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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1976

Page

9

Legislature Delays Noncontroversial Bills in Omaha Session

Lincoln Neb UP I reports a Friday afternoon legislature session aimed at non controversial topics. Senators debated bills including LB642 on warehousing, LB715 on natural resources cost sharing, and LB996 LB820 LB825 LB692 LB877 LB626 advancing with varied margins.

Lincoln Neb UPI Omaha John Cavanaugh Grand Island Hastings State Board of Educational Lands

Special services planned at First Assembly of God Church

Rev. Gerard Flokstra will conduct special services Feb 29 to Mar 7 at First Assembly of God Church in Columbus. Services are Sundays at 10 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. and weekdays at 7 30 p.m. The speaker is a globe trotter with degrees from Central Bible College Gordon Cornwell and Southern Connecticut State College and a PhD candidate at Vanderbilt. He spent four years in the Marine Corps and taught at Central Bible College Evangel College Columbian University. He has pastored churches in Massachusetts and Connecticut and written several books including Theological Anthropology in Evangelical Armenism.

Gerard Flokstra First Assembly of God Church Columbus Flokstra Central Bible College Springfield Gordon Cornwell Southern Connecticut State College Vanderbilt University Rev Marine Corps Massachusetts Connecticut Evangel College Columbian University

Mail Order Industry Tops Consumer Complaints

The Council of Better Business Bureaus reports that in the first three quarters of last year the mail order industry led consumer complaints nationwide with over 51 000 cases, mainly for delays in receiving COD orders. Auto dealers ranked second with more than 18 000 complaints, 5.8 percent of the total, and overall patterns mirror those from a decade ago.

Washington UPI Council of Better Business Bureaus

Nuclear fuel unaccounted for says NRC official

Kenneth R. Chapman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission testified before a House energy subcommittee that some atomic fuel is unaccounted for and there is no definite way to track all of it. He noted it is normal to have about half of one percent unaccounted, a figure Rep. Weaver pressed him to quantify.

Washington UPI Kenneth R. Chapman Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Nuclear Regulatory Commission House Energy Subcommittee Chapman James Weaver Dore Cha Weaver

State Day program to honor Nebraska Capitol history in Lincoln

A noon State Day program in the Capitol Rotunda will feature Gov. Exon, Unicameral Speaker Jules Burbach, and Chief Justice Paul White as they cut the state birthday cake. An 11:15 a.m. presentation in the legislative chamber will reenact the debate over moving the Capitol from Omaha to Lancaster County with Lt. Gov. Whelan as Territorial Gov. Cuming and Sen. Cavanaugh as J. Sterling Morton.

Lincoln Neb UPI Capitol Territorial Thomas B. Cuming Omaha John Cavanaugh J. Sterling Morton Salt Creek

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