Tyler
Orv Aldrich
Smittie
Zerr’s
Auto Mart
St. 23Rd Ave
Volkswagen
Bob Johnson
Hiway
26Th Ave
Hi A & M Garage, Inc
Hwy
Chevrolet
Miller
Dale Lutijens
Jack Conrad Rogers
Ami
Monroe Conyers Auction & Realty Co
Leo F
Janet Meister
Rising City Fire Hall
Rising City Grubaugh Bros. Auct. & Brokers
Sarge’s Auto
33Rd Ave
Viaduct
Henry Buss
August Runge Jr
Oscar Adkisson
Duncan
Lakeview Young Farmers
Platte County Agricultural Park
Elmer Babel
Tom Scottsdale
Nielsen Chevrolet
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