Gumballs Lead to Locksmithing Success for Teen
Chris Saalfeld, a Columbus High School honor student aged 16, earned a professional locksmithing certificate in September 1976 and an advanced certificate in October. He built a mobile shop from a pickup truck and serves banks, stores, and police with rekeying and lockout services, relying on word of mouth and a COD equipment order from Chicago.
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Ronald Saalfeld
Chris
Otto Johannes
Bel Law Institute Co
Kansas City
Estes Park
Mr. Saalfeld
Leigh
Genoa
NPPD
Saalfeld
Chicago
Johannes
IRS
Columbus High School
Federated Church
Pee Wee
Karin
NPPD votes to continue Fort Calhoun No 2 project
The Nebraska Public Power District board voted to continue the 1.2 billion Fort Calhoun Nuclear Plant No 2, a joint project with OPPD. They cited cost and safety concerns and warned of potential liability if OPPD withdraws. The two utilities formed a joint ownership agreement in 1975 and may pursue alternative power plans if needed.
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United Press International
Nebraska Public Power District Board
Fort Calhoun
OPPD
NPPD
Amin May Hold Party For Americans In Kampala
Ugandan officials said President Idi Amin will not harm the 150 to 250 captive Americans he has summoned to Kampala on Monday and may even throw a party. The White House called the statements helpful in allaying concern. U.N. Secretary Waldheim offered to intercede as Kampala orders all foreigners named. most captives are Roman Catholic missionaries.
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UPI
Idi Amin
Kampala
White House
Amin
Uganda
U.S
Powell
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Carter
United States
Unemployed man surrenders after 13 hour hostage standoff
In Syracuse New York an unemployed construction worker shot a neighbor to death and held a pregnant woman and her infant son hostage for 13 hours before releasing them and surrendering to police. Leroy Cotton 30 was led from a shabby building in handcuffs and faces murder kidnapping and reckless endangerment charges.
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Syracuse
N. Y
UPI
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Feds move against union fund in legal action
Federal investigators claim more than 400 million disappeared from the Southwest Areas Pension Fund. The government says the case could go to court or be handled privately as an administrative proceeding, with outcomes rarely public.
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UPI
Southwest Areas Pension Fund
I Penn Law
Eo Revenue Service
Teamster Nsion
Meany' omni-collector Bohaty guards oddities and stories
Stanlinhorst Schuyler profiles Richard Bohaty who lives east of Schuyler along Highway 30. He calls himself a mean old devil and hoards barb wire, tools, and relics in a farmhouse filled with junk while recounting old incidents and his passion for collecting.
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Stanlinhorst
Schuyler
Highway 30
Bohaty
The
New Mexico
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