St Bonaventure to launch centenary year observance in Columbus
Plans for a Feb 6 Mass at 4 p.m. in St Bonaventure Church open the centennial year of the parish. Father Vitus Duschinsky will celebrate and Father John Lakers will deliver the homily. A 5:45 p.m. dinner and dance follow at Scotus cafeteria. Tickets are $5 and must be bought by Feb 1 with no door sales.
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Nebraska Young Farmers-Ranchers to Meet in Columbus
More than 200 young farmers and ranchers from across Nebraska attend the Nebraska Y Farmers- Ranchers Educational Association gathering in Columbus Friday and Saturday. Officials to be elected, awards issued, and tours plus education sessions scheduled. Program includes a Friday 10 a.m. start with a social. Saturday features business meetings and talks by Dr. Martin A. from the University of Nebraska and a noon award luncheon with the Outstanding Young Farmer Adviser Award. Arnold Stuthman of Columbus serves as state president.
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Winter blasts batter eastern states from blizzards to freezing lows
Severe winter conditions paralye eastern states with blizzard snows and 11 foot drifts in Michigan. Buffalo drivers stranded as snowbound highways close. 140 motorists rescued by snowmobiles downtown. Ohio and Tennessee face gas shortages and utility concerns as schools close.
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Shivering Americans and energy crisis across the states
A cold wave across the United States drives energy shortages with 380000 idle workers and closed Pennsylvania schools. Kentucky resident Dingus uses plywood and his three dogs to insulate a fuel oil tank. Durham residents cope with heating costs while Rev. Robert Young coordinates wood donations. Northwest Gas considers diverting up to 135 million cubic feet daily to the east.
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Pennsylvania
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Northwest Co
Salt Lake City
United States
Carter plan offers $50 per person tax rebate stimulus
The Carter administration unveils a $31.2 billion plan to speed recovery with $50 rebates for nearly all Americans, plus tax cuts and public works. Rebates would reach 96 percent and be mailed in spring to taxpayers, Social Security and SSI recipients, and earned income credit beneficiaries.
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Carter stimulus plan outlines tax cuts and jobs program
The proposal pledges automatic $50 checks per taxpayer and wider standard deductions for couples and singles, plus a 4 percent Social Security tax credit for firms or 2 percent extra in tax, investment tax credits, public service jobs, training and public works funding, and expanded revenue sharing with a 1977 and 1978 funding timeline.
Arctic cold front to bring more snow across Nebraska
An arctic front moving into Nebraska is expected to add an inch or more of new snow across central and eastern parts. Daytime highs range from the upper 30s to mid 40s with bitter overnight lows. West and northwest winds bring blowing dust in western areas.
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Lincoln
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Heated debate over transferring land use bills in Nebraska
In Lincoln the agriculture committee debate on transferring land use and zoning bills stalled for recess. Sen Schmit, returning chairman, defended committee control while DeCamp and Bereuter argued over statewide versus local regulation and power dynamics. The session resumes Monday.
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