Columbus board advances improved building utilization plan
Columbus school board spent over an hour Monday night reviewing a preliminary plan for improved building utilization. Superintendent Fred Bellum proposed four projects for FY 1977, including closing some schools, forming larger elementary centers, and placing schools within walking distance to reduce growth pressures while funding future additions. The board balked on a few items, accepted some contracts and policy changes, and directed Bellum to prepare implementable plans pending final approval.
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Cold front to ease Nebraska heat and fire risk
A developing cold front will move into central Nebraska tonight bringing scattered thundershowers and cooler air. Lows near 60 west and mid 70s east, highs mid 80s to low 90s Wednesday. Extremely dangerous fire weather due to low humidity and northerly winds noted in southeast Nebraska.
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Pat Nixon Faces Months of Therapy After Illness
Pat Nixon remains seriously ill but stabilizing, says physician Dr. John Lungren. She may need three to four months of therapy with possible relapses and lingering speech and limb weakness before a full recovery, which is expected but protracted.
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Kowalski back in custody
Kowalski is returned to custody amid ongoing legal proceedings while Alcoholics Anonymous sessions continue at the facility.
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Seven killed two wounded in Fullerton library shooting
A rifleman opened fire at California State University Fullerton library injuring seven and wounding two before surrendering. Edward Allaway, 37, allegedly fired at random and was arrested after a car search found a 22 caliber rifle. Librarian Essie Easter and janitor Gloria Amador were among those reacting amid the five minute attack.
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Carter Seeks Unified Rally as Nomination Nears
Jimmy Carter works toward a smooth nomination at the New York convention as delegates push past two thirds and discuss a running mate. Aides promise a pointed keynote to counter charges of fuzziness while Sen John Glenn remains in reserve to weigh the ticket.
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Carter narrows running mate list to Muskie or Mondale
New York dispatch says Jimmy Carter’s vice presidential choices were narrowed to Senators Edmund Muskie and Walter Mondale. House Democratic Leader Thomas O Neill cited Carter sources confirming the shift from six options, with Muskie favored by some but not yet decided as Carter planned to announce after the nomination.
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Loup Power District Reports Record City Electricity Use
After several hot days, Loup Power District announced a new peak in Columbus at 5 p.m. Monday reaching 57,000 kilowatts. The level is six percent above last year’s peak recorded on July 18.
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