Radio Station License Renewal Notice for Columbus Nebr
The CITY ANE FARM BROADCASTING INC of Columbus Nebraska must file with the FCC by March 1 1871 an application to renew its licenses for Station KTY at 1510 KHz and KITTFA at 1080 Hz. Officers and owners listed include William C Whitlock Donald L Robson and Everett G Wenrick. Public comments are invited by April 2071 with detailed statements on operation. A copy of the renewal and materials will be available for public inspection in Columbus between 9 AM and 5 PM. The State Electrical Examination will be held March 3 1074 at 10:00 AM in Lincoln Nebraska for master and journeyman electricians. applications must be obtained by February 24.
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Mewnana
Columbus
Netaka
Federal Communications Commission
KTY
Kittfa
Avenay
Nebraska
Glate Capitol Building
Lincoln
State Electrical Board
State Capitol Building
Probate and Tax Notice from Platte County Nebr Ask
Estate and probate notices detail claims of heirs and creditors for LeRoy Farnsworth and related parties in Columbus Platte County Nebrask. It covers undivided interests in Lot 1 and Lot 2 Block 1 and outlines a hearing set for March 1 1971 before the County Court of Platte County. It also includes a public notice of proposed special assessments for Water Extension District No 13 in the City of Columbus with a deadline and inspection details.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Isla Hugak
Oelock A.M
Dutad
Witlani
Goeta
Tue
Vlatte County
Herald L. Philipps
Conservatoralp
Stath OF
Mie Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Columbus
Beccum
Yeport
Hal
Hal Wsiiisment and Approval of All Ite Former Accounts Filed In and Entela
Disahatga Na
Mabriinry
Gaeta
City of Columbus
Piotin County
Fnrand
Gounly
St Lew
Rost C. Farnsworth
Carroll L. Farnsworth
Paul Farnsworth
Bile Farnaworth
Dorothy
Kroft
Bile Warnsworth
Sala County
Rose C. Farnsworth
Carroll L. Farnsworte
Los Angles County
California
Marie Funsworth
Rosé C. Farnaworth
Ald Tmatter
Plutte County
Willian A. Gaeta
Colundus
Nebrasica
Columbusa
City of Maven
Lily Ork Premurer
Ranruny
Gity
Golumbus
Nebrabka
Dorney L. Mieck
Stock market midday prices amid mixed gains and losses
New York traders scanned a wide list of United States and international equities with mixed results as Admiral, Lockheed, Boeing, Mobil, IBM, Coca Cola and Procter & Gamble showed varied percentages. Dow Jones and NYSE averages reflected modest shifts with notable movers across industries and firms.
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New York
UPL
Admiral
AlkiChent
AllisChal
Alcon HA
Mon Te Ain Alt
Tilton
Lockheed
Amibwr
T&t
Arlans
Mobil Ol
Aveo
Monganta
Bendix
NoAunh
Beth Bult Olin Corp
Boeing
Chiltel
Borden
Gwenstll
Penney
Cessun
Syo GY
Coca Cola
Procter G
Columbas
RCA
Ren Little Comsat
Evlon
Conti Gan
St. Regis
Dana
Schenley
Texaco
Utd Corp
IBM
Nick
Wickes Wa
Woolwsth
Juona P&l
Markets in Chicago Livestock and Grain Futures
Livestock prices show decline across categories with steer and heifer values slipping. Slaughter categories vary, with high choice and prime weights in the 1000 to 1350 pound range quoted near 93.25 to 34.00 and mixed lots around 20.75 to 30.73. Sheep not listed. Grain futures section begins but contains incomplete data.
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Chicago
Cincago
Slauuttter Nelfors
Chilly outlook for California far in the future
San Diego forecast notes a distant future icy transformation with the San Andreas Fault reshaping the state. Professor Joseph Curran of Scripps predicts the western block will drift northward creating a giant mountain range at the Alaska border, enclosing Los Angeles and San Diego. Berkeley would become the state’s garden spot, but 60 million years are needed for these shifts given current fault movement.
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San Diego
Cali
Ure
San Andreas
Los Angeles
Alaska
Scripps
Joseph Curray
Berkeley
Weall
Eight Die in Bus Crash Near Jakarta
A bus plunged into a deep ravine about 25 miles south of Jakarta, sinking in water. Eight passengers were killed and 16 injured as rescuers searched the wreckage early Sunday.
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Jakarta
Notice of Nebraska Power District meeting in Columbus
Regular board meeting of Nebraska Public Power District set for February 25 1971 at 3 00 p m at NYPD General Offices Columbus Nebraska with reconvening February 26 1971 at 8 30 a m The notice also records incorporation of the Federated Church of Columbus Nebraska and its nonprofit purposes and governing council oversight with registration details and dates.
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Nebraska Public Power District
NYPD
Columbus
Nebraska
Nebraska Public Power. District
Stato of
IM Street
Bor Rolighoe
Mie Menning
Hin
Seh
Federated Church
Nebraskka
Cards of Thanks from St. Mar Hospital Patient
I express sincere appreciation for cards gifts and visits while I was a patient at St. Mar Hospital. Special thanks go to ten doctors nurses and the Rosary Crusade group at Platts Center.
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St. Mar Hospital
Sia Platts Center
NPPD Maintenance Seminar Planned At Lincoln Hotel
Nebraska Public Power District plans its LAUnnual Equipment Maintenance Seminar in Lincoln at the Lincoln Hotel on Wednesday to Friday. Lincoln District Manager James G Ekstrand will welcome the group, with General Manager D W Mill of Columbus discussing The New Organization. Sessions cover oil tests, control circuit schematics, electronic components, maintenance tests and undergroundable topics by NPPD personnel and outside experts.
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Nebraska Public Power
Lincoln
James G
Ekstrand
Welcore
Al- 50
NPPD
D. Wo Mill
Columbus
Guardsmen award Vietnam valor in Sioux City ceremony
Nine Iowa National Guardsmen received bronze and silver stars and air medals for valor while on duty in Vietnam during muster day at the Sioux City armory. Brig. Gen. Keith McWilliams announced the honors for actions dating back to Indochina service from 1968 to 1969.
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Sioux City
Fupi
Vietnam
Hue Meh
Keith McWilliams
McWilliams
National Guard
133Rd Infantry
Owas
Iowa National Guard
Indochina
Fremont nets Big 10 swimming title in Kearney
Fremont High led the Big Ten swimming and diving championships at Kearney State College Pool posting 126 points. Sophomore Vivans set a 40 yard freestyle state record, Dahl and Flanders set marks in butterfly and diving, while Naslings and Pierson also scored top finishes. Coach McNair plans 32 district qualifiers for Omaha state meet.
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Eeee
Hastings
Grand Island Norfolk Columbus
Scotteblytf _ Kearney oon
Kearney
Jeff Evans
Fremont High Copper
U Iit
Big ‘Ten
Kearney State College
Vivans
Efipped
Medey
Dave Dahl
Paefor Riage
Kirk Flanders
Fremont
Jim Onstolt
Larry Shaliberg
Onstolt
Pierson
Yorn Folsom
Brad Pierson
Swanson
Russ Nyffeler
Hepa Pierson
Bni Fallon
Eickhoff
Eddie Johansen
Nyffeler
McNal
Omaha
S Pitta
Butt
Tay
Manvel Vorr
Die Bhastodl
Helteyg Etrard
Flanders
Hortiers
Umastines
Kale
Hlueves
Watterive
Dall Fremont
Mall
Wallerson
Sly Wingtatt
Fee
Simen
Waemer
Brooke Durrett
Gieters Ahaa Wrinkt
Terry Sey Wonre
Bern
Vermont
Aby Hastings
Youngster suffers kite burns in metallic string incident
Los Angeles report says 13 year old Gary Walker was treated for burns after a kite string made of metal wire struck a high tension utility line. He was releasing a kite near his home when the charged string burned his hands. He remained hospitalized briefly and was released the following day.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Gary Allel Walker
Saturda
Walker
Frustrated cowboy sighting sparks small town chase in Portugal
In Pano, Portugal, police traced a cowboy in a hysterical, outlandish disguise after an owner reported a nurse missing. A restaurant waiter named Tidlo Reds was found wandering the town in a cowboy outfit, causing a curious mix of confusion and concern as investigators followed his movements through main streets.
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Pano
Portugal
UPI
Slater
Tidlo
Hovsa Wn
Pulitzer Prize Triumph by New York Works Reporter
A fragment notes Herbert Bayar Swape of the New York Works winning the first Pulitzer Prize for general reporting. The terse line hints at a historic journalism achievement and recognition for Swape's reporting work.
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United Proas International
Herbert Bayar Swape
New York
Lighter Side Suggests Wage Price Guideline Plan
Dick West analyzes possible admin tools to curb inflation. He imagines wage price guidelines with Agnew as a formal enforcer and uses a satirical tone to propose jawboning and televised spots to pressure firms and unions.
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Dick West
Washington
Vic
Agnew
First list names nixing sex oriented mail
The U S Postal Service released a list of 6 700 people who do not wish to receive any form of sex oriented mail. Firms sending such material to those on the list face criminal and civil penalties from March 16. A $5 000 deposit secures a place on the list, with monthly updates. Officials estimate 36 major pornography companies operate nationally. Pornographers mailing sex oriented material to listed individuals face up to 5 000 fine or five years in prison. Envelopes must be labeled sexually oriented. To obtain a name on the list, one must file at a local post office. Officials predict millions will join.
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Wasal
NGTON
UPL
U.S. Postal Serviceudlay
Lst
Fostal Service
Restrictions told on water supplies
The Environmental Protection Agency banned drinking water from Fall River Massachusetts Astoville North Carolina and Pascagoula Massachusetts for interstate commercial transport due to high bacteria and deficiencies. Ships were affected. Asheville supplies water for the Southern Railway system. EPA chief William Ruckelshaus said the cities are among the largest to have water restricted in this way. The ban will lift once standards are met.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental” _— Protection Agency
Fall River
Mass
Astoville
N.C
Pascagoula
Asheville
Southern Railway System
EPA
Wiliam D. Ruckelshdus
Ruyckelshaus
Sale calendar of farm and property auctions and estate sales
A fragmented sale calendar lists multiple farm and property auctions and estate sales across February to March. Entries name dates, sellers, locations, and organizers such as Margaret Kazi, Dab & Pauline Salih, and Annee, with venues including Grand Ole Avenue and Silver Creek county areas. The readable lines indicate auction items, owners, and locations but many details are garbled.
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Tate
Schuyler On
Hoo
Schuyler On Hon
Waitt Blum
Megkenan & DeBowir
Axzis
Unders County
Viahen Allved
Motevitsa
Simp & Curhay
Wvels
Yweaday
Pussic
Margaret Kazi
Ewnese Frit Erogl
al Curainshem
Susie
Tika
Romie Sale
Dab
Pauline Salih
Frite Eye
al Cutalngnamy
Aveth Thursbay
Fearwary
Flala Implement
Miilchelle South Dawata Wegener
Jenten & Fawikenyastit
Monroe
Haney Ris
Extale Conyers Aucl¢n
Alsnocie
Tony Davin
Mareic
Om Covnly
Lugile Govern
Frank Simicky
Frain Engel
Sare We Nl
Bayld
Emil Siva
Sima & Gastar
Ausiy
Tab Alsroute
Tom Daylay
Avsit
Bettendorf high school girls hospitalized after LSD ingestion
Bettendorf police report two high school girls hospitalized after ingesting a form of LSD described as a “bad trip” with convulsions and hallucinations lasting eight to nine hours. Officers warned youths about the drug sold in $20 for 15 hits. Two juveniles involved were referred to authorities and released to parents.
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Bettendore
Bettendorf
Wall Y
Swanson
Oller
Scott County
Autopsy Planned on Muscatine Man
Muscatine county sheriff ordered an autopsy on the body of Robert Frye found dead beside his car Saturday night on a road near the Cedar River. Water rising allegedly stalled the engine. Frye refused to leave the car as his wife and daughter walked away. The body was discovered by a friend who went to bring him home.
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Muscatine
UPI
Muscating
Ead
Robert Frye
Cedar River
Frye
Production proves quite a mixture in Albans
A school production of Oedipus Rex in Albans, England, titled Oedipus Sax, was mixed with background music from an unrelated BBC arts panel discussion on saxophone, due to a crossed wire on a leased sound system.
Daylight Saving Time History Mentioned in Early Legislation
A fragment notes daylight saving time was established by Congress in 1918 and 1919 and removed with wartime enactments, referencing wartime adjustments around 1917 to 1919 and later repeal.
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Nt Candy Supply Distr
Columitus
Witfoumniine
al Joratondara
Buxton
Caylnit
Toacnarab
Cook Waltreas Branch
Manns’ Hratsternpror Tel
Asa‘l
Saleaman Wechante
Ccent Employment Agency
Wester Town
Dave Fisher
G. W. On- Des Moines
Iowa
Whrich
Indo
Nebras
BR. J. Lueders
27Th Avenue
Sem Urick
Muut
Dole
Rennion
Don's
Tail’s
Bird
Pérahing Road
Informillion
Clearwater
Gene's Lawn
Bayer and Krenk
Schuyler
Servical
Ron
Barwich
Sengina
Gorviea Gubanup
Faivna
Iin
Jin Ming
Wan Robinnan
ADDL
Antec Tankrvicn
Barby
Halstein
Bohywiteke
Jelfers
North Dakota
Holston
Calile
Nebraska State Electrical’ Board
Don Ti, Vanter
Barentive
Lincoln, Nebrasks
Boottehor
Clark
Brasel
Dow Jones
Indus Nylon
Edomund Jareck
Donald Ripley
Ollumna
Jerry Parks
Ida Grove
St. Toger Toppe
St. Peter
Minn
Terry Erlich
Wampton
Richard F. Smith
LeMars
Silver Star
Kenneth Freeze
Slows City
John
Marshfield
Town City
Gerald Amundson
Ermilon
Branze Star
CHS
Vce
Lawrence Welk
Jawhorics
Fie Yeep
Lowa
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