Pupils explore music careers at North Park Sixth graders study music as a career path
North Park school sixth graders learn music can fund a career list about 100 jobs from education to instrument repair. Visitors include Dr. Roger Augspurger Leanne Johnson Forrest Corn and Chief Petty Officer Denis Zimmerman who discuss fields in music.
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North Park School
Alvara Ramm
Roger Augspurger
Platte College
Leanne Johnson
Augustana College
Forrest Corn
Denis Zimmerman
Navy
Supreme Court to hear death penalty questions in five states
The Supreme Court will hear a murder case from North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, and Texas on March 30 to decide if death sentences comply with the Eighth Amendment. At issue are how laws post 1972 vary, the role of juries and clemency, and the disparate impact on minorities.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
William Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
William Douglas
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Douglas
Ford
John Paul Stevens
Nixon
Warren Burger
Harry Blackmun
Lewis Powell Jr
William Rehnquist
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
St Bonaventure HSA Meeting Led by Joyce Jackson
Vice President Joyce Jackson chaired the St. Bonaventure Home and School Association meeting this week. Fr Regis Watts proposed semester parent teacher meetings and noted a pre registration day for next year. Room count honors went to Sister Raymundine. grades 1 2 and 3 demonstrated tumbling skills and enjoyed refreshments after the PE demo.
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Joyce Jackson
St. Bonaventure Home and School Association
Jim Bothe
SRA
Regis Watts
Sister Raymundine
First Park From Strip Mined Land Debuts in Pennsylvania
The first park created on badly scarred strip mined land near Scranton is Keyser Park. Dedicated in September 1974, about $3 million in federal, state, and county funds were spent reclaiming the area for park use.
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Keyser Park
Scranton
Nebraska Water Resources program available to groups
A slide-sound show Nebraska's Water Resources was part of the League of Women Voters of Columbus meeting. The 12 minute program, produced with the Department of Environmental Control, is free to organizations schools or businesses.
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Nebraska
League of Women Voters of Columbus
League of Women Voters of Nebraska
Department of Environmental Control
League
Nebraska Educational Television
Judy Hagan
Norma Eisele
Jan Kroenke
Ford weighs long vice presidential list after Bush elimination
President Ford says he is considering many running mates and has eliminated George Bush as CIA head. Senators Edward Brooke Howard Baker and Bill Brock are named along with Elliot Richardson as possible picks. Brooke notes he has not been asked to run and Brock says he hopes to seek re election in Tennessee. Baker urges patience, Brooke supports a black selection possibility amid questions about diversity.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
George Bush
New Hampshire
Edward Brooke
Massachussetts
Howard Baker
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Elliot Richardson
Commerce
Bush
Senate Armed Services Committee
CIA
Senate
Brooke
Baker
Brock
Kansas City
Carlson and neighbors share social visits this week
Silver Creek guests Mr. and Mrs. C R Carlson attended a dinner at Ronald Carlson’s home. Traci Beck stayed with grandparents the Dale Becks. Lloyd Adkinson family visited E M Jacobson home. Merle Peterson hosted bridge. winners were Mrs. Jack Bryant and Mrs. Myrtle White. Paul and wife welcomed a daughter weighing seven pounds 11 ounces. Bill Bryan attended a Livestock show in Denver and visited relatives nearby. Ceva Eller of Shelby died at Osceola hospital after years of illness. Nina Delamore visited Rest Home residents in Osceola. Bruce Cowgill hosted a birthday coffee for Mrs. Jack Burger. A note recalls 20 years ago a fatal car-truck crash near Osceola.
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Silver Creek
C.R. Carlson
Ronald Carlson
Traci Beck
Dale Becks
Lloyd Adkinson
E.M. Jacobson
Merle Peterson
Bridge Club
Jack Bryant
Myrtle White
Paul Hickman
Bill Bryan
Denver
Richard
Ceva) Eller
Shelby
Osceola Hospital
Nina Delamore
Osceola
Bruce Cowgill
Jack Burger
Panel advised against calling Sinatra as witness in Kennedy plot probe
Senate intelligence staff told the panel not to call Frank Sinatra arguing he knows nothing about CIA murder plots and could reopen Kennedy love life questions. Sources said the decision, to be voted in closed session, aims to avoid dredging up relations with Sam Giancana and a supposed Kennedy affair.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Sinatra
CIA
John Kennedy
Sinatra
Kennedy
Sam Giancana
Chicago
Giancana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
California
Judith Campbell Exner
Friendly John Restroom Guide Aids Bicentennial Visitors
Philadelphia based booklet by Laurence Moskowitz lists 250 sites offering restrooms for visitors. Publisher William Hoover says cities need usable facilities, not just monuments. the Friendly John directory also notes historic places and emergency numbers for visitors during the Bicentennial era.
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Laurence Moskowitz
Philadelphia
UPI
John
National Park Service
Liberty Bell
William Hoover
Hoover
Westmont
N.J
New Jersey
Dog owner bills Selah for lost Chihuahua mix up
Frank Jump seeks 1420 from the City of Selah after his chihuahua Killer was impounded, sold to a new family, and recovered a week later at his mother's home. Police and city staff apologized as the claim moves to an insurer.
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Selah, Wash
UPI
Frank Jump
Selah
Jump
Humane Shelter
Modern Mrs. Club Welcomes New Members in Platte Center
The Modern Mrs. Club welcomed Den Dolezal Gary Kruse and Mike Banks as new members with hostess Mrs. Norbert Foltz. New officers include Janet Jansen president Allan Brandt vice president and sunshine chair Richard Liebig secretary Leon Kuhlen treasurer. Jane Tooley spoke on correction coordination parole work and handling of women and juvenile cases. Miss Tooley won the door prize. February meeting set for Mrs John Weinhoff. Ten years ago Duncan Fire Department led Nebraska Fire Prevention Contest with Columbus second.
Auxiliary plans to serve lunch at Legion meeting
At the La Verne Schmit Post meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary plans were made to host the annual Co op lunch. Members voted to sponsor Becky Zeller for Girls State Alternate to the Bicentennial Youth meeting in Lincoln on January 30. A hall cleaning is scheduled for Monday with evening help requested. A committee was named to price a new refrigerator and to purchase a history book and an ABC book for the historian. Call Mrs. Robert Schmid to request an ABC book.
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Bellwood
American Legion Auxiliary
la Verne
ABC
Robert Schmid
Grand Island Named Health Planning Agency Headquarters
Grand Island was chosen as the headquarters for Nebraska's new health planning agency by the 71 country governing board. The council received 10000 in HEW funds to coordinate effort across 71 counties. Executive director search was to be discussed at a February 26 meeting in Grand Island.
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Kearney
Neb
UPI
Grand Island
Nebraska
Central
Central Nebraska Council
Grad Island
Omaha
Lincoln
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Ne Houlton
Teresa Kyster
St. Bonaventure Hsa
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Veep
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C. L. LeMar
S. B. Fox
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
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Duncan Fire Department
Columbus
Health Agency
SKY Theatre
Schuyler, Nebr
Jill Kinmont
Universal Picture
Woodmen
Modern Woodmen OF America
Fraternal Life Insurance
Rock Island
Illinois
Delbert Wagner
FIC
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