Nebraska University may reject Scottsbluff campus gift
A formal legal opinion states the University of Nebraska lacks final control of the Scottsbluff former infant school campus. The ruling allows NU to reject or accept the gift, with conditions, directing the Scottsbluff supporters to negotiate directly with NU rather than via the Legislature. The issue, tied to a 1973 gift to be used for a campus and dormitories, prompts continued delays and a cautious stance by the UNL board of regents.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Scot College
Scottsbluff
James Olayton
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
In Spe
Cial
tUhe
Seollskluff
J. J. Exon
Legislaau
O'Munion
Clanton
Spi
Garpenter
T Heru Board of Regents
Scottshlull
Farm bill yanked off House floor
Washington AP report on a battered farm bill pulled from the House floor as backers seek changes to win administration approval. Chair WR Poage says compromise could trim the bill’s four year span to two or even one year. Without action, the 1970 Agriculture Act expires December 31, risking food stamps, foreign aid, and Food for Peace programs amid heavy debate.
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Washington
Agriculture Committee
WR. Poage
D-Tex
House
America
Arraignment for Norfolk woman postponed in manslaughter case
Norfolk woman Mary Neudeck faced a postponed arraignment in Madison County District Court on a manslaughter charge stemming from the shooting death of her third husband Larry outside a Norfolk after-hours club. She appeared with her attorney. the judge continued the case to July 30 and set a $5,000 bond.
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Norfolk
Neb
Madison County
Eugene McFadden
Mary Neudeck
Larry
Neudeck
Js McPadden
Nebraska urged to develop state land use policy
Lincoln Nebraska AP Nebraska lawmakers urged Thursday to craft a state land use policy to preempt federal mandates and secure funds. Senator DeCamp and Farmers Union representatives pressed for swift action ahead of possible federal land use controls. The Agriculture and Environment Committee began study for 1974 recommendations, with debate over who should coordinate planning and whether a new agency is needed.
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Lincoln
Neb
New Yraske
Elin Berek
Farmers Union
Berek
Interlin
Ares
John DeCamp
Nebraska
Congress
DeCamp
Agriculture and Environment Committee
Senate
House
Berck
Uiose
John Kilvker
Uurewu
Argheen
Loran Schmit
Hellwood
NRDS
Lions Club builds brick flower boxes at courthouse entrance
Osceola Lions Club completed four permanent brick flower boxes at the courthouse entrance along four sidewalks. The group held a noon luncheon at City Hall followed by a meeting led by new president Joe Roberts. Mert Flodman, Eugene Sterup, and Bernie Gissler were recognized for leadership roles and the membership drive.
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Osceola
Osceola Lions Club
Lions
Joe Roberts
Mert Flodman
Eugene Sterup
Pit
Bernie Gissler
Public notices from Platte County Nebraska court filings
The County Court of Platte County Nebraska lists notices for Lena A Brie estate and George W Zimmerman estate. It cites recalls of bank accounts, inheritance investigations, and petitions for appointment of administrators with hearings set for March 1973 and July 1973. Gerald B. Rouse County Judge signs the notices.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Lena A
Brie
Norge
First National Bank & ‘Trunk Company
Anginitath
Torsteat
Gerald B. Rouse
India
George W. Zimmerman
Nebraskoy
Lee
Ainin
Zimmerman F
Zimmerman
Gerald FE
New Interstate signs to appear by August in Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports Nebraska will install interstate signs by mid to late August along I 89 to guide travelers to gas food lodging hospitals camping and telephones. The Roads Department will place 102 larger and smaller signs and a supportive services agreement with the Labor Department will aid minority and disadvantaged workers in highway construction coordinated by Charles Stoudamire. The program is federally funded.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Department of Roads
Yom. Doyle
Panh Side
Roads Department
State Labor Department
Charles Stoudamire
Omaha
Department of Labor
Stoudamire
Changes in Social Security Highlights and Tax Shifts
The Social Security law signed by President Nixon increases benefits for cash recipients by 5.6 percent starting July 1974 with first higher payments in August, and raises the payroll tax for those earning $12,000 or more effective January 1, 1974. The tax base rises to $12,600, affecting higher earners, while earnings under $12,000 see no change. Retirement benefits also rise as pensioners may earn more without benefit reductions, up to $2,400 annually. The document includes a separate balance sheet from Columbus Savings and Loan Association, detailing assets and liabilities as of June 1963, with officer attestations and notarization.
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Washington
Nixon
Columbus Savings and Loan Association
Columbus
Plata
Hetraskay
U.S
First
Ana’ Feattees
Payas
E. Coane
Weber
Ostman
Abavenaved Association
Con
Henéd
Atl
Faria
Wry Enewiedge
Lele
Verlene Dowaen
Ferguson TL Corr
Raymond MH Reed
William Gerhold
of Platte
Swan
AN Ceialien
Cernattvion Eaprey
Patricia
R. Latham
Board of Equalization Proceedings in Nebraska County
Proceedings record the May 1 1973 meeting of the Board of Equalization in Nebraska detailing attendees including Chairman F. Ast, County Clerk Carl Mags, and County Assessor staff. It notes hearings on protests, adjournments, and reassembly schedule with references to property appraisals and open session discussions.
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Vohirabs
Wdjubrin Ute
Board of
Tauattsation
Aflereton
Chaemea
Sind
Carl UL Mags
Suycivisure
Tlanak
Tul Tris
Shavier
Thiele
Ar A
Es Gdowehi
Heal Estate
Mainite
Bui
Ard
Uni
Suert
Aalaweki
Ranbir
Sisi
Jatars Molly Cg
Matton
Supervicor Thevisox Buh
Sr Shun Shei
Babi Buhl
Beast
Sanner Srl
Aactig
Chaientan
Blahak
Allnies
Scottsbluff Country Club plans new golf complex
Members vote to build a $475,000 recreation complex on a 160 acre site north of Scottsbluff on Highway 71. The plan includes an 18 hole golf course, club house, swimming pool, three tennis courts and storage facilities, with completion aimed for June 1976.
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Gluing, Neb
Scottsbluff
Country Club
Goering
The
National Park
Sculls Bluff National Monument
Platte County Board of Supervisors Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Platte County Board of Supervisors will meet on July 17 14 & 19 197% beginning at 4 60 o'clock in the foring room continuing urite business. The meeting will be open to the public. An agenda is available for public inspection at the County Clerk's Office and may be modified at the meeting.
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Carl Ork
Moge
Chunk Rell
Biahak
Bohl
Ernst
Sander
Tainly
Grlowsk
Sona M
Jean Engelman
Open Piller
Puntication
Colunabus
Cammy
Mia
Siersisor” Sauder
Pervicar
Rot
Rohl Fist
Santer Thiele
Cillian
Iti
Saauler
Marr
Zelmatr Bette
Wrwald
Mening
A.M . Senthinnse
Mi Mag Cman Mearesyr
Tea Kinet Verity Comey
Ascrean Ni Pier
Teal Estate Appar R. Tuntivid Uta
Met
Repreerne
Fms
Fema
Sunersline
Borner Secant
Platte County Board of Supervisora
Court Flow
Nebraska
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Lions Club
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Rotwik Welch
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Society
John M Bheeh
Ti Board of
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Séeston
O'Etock
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Nemhers
Superet Buhak
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Kittel
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Othr Petra S Bahl
Elusle
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Engetan
Bruce
Metin
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Gale
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Teslay
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Carl AL Thee
RU Baugh
Larry Grubaugh
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