Masons honor 60-year members at Lebanon Lodge 323 AF and AM
Lebanon Lodge 323 AF and AM saluted three 60 year members on Thursday night. Oscar H. Engel and Lowell L. Walker received 60 year pins with Harold C. Wardeman presenting. Robert Flory also honored for 60 years and holds the Jordan Medal as longest serving Master Mason in the lodge. Engel and Walker detailed birthplaces and progression to Master Mason along with Walker’s term as lodge master. Weather note reports Naples Florida hit 76 degrees while Houston Maine registered a 27 degree low.
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Grand Lodge of Masons of Nebraska
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Judge allows reduced charge in Longet Sabich case
Denver judge instructs jurors they may convict Longet of felony or negligent manslaughter or acquit in the Vlad Sabich death. The defense contends Longet did not pull the trigger while prosecutors argue she acted recklessly.
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Ashley Anderson
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Eden dies at 79 former prime minister Anthony Eden
Former British leader Anthony Eden died in his sleep at age 79 at his home in Alvediston England. He served as prime minister during World War II and after Churchill, but his career was damaged by the Suez Crisis of 1956 and he resigned in 1957.
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Three Apply for Judgeship in 21st District
Columbus men Steven Geshell Gerald Rouse and John Whitehead applied to the judicial nominating commission of the 21st District to fill the district court judgeship created by C Thomas White's appointment to the Nebraska Supreme Court A public hearing on the applications and any others will be held in the district courtroom at Columbus Thursday Jan 20 at 10 am
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Bitter Weather Brittle Longjohn Supply Across States
Winter conditions trigger widespread layoffs in the South and a blood bank crisis in New England. Gas shortages curtail industry in Alabama Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina. Michigan stores struggle to stock long johns as ice and snow disrupt transport and raise injuries and fuel use.
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Winter Weather Tip: Arctic Air Returns to Nebraska
Moderate winter weather prevails across Nebraska with a forecast of another cold snap this weekend. A warm front and a weak low over northwest South Dakota shift arctic air into the state tonight. Midday readings reach the 20s and 30s, with highs in the 30s to 40s west and 20s elsewhere.
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Carter to name young Georgia aides for White House
President elect Jimmy Carter, tired after eight hours with the Joint Chiefs in Washington, returns to Plains to review cabinet candidates and announce White House aides, aiming to set a new tone and craft an inaugural address. He held talks with British, French, German and Japanese leaders on an spring economic summit and invited Prime Minister Callaghan to Washington.
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Puerto Rico statehood debate delayed to 1980s
Governor Carlos Romero Barcelo announced an agreement with the White House to delay Puerto Rico statehood consideration until 1980 84 and to hold a plebiscite before drafting a new statehood constitution. He will run an informational campaign during 1976 80 to persuade Puerto Ricans of statehood benefits.
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Saalfeld Heads Hospital Board in Columbus
Ronald W. Saalfeld named president of Columbus Community Hospital Inc replacing Leo Dowd. New officers include Cleo Robak vice president Carroll Novicki secretary and James Ekstrand treasurer. New directors Ekstrand Kiburz Kuska and Reins replace Dowd Eller Kluck Holmquist. continuing members include Behlen Liebentritt Medlar and White.
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Columbus Community Hospital, Inc
Columbus
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Carroll Novicki
James Ekstrand
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Emerson Eller
Garry Kluck
Jack Holmquist
Nebraska Public Power
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Reins
Platte Center
H.P. Behlen
A.H. Liebentritt
C.A. Medlar
Joan White
U.S. Senate panel sets diet goals to cut fats and sugars
The Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs chaired by Sen. George McGovern urges Americans to raise carbohydrate intake to 55 60 percent of calories and cut fat to 30 percent, saturated fat to 10 percent, cholesterol to 300 mg daily, sugar to 15 percent, and salt to three grams daily, warning current habits resemble early century disease risks.
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