City sewer plan reaches state and federal approval
Columbus engineers push the Southwest Interceptor Sewer project toward final approvals from state and federal agencies. The plan, first proposed in 1911, faced EPA rule changes and funding delays but aims for construction starting in spring 1978 with 75 percent federal funding and 25 percent city state split. Construction may disrupt traffic on 33rd Avenue but not lane closures from widening.
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Columbus
Rustom Engineering
EPA
EPA Riemer
Seiji Er
Ares Ae Oneee Eee
Lindahl
Rystrom
Othe Teryormer Lindamt
33Rd Avenue
Concorde sonic boom traced to Atlantic over New Jersey
UPI reports that the Air France Concorde caused a light sonic boom along the New Jersey coast last month after slowing to subsonic speed in U S air space. FAA and French officials say procedures were adjusted to keep sonic waves from reaching shore.
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Washington
UPI
Air France
Atlantic
New Jersey
U.S
Federal Aviation Airways
FAA
United States
Job McLucas
McLucas
British Airways
Yea
Shark River
Nixon visits Pat Nixon in hospital after stroke
Pat Nixon remained in serious condition after a stroke when husband Richard Nixon visited for nine minutes and spoke of her fighting spirit. Daughters Tricia and Julie Eisenhower and son-in-law were also at the hospital as Dr John Lungren gave an optimistic update on her recovery.
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Long Beach
Cait
Pat Nixon
Tricia Cox
Julie Eisenhower
Nixon
John Lungren
Frederick Anson to be Ordained at St Matthew Elmhurst
Frederick A Anson son of Mr and Mrs William U Anson of Columbus will be ordained into the Lutheran ministry and installed as pastor at St Matthew Lutheran Church Elmhurst NY The ordination set for 4 pm Sunday July 11 at St Matthew Church Elmhurst Rev R P Ressmeyer of the Atlantic District LCMS authorized the ordination. The event follows a recent faculty and staff protest resignation at Concordia Seminary and notes the seminary turmoil.
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Frederick A. Anson
William UL. ‘Anson
Columbus
Lutheran Church
St. Matthew
Nebraska to Enforce Over One Hundred New State Laws
More than 100 laws passed by the 1976 Nebraska Legislature take effect Saturday, 90 days after adjournment. Other laws with emergency clauses are already active. Highlights include a medical malpractice insurance law, changes to education and tax rules, higher pay for governor’s successor, and allowances for joint liquor licenses, driver license testing spaces, and enhanced college tuition for reservists.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Nebr
Douglas
Prinso
Seale
Omaha
Lincoln
J. James Exon
Nebraska Health Department
City to pump from well No 10 amid high iron content
City officials say iron content may be higher as pumping from well No 10 continues. City Engineer Merlin Lindahl notes the high iron level is expected due to the well's condition and water source.
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Ces
Merlin Lindahl
Ceean
Explosion at Hastings Pastime Bowl Leaves One Feared Dead
An explosion ripped through the Pastime Bowl in Hastings on Friday night. Authorities believe one person is dead as a roof was blown off and a three alarm blaze followed. Fire units from Adams County fought the flames as workers refinished the lanes.
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Siastings, Neb
UPI
Hastings
Adams County
Columbus Mayor to Appear on Sunday TV Show
Columbus Mayor Fred Gerber Jr. will guest Sunday on a local TV program with host Dale Holt. They will discuss the city budget for next year and mention a hearing set for July 21.
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Columbus
Fred Gerber Jr
Gerber
Dale Holt
High Fray Reported With Youthful Age Gap
A brief item notes a fray or dispute involving a younger participant dating back nine years and an older participant eight years younger, outlining age-related details without graphic description.
Drumming Charged in Raleigh Strike Fallout
Workers at Raleigh garbage services were fired for striking actions. Chrysler Corp cut back hours for 18 000 employes amid a key engine plant dispute. Alameda County strikers eased contract demands after 38 days. A spokesman for the League of Voluntary Hospitals cited picket-line incidents outside New York hospitals amid ongoing talks.
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Raleigh
Thrysler Corp
Alameda County
Calif
William J. Abelow
League of Voluntary Hospitals
New York
Obscure Neb Lincoln graduate with high distinction
OMasow relson of Columbus received his degree from University of Nebraska Lincoln on Friday with highest distinction. He majored in integrated studies and began classes at the University of Nebraska Medical Center on July 6. Among 25 honor graduates were six who received degrees with high distinction.
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Se Omasow Relson
Columbus
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
University of Nebraska Medical Center
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W. A. Curry
Nebraska Public Power
Stan Linhorst
Pat
Frederick Anson
Woard
Concordia Seminary
John H. Tietjen
Concordia Seminary In Exile
Nebrask
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