Greene laments Miami blase mood before Super Bowl week
Mean Joe Greene says Miami is too blase as the Steelers prep in Miami Beach for Super Bowl week. He prefers New Orleans for atmosphere while coach Noll plans shared time for Greene and Steve Furness against the Cowboys amid ticket counterfeiting probes in the area.
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Joe Greene
Miami
Rick Gosselin
UPI
Miami Beach
Fla
Ser Bowpo
Ayden
New Orleans
Greene
Steelers
Mines
Steve
Joe
Noll
Roward
Dade County
Fort Lauderdale
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Landry
Noll Shapes Steelers With Quiet Intensity And Theory
The article profiles Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll during Super Bowl week noting his calm, analytical approach to football. It contrasts him with public hype, explains his read of the flex defense, and quotes linebacker Andy Russell on his objective, high‑discipline leadership.
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Ded
Landry
Miami
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chuck Noll
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Dallas
Flex
Steelers
Tom
Noll
Andy Russell
Buddy Parker
Bill Austin
Pittsburgh
NFL
IBM
Columbus Family Y Platte College volleyball results
In a mixed league match the Mr Suds team defeated Deano's 3 to 0. Big Red beat Johansen Construction 3 to 0. Glassers earned a 2 to 0 win over Zapp.
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Columbus Family Y and
Platte College
Mr. Suds
Deano’s
Big Red
Johansen Construction
Glassers
Zapp
Shauna Person Leads NCB Women’s Hoops in Rapid City
Shauna Person of Coli Neb leads the National College of Business women’s basketball team in a Rapid City event as the program pursues a strong showing.
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Rapid City
S.D
Shauna Person
Coli
Neb
National College of Business
NCB
Collins Tops Maravich to Put 76ers Back in First
Doug Collins outscored Pete Maravich 24 to 17 as the 76ers beat New Orleans 100-95 to pull into a first place tie in the Atlantic Division with the Celtics. Collins fronted Maravich, sealing victory with seven late foul shots from Steve Mix and Joe Bryant.
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United Press International
Doug Collins
Pete Maravich
Boston Celtics
Collins
76Ers
Maravich
New Orleans
Collin
Philadelphia
Steve Mix
Joe Bryant
Bullets
Cavs
Elvin Hayes
Wes Unseld
Cleveland
Senics
Hawks
Fred Brown
Knicks
Rockets
Spencer Haywood
New York
Houston
Haywood
Rudy Soemeen
Kings
Celtics
Nate Archibald
Kansas City
Sam Lacey
Pacers
Squires
Billy Keller
Columbus Nebraska Meeting Notices and Incorporation Ad
Notices cover a January 16 1976 park board meeting in Columbus Door Golf Clubhouse and a February 3 1976 trustee hearing in Platte County Court. The text also includes a corporate charter for Fred Kluck Land Company and probate and estate notices for Lawrence C. Gerdes Margaret S. Efting with related executor appointments.
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Nebraska Business Corporation Act
Fred Kluck Land Company
Morton Road
Columbus
Platte County
Nebraska
Margaret S. Efting
Virginia Staroscik
Raymond J. Efting
Joe R. Broz
Will
Ida A. Harris
State OF
Lee K. Harris
Gerald E. Rouse
Big Green Lottery to Stay Open Pending Supreme Court Ruling
Omaha officials announced the Big Green lottery will continue operations while the Nebraska Supreme Court reviews the District Court ruling that declared it illegal. Director Sam Schwartzkopf said a bond would be posted to cover ongoing payoffs as City Betterment Corp. attorneys meet with Judge Buckley to discuss 176,000 Big Gold and 53,000 Big Green tickets sold.
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Omaha
UPI
James Buckley
Nebraska Supreme Court
Sam Schwartzkopf
Schwartzkopf
City Betterment Corp
Buckley
High winds lash Rockies across Colorado and Wyoming
Winds gusting over 80 mph whip the Rocky Mountains causing freight cars derailments west of Cheyenne and power outages in Laramie County areas near Fort Collins. The gusts began before midnight in Denver Pueblo Boulder and Fort Collins and reduced visibility with dust clouds over the region.
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Denver
UPI
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Larmimer County
Fort Collins
Pueblo
Boulder
Air Force
Baseball expansion again on the table with 13 teams
American League owners approved a plan to expand to 13 clubs by 1977 with Seattle as the chosen city. National League officials weighed Giants relocation to Toronto as city leaders seek a solid bid. Labatt Breweries reportedly offered $13.25 million plus $5 million for litigation while a 35 year stadium lease looms for San Francisco.
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Joe Sargis
UPI
M. Donald Grant
New York Mets
Seattle
San Francisco Giants
Grant
Bowie Kuhn
N.L
Toronto
San Francisco
George Moscone
Labatt Breweries
Labatt’s
Labatt
Giants
TAKE-OFF TOWERS CONTRACT BIDS SOUGHT NEBRASKA
Sealed bids for Contract 72-654 TAKE-OFF TOWERS for Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland Nebraska will be accepted at the Districts General Office Columbus Nebraska until 10:00 a.m. CST on February 18 1976. Bids must meet inspection and bid bond requirements with Stearns Roger Inc Denver acting as inspection point and lowest responsible bidder awarded or bids rejected. Public Power District. By D W Hill.
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Nebraska Public Power District
J.M. White
14Th Street
Columbus
Nebraska
C.S
C.S.T
Director of Purchasing
P.O. Box
Board of Directors
D.W. Hill
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
J. M. White
Generation Engineering Department
A. J. Davis
Stearns-Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
D. W. Hill
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Harvey Martin
Dallas Cowboys
Franco Harris
Terry Bradshaw
Miami Lakes
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Bud Stallworth
Washington
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Boston
Indiana
Virginia
Kentucky
San Antonio
Mike Jackson
Colonels
Lindsay
Platte and
Madison Counties
Town Hall
David J. Wiese
Frances T. Hansel Ake
Frances Clare Fuller
Emmett J. Noonan
Duncan Rural Fire District
Duncan
Duane Ernst
Battle Creek Farmer's Cooperative
Floyd Anderson
Nebr
Donald F. Franzen
Board of Park and Recreational Commissioners
van Berg Golf Course
James Rich, JR
Errol H. Tredway
Gerald E
Rouse County
Lawrence C. Gerdes
Big Green
Rockies
Baseball
Walter Orthwin Gertsch
Walter O. Gertsch
Walter Gertsch
Raymond E. Baker
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