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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1976

Page

13

Nebraskans mark bicentennial with feasts and tributes across state

Across Nebraska, events celebrated the nation’s bicentennial from Mitchell pancake feeds to a Seward sky fireworks show. Osceola and Blair hosted ceremonies while Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan dedicated scripture gardens and John Raimondi sculptures at interstate rest stops and a time capsule. Thousands joined Heart of America events in Omaha with balloon ascensions and library booths.

Mitchell Seward Gerald Whelan Sad Ada Gia Eaibd Lane Erma Grand Island Whelan John Raimondi John W. Warren Times Blair Mack Elk Park John G. Neihardt Omaha W. Dale Clark

Congress urged to cut foolish regulations on private sector

Thone urged Congress to reduce government controls over business and avoid duplicative rules. He cited a Welfare Commission testimony noting paperwork added 50 cents to each prescription and argued smaller drug firms face higher overhead from regulation. He warned paperwork diverts resources from research into cancer and heart disease.

Congress America Thone Commission On Federal Richard Wood Eli Lilly and Co Indianapolis Lilly Eli Lilly

Swiss drink more wine a century ago than today

A government report shows Swiss wine consumption averaged 135.9 liters per person yearly from 1893 to 1902, versus 61.9 liters from 1971 to 1975. Officials link lower intake to rising prices and affordability, noting Switzerland ranks fifth in global alcohol use behind France, Italy, West Germany, and Austria.

Bern Switzerland UPI France Italy West Germany Austria

Nebraska Treasurer backs tax hike to avoid cash crunch

Nebraska State Treasurer Frank Marsh says he prefers a tax increase to further delaying refunds but cautions he does not seek higher taxes. A new law shifts refund decisions from the State Tax Commission to Marsh, amid a tight budget outlook and calls for higher income and sales taxes to restore large treasury balances.

Lincoln Neb UPI Frank Marsh Treasury Marsh William Peters Nebraska

Jenson Finishes Navy Basic Course

Navy Seaman Daniel D. Jenson aged 19 son of Mr Dean Jenson of Newman Grove completed the basic enlisted course at the Naval Submarine School He learned basic theory construction and operation of nuclear powered and diesel submarines and shipboard organization damage control and submarine safety for his first assignment A 1975 graduate of Newman Grove High School he joined the Navy in January 1976.

Navy Daniel D. Jenson Dean Jenson Newman Grove Naval Sub Jenson Newman Grove High School

St Edward Cloverlodge Nursing Home Sold to Jack Vetter

St Edward changes hands as Cloverlodge Nursing Home is sold to Jack Vetter of Millard. Vetter previously led Pineview Manor in Valentine from 1965 to 1968 and has served with the Bethesda Foundation since 1968 as vice president and director of operations for its 22 nursing homes and one hospital. Mrs Pauline Korup, former owner, plans to remain in St Edward.

ST. Edward Cloverlodge Jack Vetter Millard Vetter Pineview Manor Valentine Bethesda Foundation Pauline Korup Korups

Motorcycle safety course begins in Lincoln today

A four week motorcycle safety course starts in Lincoln with eight hours of classroom work and eight hours of road training. Instructors from Southeast Technical Community College Lincoln police cycle dealers and the Nebraska Safety Council will teach. Course graduates will receive motorcycle licenses. Connecticut derives its name from Algonquian words meaning long river place.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Lincoln Southeast Technical Community College Lincoln Police Nebraska Safety Council Connecticut

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