Esperantists push world language dream in Washington
In Washington this month North American Esperantists rally for a universal second language. The movement argues Esperanto could ease cross cultural hostilities, though adoption remains unlikely. supporters cite 80 nations where it is spoken and 10,000 titles in its bibliography.
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Washington
Nea
Esperanta
Jesus
Globe
Brazil
Catherine Schulze
Esperanto League of North America
U.S
Europe
Rotterdam
America
Germany
Joseph Stalin
L.L. Zamenhof
Five promoted at Dale Electronics Wirewound Division
Don Fiste announces promotions at Dale Electronics Wirewound Division. New general foreman Ignacy Justyna, from Concordia and Cologne background, oversees potentiometer dept. Wayne Lange moves to general foreman after Coast Guard career. Mike Masek and Ivan Wurdeman promoted to production foreman and supervisor respectively, with Becher becoming production supervisor in potentiometer. Details cover education, service, and family of each.
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Don Fiste
Dale Electronics Wirewound
Ignacy Justyna
Cologne
Germany
Justyna
Concordia
Kan
Ft. Hayes
Kansas State University
Dale
U.S. Air Force
Act
Wayne Lange
Lange
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Boston
Mays
Norfolk
Columbus
Masek
Karen
Christopher
Jason
Ivan Wurdeman
Wurdeman
Platte County
Ater
U.S. Navy
Dale Shipping Department
Platte College
Tie
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kathy
Nebraska Public Power
Kaye Becher
Ln Potentiometer
Becher
Dale Women's Bowling League
Newman Grove High School
Trinity Lutheran Church
Class for single mothers set up in Columbus
A Single Mothers' Support Group was organized by Mindy Reins and Cathy Saeger through Central Technical Community College Area Community Education on the Platte College campus. The program helps divorced, widowed, or never married women who are single mothers and lack a high school education to address unique child raising challenges.
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Central Technical Community College Area Community Education
Platte College
Mindy Reins
Cathy Saeger
Toye
Wamen
Reins
Sanger
Saeger
Saeyer
Community Education Office
Omaha Officials Tell Unions No Money for Raises
Omaha officials told unions representing city employees there will be no budget funds for raises, pushing wage talks toward the Nebraska Court of Industrial Relations. Negotiations were at an impasse on wages though talks continue on working conditions. The budget reportedly could cover a 1 percent raise, but no raises will be offered. Mayoral comments warned layoffs if spending rises, while a firemen’s union leader warned layoffs would cut services.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska Court of Industrial Relations
Kent Whinnery
A. Veys
Robert Kloewer
Firemen’s Union
Kloewer
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