Nebraska urged to take lead in feedlot odor control effort
An environmental official told Nebraska legislators that statute is needed to guide controversial feedlot nuisance suits. LB132 would define nuisance standards and set guidelines for odor and dust reduction while requiring compliance with zoning rules. A Colfax County case was cited as illustrating current issues and the need for clear rules.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Eere
Agriculture and Environmental Control Committee
DEC
Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association
University of Nebraska Department of Agricultural Engineering
Glenn K. Leigh
Nebraska Supreme Court
Botsch
Colfax County
Loran Schmit
DeCamp
Abolishment of personal property tax aims in Nebraska
Bellwood Senator Loran Schmit leads the Agriculture Committee in drafting legislation to end the personal property tax. He cites overvaluation at local levels and urges reevaluation while debating state exemptions and county reimbursements.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Bellwood
Loran Schmit
Agriculture Committee
Schmit
Schmitt
Zimmerman Earns Wolf Badge At Cub Pack 212 Meeting
Boy Scout executive Joe led Cub Pack 212 at United Methodist Church Tuesday night. Awards chair Cal Worden presented Gary Zimmerman with a Wolf badge and his mother with a pin. Dens 1 4 and 5 tied for attendance, Den 4 performed a skit We've Got Peanuts and led a relay game for all.
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Joe
United Methodist Church
Cal Worden
Gary Zimmerman
Den 4
Hospital Report from Columbus Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Admissions include Kerri Muhle Leigh Douglas Cross and others in Columbus. Dismissals feature Mrs Robert Nelson Benedict Borowiak Mrs Valerie Gonka and several others from Genoa Duncan Humphrey Rising City and Rising City. Transfer lists Mrs Louis Wilken from Columbus to Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Pearson Rt 3 and a child to Austin at 1877 Sunset Lane born January 27 weighing seven pounds seven ounces.
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Columbus Hospital
Kerri Muhle
Leigh
Douglas Cross
Columbus
Robert Nelson
Benedict Borowiak
Genoa
Valerie Gonka
Duncan
Steven Heesacker
Humphrey
Kathy Skinner
Rising City
Homer Hastings
Debbie Lower
Douglas Shottenkirk
Louis Wilken
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Donald Pearson
Rt. 3
Austin
Sunset Lane
City Briefs and Community Notes
Surgery updates Mrs Fred Garber recovering in St Joseph Hospital Omaha Room 430 Lions Club luncheon speaker William Fairfield at Holiday Inn Monday noon Alcoholics Anonymous meetings every Saturday night and Sunday night info numbers Chili Feed 5 to 7 pm today at Federated Church Senior High Basketball games at Family Y canceled Saturday due to cold Parents Without Partners card party Sunday 7 pm at Laura Wald 3922 Howard Blvd Bob Call Forum for the Formerly Married returns 8 pm Monday Federated Church 2704 15th Street guests welcome
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Fred Garber' Sday
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Lions Club
Holiday Inn
William Fairfield
Parents Without
Laura Wald
Howard Bivd
Bob Call
Forum
Federated Church
15Th Street
Nessen plans book after White House tenure
Former presidential press secretary Ron Nessen said he will write a book and may return to television journalism. He spoke at Hope College in Holland Michigan, blaming some Washington journalists for friction with the White House and noting the value of experiencing history firsthand.
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Holland, Mich
UPI
Ron Nessen
Nessen
NBC News
Ford
Hope College
Washington
White House
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported in City
A series of traffic accidents occurred at locations including 20th Street and 26th Avenue, 13th Street and Howard Boulevard, the Kentucky Fried Chicken lot, 8th Avenue and 23rd Street, and 8th Street and 33rd Avenue. People involved include Katherine Skinner, James Hannan Jr., Marcia Wichman, Steven Seefeld, Julia Sutton, Sterling Johnson, Leon Beisner, Susan Sjogren, Amelia Irwin, and others. damages range from 400 to 5200 dollars with injuries treated. A county court record notes Berthel Foreman cited for DWI with $100 fine, and James Grant for leaving the scene with $50 costs. Marriage license next for James Carlson and Christine Tworek slated for Feb 5 in Genoa.
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20Th Street
26Th Avenue
Katherine L. Skinner
Rising City
James J. Hannan Jr
18Th Street
13Th Street
Howard Boulevard
Marcia M. Wichman
Pierce
Steven L. Seefeld
Julia J. Sutton
Sterling Johnson
6Th Street
8Th Avenue
23Rd Street
Leon W. Beisner
15Th Street
Edgetown
Columbus Hospital
8Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Susan L. Sjogren
48Th Street
Amelia L. Irwin
11Th Street
Naber Resigns as Home Agent for Nance Boone District
Pat Naber resigns as home agent effective March 31. She plans to work full time through Monday and half time in February while enrolled at Kearney State College in 1966 with a BS in home economics. She taught home economics at Red Cloud Public School for three years. In October 1969 she began home agent training with Pat. her husband Loran is part of the family. A replacement has not yet been found.
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Albion
Pat Naber
Fective
Kearney State College
Red Cloud
Naber
University of Nebraska
Pat
Loran
Evening vigil for MIAs marks Vietnam war anniversary
A Washington vigil marked the Paris Peace talks anniversary with 1,300 tags bearing missing names carried by participants. The event, sponsored by the National League of Families, urged no U.S. normalization with Vietnam and sought to present tags to President Carter.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Carter
National League of Families
Attorney claims Mormon will forged by Bonnie Dummar
A Hughes relatives lawyer charges the so called Mormon will was actually written by Bonnie Dummar, not Melvin Dummar. The cross exam reveals the trial into the will as Dummar testifies about meeting a bleeding desert stranger who claimed to be Howard Hughes and leaving the document behind.
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Bonnie Dummar
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Melvin Dummar
Hughes
Dummar
Bonnie
Paul Freese
Freese
Gally
Nevada Desert
Dummnar
Utah
Hughes Aircraft
Never underestimate power of woman
Seattle UPI report profiles Carol Erickson a gutsy housewife who chased purse snatchers after a downtown bus incident. She retrieved a roll of cash totaling 29 dollars eight dollars more than she remembered, and declared that women are through taking things sitting down.
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Seattle
UPI
Carol Erickson
Cat saves six from house fire in Overland Park
In Overland Park Kansas an old cat named Smoky woke a family of six during a house blaze. Hill smelled smoke, found the garage on fire, and carried his wife Diane and four children outside before the cat jumped on him, likely saving them from smoke exposure. The family credits the cat with saving their lives.
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Overland Park, Kan
UPI
Smoky
Hill
Diane
Princess
Penil
Deaths and Funerals: Koch and Miller Services Scheduled
Michael J. Koch 25 of Leigh dies in a Thursday night car crash with arrangements pending at Gass Haney Funeral Home. Dora Miller 85 of Madison dies in a Norfolk hospital. services set for Monday at Trinity United Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert Olson officiating. Visitation Sunday at Resseguie Funeral Home. Miller family details include children Jack E. and Norma Koch, Effie Nesslar, and a grandson Michael Koch who died in the same crash.
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Koch
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Michael J. Koch
Rt. 1
Leigh
Walter J. Koch
Columbus
Michael
Madison
Jack E
Walter
Norma) Koch
Hastings
Effie Nesslar
Lake Geneva
Wis
Ruth
Michael Koch
Ohio man dies after self immolation in Nebraska grove
Allen Ford a 25 year old from Hartville Ohio died in Omaha after dousing himself with gasoline and setting himself on fire he had wandered from a bus in Omaha to U S 30 and was found with burns on 90 to 100 percent of his body He died at University Hospital Omaha after transfer from Central City hospital.
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Central City
Neb
UPI
Ohio
Merrick County
Allen Ford
Hartville
U.S. 30
Sheriff's Office
University Hospital
Omaha
Ford
Central City Hospital
Husker Player Clete Pillen Honored at Sportscasters Banquet
Mr and Mrs Dale Pillen attended the Sportscasters Banquet in Peony Park Omaha where their son Clete Pillen was one of four Huskers football players honored. The item lists local events and notices including bar and gallery ads and a funeral in Columbus for Minnie Deden.
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Dale Pillen
Peony Park
Omaha
Clete
S.W. Deden
Ontario
Ore
Columbus
Minnie Deden
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