Local personals and events list for January activities
Karln Koerwitz transfers from F Plake College to Kearney State College with resident tutor scholarship as a sophomore elementary education major. Numerous local venues announce store hours, band gigs, birthday and travel notes, and social events through mid January including several dances, meals, and public notices. Several residents return from trips to California Scotland and Mexico. naval recruit graduation noted.
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Karln Koerwitz
Fred Koerwics
F Plake College
Kearney State College
Soviets Delay Taking U.S. Wheat Until After Harvest
The Agriculture Department says the Soviet Union will delay taking 18.4 million bushels of U.S. wheat until after the summer harvest. Officials hope the delay eases threats to rising bread prices. Assistant Secretary Carroll Brunthaver welcomed the move but did not speculate on price effects.
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Washieruton
Apue Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Assistang
Carroll G. Brunthaver
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Roundup From a Historic Page
Readable horoscope notes for all signs with dates and traits. Aries through Pisces offer guidance on alliances, study, finances, home, and health, with suggested actions and cautions. A fragmentary child horoscope cautions cooperation and discipline shaping future success.
Nebraska plan aims to add 1200 students to state colleges
Lincoln AP The Exon administration released details of a plan to add 1,200 students to Nebraska's four state colleges and solve their finances. The funding formula relies on enrollment to determine faculty size. Tuition waivers would allow students to attend at little or no cost, aiming to reverse declining enrollments while preserving most faculty with some changes.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. James Exon
Nebraska
Department of Administrative Services
Exon
Alan Matzke
Ate
Energy office to announce petroleum allocations next Tuesday
Washington AP reports the Federal Energy Office cannot issue final petroleum allocations until next Tuesday, delaying full effect of new rules. Regulators plan no transitional period for fuel distributors or households heating with oil, with thermostats dropping six degrees and heating reduced for other buildings unless savings are found.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
William E. Simon
FEO
Three Year Old Dies From Shock In Miller Home
In Miller Nebraska a three year old boy identified as Trobert Core Eckhert, son of Mr and Mrs Eckoff, died Friday morning after contacting a space heater near hanging electrical wires. Buffalo County Attorney McMullen said the incident occurred at the family home and a doctor pronounced him dead.
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Miller, Neb
Trobert
Eckhert
Eckoff
Miller
Buffalo County
Hospital Report From Behen Community Hospital
Admissions: Duane Schwarz Humphrey. Dismissals: Mrs. Robert Bell Bellwood Mrs. Ed Busse Hashis Hope Caristl Cedar Rapids Adam Karges a Carl J. Scheiz Shelby Susan Anderson Mrs. Clayton Cline Russell Rezac Mrs. Steven Sokol Columbus. St. Mary Hospital dismissals: Mrs. Fionald Laske and son Columbus Mrs. James Mick and con Bellwood.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Duane Schwarz
Humphrey
Robert Bell
Bellwood
Ed Busse
Hashis Hope
Caristl
Cedar Rapids
Adam Karges
Carl J. Scheiz
Shelby
Susan Anderson
Clayton Cline
Russell Rezac
Steven Sokol
Columbus
St. Mary Hospital
Fionald Laske
James Mick
Beerman Aware of Homestead Costs in Nebraska
Secretary of State Allen Beermann said he knew two months ago the Nebraska homestead exemption program would cost several million dollars less than projected. Tax Commissioner William Peters told lawmakers Exon was not aware of the lower cost until December 23. The program will cost 9.9 million in 1973-74, three million less than appropriated, with 1974-75 potentially cut from 20 million to 12.5 million. Exon, Peters, and Beermann clashed over the tax rate cut to 11 percent amid budget pressures.
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Lincoln
Neb
Allen Beermann
William Peters
Legislatwe
s _ Appropriations
Gav
J. James Exon
Gary Chunka
Beermann
Exon
Peters
Wayne Swanson
Ray A. C. Johnson
Appliations
$1 Bread Price Forecast Ridiculous Says Kreuscher
Lincoln Neb AP State Agriculture Director Glenn Kreuscher dismissed bread at one dollar per loaf as outrageous noting wheat would need to rise to about forty five dollars a bushel. University of Nebraska agr science professor Mike Turner warned the price would require extreme wheat costs while industry members argue over supply and market shifts.
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Lincoln
Neb
Glenn Kreuscher
Kreuscher
Mike Turner
University of Nebraska
Wayne Neilson
State Advisory Committee
Neilson
Leaf shredder doubles as mulch maker and theft risk
A leaf shredder and mulching device described here can shred leaves and small sticks, but raises concerns about theft of yard tools such as rake handles and garden gloves. The text notes use for yard debris alongside caution for possible misappropriation of garden items.
Grubaugh Heads Butler County Supervisors Meeting
Butler County Board of Supervisors elected Marvin Grubaugh as chairman and Ben Reisdorff as vice chairman at a reorganizational meeting. Committees include finance and insurance with members Svoboda Kreizinger Timoney Samek Reisdorff. Resignations and resolutions set to transfer assets, sign deeds, seek bridge aid, and align election timing with state primary. A public hearing on a road closure and a study of a mini bus plan were discussed.
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David City
Butler County Board of Supervisors
Marvin Grubaugh
Fusing City
Troup
Laddie Vabada
Ben Reledorff
Leo Behhe
Anton Samek
Tommenafees
Samek
Laddie Sv
Ben Reisdorff
Reisdorff
Audrey Kreizinger
Timoney
Svoboda
Kreizinger
Marvin Grobaugh
Richard Bruner
Butler County, Extension Board
Alvin
Butler County
Department of Roads
Grubaugh
Nebraska Public Power District
Dwight- Brainard
Lansenting
Ralph Hickin
Vision 17
Fire shuts Sabetha gas station town in deep freeze
Sabetha Kansas with 2500 residents lost heat after a natural gas station blaze cut gas supply. Pipeline workers shut off gas flow and firefighters contained the fire. Electric demand rose as residents heated homes, hospitals switched to alternate heat, and phone lines overloaded. No immediate restoration time was given.
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Sabetha
Kan
Kansas
Rites and obituaries noted for Clausen and Shandera
Mrs. Clausen of 3121 18th Street dies at Behlen Community Hospital. Services at Emmanuel Teche Share and Gass Haney Funeral Home. Burial at Roselaws Cemetery. Lucy Reitmeyer learns from Germany of Hans Bleyer’s death January 2. Joseph R. Shandera, 82, David City, to be buried at St Mary Parish Cemetery after services at St Mary Church. Wake at Knott Funeral Home with details of survivors.
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Clausen
Otto Tusa
Tmmanuel Teche
18Th Street
Behlen Community Hospital
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Roselaws Cemetery
Bleyer
Lucy Reitmeyer
Morys Haven Nursing Home
Germany
Hans Bleyer
Shandera
Joseph R. Saandera
David City
St. Mary Church
Msgr Ad. Lisko
Knott Funeral Home
Butler County Hospital
Stars Hajek
Louis
Ashland
Charles
Wahoo
Frank
Ella) Markus
Bellwood
Anna Johnson
Lincoln
Tillie Shandera
Court of Appeals orders fuller disclosure of corporate profits
A federal appeals court ruled the government must publicly release more detailed data on business profits and revenues reported under economic controls. The decision would require disclosure for about 450 of the nation’s largest corporations, beyond current aggregate figures.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Cost of Living Council
Council
Court ‘of Appeals
Securities and Exchange
Federal approves Lockheed loan increase under guarantee
The Emergency Loan Guarantee Board on Friday approved an additional 20 million dollars under government guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp raising total guaranteed borrowings to 220 million out of a 250 million ceiling. The program started in 1971 to aid the California company from bankruptcy though Lockheed still faces cash strain amid fuel shortages and reduced airline travel.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Aircraft
Local Briefs: Fire Response and Village Meetings
Firefighters were summoned early Friday to 3002 14th Street after a stove ignition caused minor damage. In other notes, Anthony and Sereptimote events proceed with morning and social hour gatherings, Husker House hosts a community meeting, and an Antheny-Roly presentation is planned for 8:30 a.m. with a 2:39 Sunday follow-up.
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Eity
Antheny
Anthony
Toen
14Th Street
Demage
Timino
North Freeway extension set to start late this summer
Marvin L. Nuernberger of the Department of Roads criticized stalled Omaha freeway plans saying the North Freeway extension, a nearly two million joint project with city state and federal funds, will begin late this summer. He blamed delays on silent majorities and political obstruction while urging stronger backing.
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Zorinsys Roads
Omaha
Nety Ayed Ey Ae
Bras Department of Roads
Marvin L. Nuernberger
Nt Ae
Avery
Zorinsky
Thomax Doyoesent Roads Department
Nuemberger
Elibc Club
Nuernberger
Johnson files for second term as state auditor
Lincoln Nab AP report notes Republican State Auditor Ray A. C. Johnson filed with the secretary of state on Friday to seek reelection. Johnson, first elected in 1970, appears poised for another term. Bellwood: Michael Hiller of the U.S. Navy spent a week’s leave with his parents, Mr and Mrs Tony Hiller and family of Bellwood.
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Bellwood
Michael Hiller
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Tony Hiller
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