Columbus Baptist Chapel to hold final Bible School
Columbus Baptist Chapel schedules its seventh and final Bible School for July 16 to 20 from 9 to 11 am at the Columbus Manor patio using the rear entrance. The 17 member group from Metropolitan Baptist Wichita directs mornings and a religious census is planned in the afternoon. The non denominational program welcomes children of all backgrounds with Bible stories games crafts and activities.
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The Carre Telegram Partnership Advertises Rates and Address
The Columbus Telegram publication outlines subscription options with annual rates for carrier and mail delivery across multiple regions. It notes a daily schedule with holidays and mentions changes of address procedures and the paper’s address in Columbus.
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Market summaries showlivestock bids drift on week
Omaha market quotations report mixed moves across cattle and hogs with record weights and higher prices for steers and heifers. Cows and feeders firm, slaughter lambs and sheep show varying gains while utilities and canners recede. Prices listed by weight ranges and grades with notable highs in several categories.
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Reclamation Bureau Faces Unfunded Construction Backlog
The Bureau of Reclamation faces a 6.2 billion back log of unfunded construction projects. New commissioner Gilbert Blumm told the Western States Water Council the bureau cut this year’s budget by 130 million to 270 million for construction. Major funding will go to 12 ongoing projects in 10 states, with five feasibility studies planned for 1573 74. The bureau will shift toward energy and land use planning, citing the Northern Great Plains Respite Program for alternatives in coal rich regions of Montana Wyoming and the Dakotas.
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Arizona
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California
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Oklahoma
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Bicycle accident claims Lincoln girl at 13
Sherry J. Must, 13, died after a fall from a bicycle on Thursday. She struck her head on the street, was knocked unconscious, and died within three hours at St. Elizabeth Community Health Center. Police said the death was not a traffic fatality as no motor vehicle was involved.
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Jerry Rust
Holdrege
St. Milzabeth Community Health Center
Armed man robs Omaha bank after 4 p.m.
An armed man robbed the Security National Bank in Omaha Friday afternoon. He approached a teller, produced a pistol, and demanded cash, taking an unknown amount shortly after 4 p.m., according to police.
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Horoscope Horoscope for Sunday July 15 forecasts by signs
A chaotic energy filled page offers daily guidance for Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It highlights career advice relationships finances and personal traits with general hints and wary cautions for each sign.
Judge bars Omahan from driving for life after insanity finding
Omaha man James L. Hargis, 41, was found insane and denied a motor vehicle license for the balance of his natural life after a four car downtown Omaha crash on March 17. Judge Munici pal Court Judge red Montag ordered suspension and referred findings to the state motor vehicles department for final action.
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Record Dry Bean Acreage Sets Nebraska Peak
Nebraska observers report a record 108000 acres planted to dry beans in the North Platte Valley, with 104100 expected harvest. Sugar beets total 42000 acres. hay acreage rises 4 percent to 4,320,000 with alfalfa at 3,770,000. Nebraka corn, rye, and barley yields are forecast with total production in the millions of bushels.
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Nebraska appoints state conservationist Parker
Lincoln Neb Aug 4 Parker named state conservationist for Nebraska succeeding Keith I Myers who moves to the Midwest regional technical service center in Lincoln and becomes Soil Conservation Service field representative for the Midwest Myers heads the agency in Nebraska to oversee soil and land programs Parker previously served as conservationist in New Jersey for the USDA Soil Conservation Service
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Community Events At Platte County Fairgrounds July
July events listed across Duncan and Platte County include the President's Roundtable Breakfast at Happy Chef, City Council sessions at City Hall, and meetings at Platte County Historical Society and Agricultural Park Fairgrounds. Downtowner hosts morning and noon sessions with local business leaders and Downtown Improvement committees scheduled, plus a Chamber of Commerce general meeting at Ilks.
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Equitable Community Room
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Competition limits lamb buyers, hurting industry
A federal report from the Packers and Stockyards Administration and Economic Research Service says lack of buyer competition in lamb markets allows top buyers to dominate prices in about half of marketing areas. It cites milkfat lambs sold at weaning and red lamb markets, notes declines in sheep numbers since 1960, and suggests group bargaining and buyer diversity as remedies.
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Australia
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Milk Drops in June Show Decline in Output
Washington AP reports milk production in June fell 2.6 percent from a year earlier, totaling about 10.7 million pounds. Output per cow was 935 pounds, down three pounds from June 1972, with cow numbers down about two percent. First six months of 1979 produced 61.278 billion pounds, about five percent below January-June last year. Poverty article notes urban concentration in the North and West, rural poverty in the South, with whites and blacks showing different child poverty rates and women more likely to be poor overall.
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Poor books and records blamed for broker failures
AP reports the Securities Investor Protection Corp. cites inadequate books and records as a leading factor in 64 firm liquidations. Other causes include speculative operations, poor management, and lack of broker knowledge, with trustees impeded by bad or missing records and poorly qualified leadership.
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4-H Notes and Club Meetings Recap
4-H notes from Huskerattes and Junior Feeders describe meetings at various homes and locations. Members discuss fair projects, demonstrate horse handling and shows, plan workshops, clipping, modeling, and song contests, and prepare fair entry sheets and baked goods.
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Lou Lewis
Gossman
Janet Gussman
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