NPPD Delays Pollution Clean Up Plan At Kramer Station
Nebraska Public Power District directors delay by at least one month the timetable for cleaning up chemicals in plant water discharges from Kramer Station in Bellevue. The delay could push submission to the Nebraska Environmental Control Department past Monday, risking a technical violation, as alternatives are explored. An option is to shut Kramer down and buy replacement power, but costs to ratepayers are a concern given the $20.1 million estimate for air and water pollution cleanup devices.
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Columbus, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Public Power District
Kramer Station
Bellevue
Nebraska Environmental Control Department
Missouri River
Power District
Bol Kamber
NPPD
Kramer
Proxmire criticizes airport funding for Columbus expansion
Senator William Proxmire notes the FAA has earmarked 820950 dollars for runway expansion at Columbus Nebraska airport as part of a 5 million dollar development plan. He warns the only carrier Frontier Airlines plans to drop Columbus due to low demand, calling it a missed connection and urging FAA to reassess.
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Washington
UPL
William Proxmire
Dwis
Federal Aviation Administration
Columbus
Neb
FAA
Proxmire
Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Senate
High costs to pass on to buyers in Nebraska
In Columbus Nebraska the Nuclear Regulatory Commission orders Cooper Nuclear Station to run at 50 percent capacity while vibration issues in the reactor are studied. The NPPD warns electricity costs may rise up to 30 percent as output is replaced by coal and imported power, following a prior rate increase after a 17 day shutdown.
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Columbus Neb
UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Cooper
Brownville
Nebraska Public Power District
NCR
NPPD
Ohio war collector wins 1932 Duesenberg for 150000 at Texas fair
Dallas UPI report states Leo Gephart missed a plain connection Sunday but called in to win the bid of 150000 for a 1932 Duesenberg Model J at the annual antique and classic automobile auction held at the Texas State Fair Grounds.
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Dallas
UPI
Ohio
Leo Gephart
Texas State Fair Grounds
Nine crashes investigated in Columbus area with two injuries
Nine accidents were investigated by three law enforcement agencies in Columbus with two people injured. A two car crash near Lakeview High School sent Linda Brock and Robert McDonald to local hospitals with head neck and arm injuries and a broken arm. A second single vehicle crash near St Edward sent Fred Werner and three passengers to hospital with neck arm lacerations and bruises. Damages totaled 400 dollars. Additional crashes near Lake North U.S. 30 and at city streets involved multiple parked cars and drivers with various injuries or property damage, but no injuries were reported in city mishaps.
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Fotal
Columbus
State Patrol
Lakeview High School
Behlen Community Hospital
Linda Brock
Leigh
Robert McDonald
Neligh
Clarence Britlian
Th Street
St. Edward
Fred Werner
Genoa
Werner
Belilen Hospital
Platte County
Kevin Kasper
Kent Keene
Lake North
Southwest Corner
Jennifer Tworek
4Th Street
Steven Reese
161
U.S. 30
Donald Zulkoski
12Th Street
Ellen Liskovec
9Th Street
15Th Street
Arlo Thelen
Vacation Bible School Opens At Redeemer Baptist Church
Redeemer Baptist Church announces Vacation Bible School running June 9 through 13 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon daily. Activities include supervised recreation music crafts and missionary study alongside Bible lessons in praise and Thanksgiving to God. A church bus may provide transportation and the week will end with a family picnic on Friday followed by a program on Sunday June 15.
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Jesus
the Redeemer Baptist Church
Scotus High names honor students for 4th quarter
The Scotus High School announces 4th quarter and second semester honor lists featuring many seniors juniors and sophomores. Named seniors include Dennis Dowd Lynn Hoehing Kevin Kelly Sharon Malmstrom Gregg Melliger Mike Merrill Joan Placzek David Savage Joan Taylor Paul Uphoff Cheryl Wieser Andy Wueser Theresa Ziemba and others. Junior lists name Kevin Abbott John Bonk Debbie Davidson Denise Caterman John Fischer Nick Hajek and many more. Sophomore and freshman rosters list numerous students across grades with frequent cross references to families and local staff.
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Scotus High School
Dennis Dowd
Lynn Hoehing
Kevin Kelly
Sharon Malmstrom
Gregg Melliger
Mike Merrill
Joan Placzek
David Savage
Joan Taylor
Paul Uphoff
Cheryl Wieser
Andy Wueser
Theresa Ziemba
JoAnn Beller
Kevin Bernt
Danette Cerny
Jean Czuba
Joyce Feehan
Paulette Kosch
Kathy McNair
Marueen McNair
Sue Mrzlak
Lars Koy
Dan Schaecher
Pauls Slusarski
Tom Sobotka
David Sprunk
Terri Steiner
Charles Sueper
Colleen Tooley
Brent White
Julie Wieser
Marc Walfe
Sharon Diemba
Jacci Brows
Kim Ernst
Connie Hajek
Richard Jochum
Rex Kempt
Jeff Muhie
Debbie Zoucha
Cindy Abbott
Janet Micek
Joan Micek
Sharon Niedbalski
Danette
Ann Hamling
Joyce Kohland
Sue Mralak
Sandi Pallas
Marsha Pekarek
Kathy Pile
Mark Placzek
Tom Sobtka
Fred Spies
Ron Tlanka
Larry Took
Tim Tooley
Greg Woboril
Ann Williams
Greg Bernt
Becky Bixenmann
Debbie Bogus
Caral Bosak
David Cimps
John Fischer
Deanna Hoffman
Nancy Kennedy
Kathy
Nebraska Weather Outlook Mixed Skies and Warm Spread
United Press International reports Nebraska enjoys warm, mostly sunny weather with a minor eastern shower band moving east. Highs upper 70s to low 80s, overnight lows 47 to 49, and a slight chance of thunderstorms central and eastern counties late tonight and Tuesday.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Kansas
Chadron
McCook
Omaha
Kearney
National Weather Service
Diver rescues man from capsized oil rig in Granghisle
Coast Guard reports one of six trapped workers freed by a diver at the capsized Sea-going duig near Granghisle Louisiana. The rescuer found the man in a compartment with a three foot air pocket. Five others remain missing. condition of the survivor not known.
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Granthisle
la Upi
Coast Guard
Coast Ceard
Stan Christina
Peace plan for Middle East taking shape in Austria
Ford and Sadat held two day talks in Salzburg shaping a permanent peace plan. Kissinger said they reached the upper range of understanding, with US to provide long term aid to Egypt and strengthen friendship. Sadat praised Ford and invited him to Cairo. Israel said it would cut Sinai forces by more than half as a goodwill gesture toward peace.
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Salzburg
Austria
UPI
Ford
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Henry A
Kissinner
Sadat
United States
U.S
Pord
Cairo
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinai
U S plans to withdraw most forces from Thailand
Bangkok reports say 1 B52 bomber fleet will leave U Tapao on June 6 and 31 swing wing fighters from Korat depart June 16 as part of a phased U S pullout. Premier Kukrit Pramot terms for full departure by next March. About 7 500 servicemen will exit by end of June, leaving 19 50 Americans at bases.
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Bangkok
UPI
Thailand
Supreme Command
Southwast Asia
U-Tapao
Korat
U.S
Kukrit Pramo
United States
Robbery at Driesbach's Restaurant in Grand Island
Two armed men robbed Driesbach's Restaurant in Grand Island Nebraska shortly after noon on Sunday. Police say the robbers produced a gun and demanded cash from the register. The cashier and hostess handed over an estimated $1,000.
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Grand Island, Neb
Driesbach
Tom Smahn
Eisaku Sato Dies at 74 After Stroke in Tokyo Hospital
Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato died in a Tokyo hospital at age 74 after suffering a stroke two weeks earlier while dining in a Tokyo restaurant. He never regained consciousness.
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Tokyo
UPI
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Rockefeller Says CIA Broke Law Yet Not Massively Guilty
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller wraps up the five month Rockefeller Commission inquiry into the CIA. He says there were law violations but not massive illegal domestic spying, and notes the forthcoming 360 page report to President Ford. Reagan and others back stronger counterintelligence plus tighter internal rules.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Ford
Rockefeller
CLA
Commission
California
Ronald Reagan
CBS
Reagan
John Kennedy
Fidel Castro
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Brock
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Dick Howe
Belly Foutell
2Th Avenue
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Thomas Wragge
Norfolk
34Th Avenue
Kim Mulder
17Th Avenue
Gerald Schmidt
38Rd Avenue
Debra Kabza
Rising City
Jacqueline Johnston
18Th Street
14Th Street
34Th Aven
Richard Brezenski
Vth Street
Carl Watson
Watertown
M.D
15Th Steeel
26Th Avenue
Rodney Jensen
Exeter
Alice Geier
Country Villa
Redeemer Baptist
Scotus
Diane van Lent
Joyce Warth
Ron Williams
Theresa Éuerlein
Robbie Bogus
Mary Jane Solmberg
Leigh Merrill
Katrina Tarnick
Sue Wieser
Dang Bierman
Carol Brock
Debbie Ciberon
Noreen Dowd
Tammy Gonka
Don Green
Mary Heimann
Steve Heiman
Diane Johnson
Cindy Keller
Susie Korger
Linda Moersen
Mike Novicki
Tammy Qbal
Bob Prosoki
Ron Reilly
Charles Couba
Diane Dures
Armette Ebel
Cindy Niedbalski
Terry Zuerlein
Dabbie Baumert
Shelley Davidson
Yerri Dreifurst
Danice Ebel
Lynette Hagelin
Teress Kelly
Joyce Kneifel
Alan Kopetzky
Ron Korgie
Rey Liss
David Novicki
Chris Podany
Donna Prasoski
Lynn Torezon
Dale Voboril
Kim Grohs
Tom Jarecke
Debbie Kappenmarin
Steve Korger
Gary Schleffer
Mary Shadl
Patty Spenner
Theresa Zuerlein
Ron Zoucha
Mary Jane Holmberg
Maureen McNair
Maury Ann Beller
Doug Bierman
Carul Kreek
David Toiner
Donna Loner
Marty Heimann
Susie Korver
Linda Savage
Bill Taruick
Julie Zuerlein
Tami
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Grand Island
Columbus High
Deb Gandringer
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