Inauguration memories rise at White House gathering
At a White House reception hosted by President and Mrs. Carter, the Pauleys and Mareks recall the 1972 campaign. Guests exchanged hugs, stories, and a bronze plaque noting “A member of the Jimmy Carter family stayed in this house.”
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UPI
Ann Marek
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
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Mareks
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Rosalynn
Jack
Judy
Chip
Caron
Jeff
Annette
Miss Lillian
Jody Powell
Ham Jordan
Bly Rapacs
Jimmy Carter
Han
Faye Gomez
Omaha
Neb
Columbus Commodores kick off Chamber membership drive
The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce Commodores launch their annual campaign on January 24. They will compete with the Norfolk President's Club to recruit the most new members, a contest the Commodores won against Norfolk last year.
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Columbus Area
Governors to Seek Regional Vet School Approval
The five state Old West Regional Commission governors plan to ask their legislatures to approve a resolution for a regional veterinary school serving Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and Montana. Wood said the first class could be admitted by 1981 and students currently trained outside the region would study locally.
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UPI
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Nebraska
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Montana
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Albion family runs an exotic animal menagerie
Merten, in Albion, manages a diverse exotic breed collection including flaming reds, golden pheasants, India blue peacocks, and more. He started about 30 years ago with Bantam chickens and expanded, selling within 530 to 100 miles of Albion, with buyers from at least 25 states. He has exhibited at shows and notes shipping and care challenges while juggling family help.
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Stan Linhorst
Albion
Merten
Agricultural Park
Columbus
Chamberlain
S.C
Tescatetieememtes
Farmers plan grain boost in 1977 planting survey
The Agriculture Department said farmers intend to raise 1977 corn acreage by about 0.5 percent and soybean plantings by 6 percent, with wheat and other crops_adjusted. The report projects corn at 84.5 million acres and soybeans at 53.1 million, amid forecasts of higher livestock feed needs and modest price implications.
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UPI
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Department
Crop Reporting Board
Union Pacific Announces Record 1977 Capital Outlay
Union Pacific Railroad will invest a record 246.7 million dollars for capital improvements in 1977. The figure surpasses 1976 by 91.6 million, with funds allocated to auto racks miscellaneous work equipment and major road and fixed plant projects. Key items include 350 miles of signaling on mainline tracks and construction of a new 32 track automated freight yard at Hinkle.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
John C. Kenefick
Kenefick
Hinkle
FBI official Krupinsky criticizes overuse of clamps on protests
Edward J. Krupinsky, FBI agent in charge of Iowa and Nebraska, spoke to Columbus Kiwanis Club about civil rights demonstrations and Vietnam War protests. He said the bureau faced stricter limits then and current guidelines were lacking, while praising Quantico training for improving policing. He urged public access to crime prevention materials via local police.
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FBI
Iowa
Nebraska
Edward J. Krupinsky
Columbus Kiwanis Club
Columbus
Krupinsky
Quantico
West Point
Chief of Police
Central America considers tax on coffee to combat roya
Central American governments study a possible $3 per sack tax on coffee to offset costs from the roya fungus spreading from Nicaragua. Agricultural experts meet in Managua to discuss the blight and rumors of Angola entering the coffee market as prices rise after Brazil frost losses. FBI in Staten Island seized 270 bags of green coffee beans worth $60,000 believed stolen in New Jersey.
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Managua
Nigaragua
Angola
Brazil
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Staten Island
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Telegram
Ohio River
Carrie Gaulbert Cox
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Thomas Heckenbach
Palantine
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