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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1972

Page

5

Teachers Learn New Ways to Tune In Music Clinic

A two week program at Platte College Fine Arts Building gathers elementary and secondary music teachers led by John Putnam and Milard Mel Kinney to exchange methods. They explore Orff, Kodaly, Manhattan, and sculpture techniques to engage students, address changing voices, and keep music participation high across grades nine to twelve.

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Out of Old Nebraska Excursion to Black Hills Recalled

An 1870s to recent excursion train from Lincoln to the Black Hills is recounted. The trip, organized by Chicago and Northwestern with Burlington lines, carried Nebraska press association editors and newspapers’ staff in two sleeping cars, with stops at Norfolk and Deadwood among others.

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Bellevue special election results narrow edge in council race

Bellevue Neb AP reports a special council election results show Tellerbeek 124 votes to Bobbitt 120 with seven absentee ballots to be opened Monday night possibly altering the outcome. The race fills the unexpired term of Councilman Max Smith who moved away. Edward L Babbitt earned 82 votes. The UK is noted as the world’s largest red meat importer. the US ranking is mentioned.

Bellevue Neb Len Tllerbroek Alfred Bobbitt Max Smith Ide

University managers to gather at UNO for course

Administrators from major colleges and universities will attend a management course at the University of Nebraska at Omaha next week. State Sen. Richard D. Marvel of Hastings will speak at a 3 30 p.m. dinner Saturday in the UNO student center. A total of two people enrolled in the weeklong program.

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