Primary results show split outcomes across three states
In Rhode Island Ford won two thirds of the vote and all 19 delegates while Reagan trailed. South Dakota gave Reagan a win over Ford with Carter third as uncommitted options drew about 31 percent. Carter led in the early South Dakota count, while Ford and Reagan split delegates in the states with tight margins across the trio of primaries.
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High court affirms Seward County lower court decision
In a ruling the high court sustains a lower court decision involving Seward County. The decision touches on procedural or substantive issues pending further details, with the court upholding the previous judgment and noting applicable legal standards.
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Council Agenda Prompts Light Session in Columbus
Columbus City Council set a relatively light meeting as it weighs a motion to raise dance license fees from 350 to 9 per 1008 square feet. Residents along G Street and the Avenue petitioned the council seeking action on reduced or revised seating and related charges.
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Bicentennial Series Opens With Power Arm Industry
Readers receive the first of five sections devoted to the 1776-1976 Bicentennial. The power arm industry section will be sent to all subscribers along with future installments.
Schmit Campaign War Chest Tops $25 000
The report notes Schmit’s campaign fund surpassed $25 000 amid the 1976 race. Contributions largely came from doctors and feeders, with initial balance $897.28 and $21 329 in sub hundred-dollar donations plus larger under-1000 amounts. Some candidates failed to file required campaign finance reports on time.
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Ethics Committee to Launch Immediate Probe of Hays Case
The House Ethics Committee votes unanimously to bypass preliminary inquiry and launch a full scale investigation into claims that Wayne Hays used the federal payroll to pay a woman described as his mistress. The panel will seek departmental help, decide on staff and witness needs, and pursue a rapid timeline.
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Local man to graduate from Naval Academy ceremony
A Columbus man will graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy tonight. Family members including Mrs Williams expect the formal ceremony. television interviews were reported around graduation time but timing remains unclear.
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Legion elects officers here in Post 3704 report
The article notes Legion officers elected at Post 3704 with details about members including Corrine and family. It mentions Tom, an Air Force veteran of Vietnam, connected to Bartman Post, and the Caves family who attend St Anthony Catholic Church. Corrine works at the Art Printery.
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Syrians clash near Dahr el Baider in Bekaa Valley
Witnesses report both sides advancing with reinforcements as Dahr el Baider and forward positions lie within 500 yards. No clear command appeared as fighting continues in the eastern Bekaa Valley.
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Bekaa Valley
Nebraska forecast warm and mostly fair with late thundershowers
The National Weather Service reports a weak high pressure ridge bringing fair skies and warm conditions across Nebraska today with highs in the 90s in the west. Some thunderstorms could develop in the far western part this evening. Lows tonight vary by location.
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Registration for Nebraska Lincoln Summer Session Opens
Registration for the University of Nebraska Lincoln summer session begins Monday. Enrollment for last summer’s two sessions reached 14 472, the largest on record.
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University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Local girl to Venezuela on AFS exchange
May graduate of Columbus High School will travel to Venezuela as part of the American Field Service exchange program. The outgoing student, identified as ymaassen, will spend a year abroad after notification from AFS.
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Columbus ‘Senior High
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