Oaths Administered as City Council Advances Bonds
Mayor Louis Marlin and councilmen Don Wonderbeck Harold McElravy and Denton Kindler plus Police Magistrate Eugene Grubaugh took oaths at the David City meeting. Bonded debt on the fire station of over 10 000 will be retired per the bond ordinance. Robert Hillen named to complete William Ormeier term on Planning Commission. Otte King to direct David City Housing Authority for five years. Department heads appointed. no police chief yet. Wonderbeck elected council president.
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David City
Carol Grubaugh
Louis Marlin
Don Wondercbeck
Harold McElravy
Denton Kindler
Eugene Grubaugh
Robert Hillen
William Ormeier
Planning Commission
Otte King
Spoanlest
David City Housing Authority
Marti
Mervin E. Wright
Jack Reisdorff
Edgar ‘Thomas
Erol Anderly
J. E. Kaufmann
Don McDonald
Wily
Wonderbeck
Area coeds attend cheerleading clinic at Chadron State
Doris Vavra Susi Snyder and Carol Vanek attended a Chadron State College cheerleading clinic the week of June. A 10 member staff of the National Cheerleading Association led instruction on stunts, cheers and POM routines. Students competed with other squads and received ribbons and honorable mention while band mothers met at the high school. Officers for 70-71 include Mrs Richard Tops president and others. three girls will attend music camp at Wayne with Band Mothers funding.
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Tuling City
Doris Vavra
Susi Snyder
Carol Vanek
Chadron State College
Te National Cheerlunding Association
H Tigh School
Richard Tops
Frank Vavra
Merle Hinze
Fugene Glock
Wayne
Kathy Gregory
Cheryl Hinze
Delegates endorse Senator Kennedy in Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy was endorsed by acclamation for a second full term at the state democratic convention in Amherst. He pledged to campaign for the rebirth of the American dream and criticized federal spending on unproven weapons while endorsing peace, racial harmony, and help for the poor. Maurice A. Donahue won the gubernatorial endorsement after a six hour battle.
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Amherst
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
University of Massachusetts
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
Ite
America
Asia
Paris
Creston Women Attend Lutheran Missionary Society Gathering
Creston residents share news of a regional gathering as Mrs Adolph Kapels Mrs Ernst Osten and Mrs Emil Mueller returned from Riverton Wyoming where they attended the 15th biennial Northern Nebraska District Lutheran Women's Missionary Society convention. Debby Phachy of Lincoln visits grandmother Mrs Bertha Hhinsinger. Others host or visit friends in nearby towns including Columbus Leigh Schuyler and Madison Wisconsin travel and social visits noted.
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Creston
Adolph Kapels
Ernst Osten
Emil Mueller
Riverton
Wyo
Northern
Nebraska District Lutheran Women's Missionary Society
Debby" Phachy
Lincoln
Bertha Hhinsinger
Don Terug
Columbus
George Summers
Steve Fischer
Henry Fischer
Henrietta Kloppendahl
Jefefer
Madison
Wis
Paul Gorman
FL E
Gigaz
Mary
Sehuy
Ballhuser
Jenny
Eppley
Omaha
Clifford Muhlman
Son
Wo d. Ritter
Karen Rosendahl
Denise Hogencah
Lions Club
Edwin Bender
Ernest Blessen
Friest
Wayne Moran
Dserell Moran
Humphrey
United Press International salts origin tale
United Press International trivia notes that common bath salts used to ease aches are said to derive their name from Ipsam England, where the substance was found dissolved in mineral water.
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United Press International . Com
Ipsam
England
Leigh couple at NAPUS meeting in Grand Island
Leigh Postmaster and Mrs Harold Bausch attended a four day National Association of Postmasters in the United States convention at the Yancy Hotel Grand Island. Nebraska postmasters heard speakers including NAPUS national president Ehler emer of Louisville and vice president Bohaslin of Oklahoma with Talmage K Maples of Washington DC as banquet speaker. Beusch organized the Tuesday fun night.
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Leigh
Harold Bausch
National Association of Postmasters In the
United States
NAPUS
Yancy Hotel
Grand Island
Nebraska
NAPUR
Ehleremer
Louisville
Bohaslin
Oklahoma
Talmage K. Maples
Bureau of Operations
Washington, D.C
Land Auction At Becca City Hall Gamaa Nee
Auction notices list June sales including a land auction at Becca City Hall in Gamaa Nebraska with owners Stanley and Daniela Jorecke and Col. BL Anderson. Additional sales include personal property auction at N. ef Col Atlalla Co and a weekend auction in Cohombuy with Joann Schull.
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Becca City Hall
Gamaa
Nee. Stanley
Daniela Jorecke
Col. BL
Anderson
Uct
Atlalla Co
Couple Married After Brief Wait in England
In Hottingham England Hartry Higbert aged 53 wed his teenage sweetheart Winifred MacKenzie after a long delay. Higbert had hoped to marry in 1935 but his mother objected delaying the union.
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Hotfingham
England
Hartry Higbert
Higbert
Winifred MacKenzie
One dead in Omaha area early Friday accidents
Three accidents in the Omaha area Friday evening left one dead and several injured. James Ronald Young, 15, of Tucson, died in a one car crash on Interstate 80 in Sarpy County. Mrs. Rea Davis, 34, was hospitalized in critical condition after a rollover on the median. Her husband Joseph Davis, 47, and stepdaughter Kathryn Young, 9, were also hurt. A motorcycle collision near Valley injured Larry Eads and James Norwood, with Jerald Bruning and Anthony Pierce sustaining various injuries. Two car crash at 105th and West Center Road sent Terry Degroff and William Spitzenberger to Clarkson Hospital, along with passenger Kertie Spilzenberger.
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Omaha
James Ronald Young
Tucson
Ariz
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Sarpy County
Rea Davis
Con‘trol
Fremont
James Norwood
Dodge County Hospital
Anthony Pierce
Valley
Terry Degroff
Elkhorn
William Spitzenberger
105Th
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Nixon orders inspect Douglas tax returns in impeachment probe
Washington UPI reports President Nixon authorized the House Judiciary Committee to inspect Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas's income tax returns for the impeachment inquiry. An executive order directs the IRS to open the tax records while the subcommittee seeks a June deadline extension and Ford and other lawmakers press the case.
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Parvin Foundation
Las Vegas
Time writer expelled from Russia over Brezhnev cartoon
Stanley Clout, Time Inc. correspondent in Moscow, left the city after the Soviet Foreign Ministry refused to renew his visa. Observers attributed the expulsion to Time's recent feature depicting Communist General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev in an unflattering light.
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UPT
Stanley Clout
Time, Inc
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Ministt
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Leonid I. Brezhnevskih
Grand Island man charged in murder
Joe Mario Rivera, 21, of Grand Island, was charged in Hall County Court with second degree murder in the death of his four-year-old daughter Lisa. A June 30 preliminary hearing was set, Rivera to be held without bond. Attorneys were appointed to represent him as investigators probe the slaying.
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Grand Island
UPT
Joe Mario Rivera
Hall County
Lisa
Edward Dixon
Rivera
Hall
Dunakl Weaver
Nebraska State Labol Warns Parents On Safe Walking Rules
The notice urges parents in Lee to teach children safe walking habits. It notes many youngsters are struck in traffic between parked cars and while crossing not at intersections, stressing supervision and care near roads.
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Nebraska
Labol
Lee
Yogurt Study May Mislead on Health Risks
Chicago report quotes Dr. Brink and researchers disputing a yogurt only diet link to cataracts in rats. They warn misinterpretation could alarm consumers about yogurt safety. Critics question rat health comparisons and enzyme differences to humans.
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Chicago
UPI
National Ndatry Council
M. F. Brink
Brink
Curt P
Gayment
Leigh youths attend CYO convention at Sheraton Motel
Father Hugh Schwarz led St Marys Catholic Yale Organization to Omsha for the state CYO convention June 7 and 8 at the Sheraton Montenette Motel. Deanna Rausch chaired the Catholic Action committee. other delegates included Janet Imholle Jean Sveheda Linda MecMatlin Christina Bauseh Pal Kucera Lynn Yeaman Elensielta Hubenka Carolyn Tharken Theresa Morfeid.
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LEIG
Hugh Schwarz
St. Mary's Catholic
Yale Organization
Omsha
Sheraton- Montenette Motel
Deanna Rausch
Catholc Action
Reign
Janet Imholle
Jean Sveheda
Linda
Jon Mec- Matlin
Christina Bauseh
Pal Kucera
Lynn Yeaman
Elensielta Hubenka
Carolyn Tharken
Theresa Morfeid
Midwestern Storms Cause Fatalities and Damage
Severe weather swept the Midwest with strong winds rain and hail. Two men died in separate incidents as high winds and a tornado-spawned outbreak struck near Macon Missouri and Gashton Wisconsin. Flash flooding reported in Columbia Missouri. damage limited overall authorities said.
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United Press International
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Fhe
Rockles
Plains
Mid- Atlantic
Midlands
Missouri
William Kt. Brandt
Bhurswick
Macon
Old Lies
Gashton
Wis
Pike
Reed
Columbia
Faith healer Allen dies at 59 in California
Faith healer Rey A Allen founder of A A Allen Revivals Inc died in San Francisco after a late Thursday illness. At 89 he built a multimedia ministry with radio and TV programs and a large publishing operation. Funeral services tentatively set for 4 p.m. Monday at Miracle Valley Arizona.
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UPI
Rey
A. A. Allen
Sa Francisco
Allen
A. A. Alien Revivals, Inc
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Ariz
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Yur
Cowry
Vicar Finds Stolen Painting Hidden Under Statue
In Toulouse France a parish vicar at St Etienne Cathedral found a parcel tucked under a statue of St Anthony of Padua addressed to the baroness of Fin. He delivered it to her and inside was a painting stolen from the baroness castle last year. The saint is the patron of industrial objects.
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Toulouse
France
CBS confirms death of Miller in Cambodia ambush
CBS says reporter Gerald Miller was killed May 31 in Cambodia with George Syvertsen cameraman Raninik Lekhi and driver Sam Seng after their jeep was ambushed. Bodies identified in Phnom Penh and graves near the ambush site about 18 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. Syvertsen’s body found and identified June 3.
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New York
UP4
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Gerald Miller
Cambodia
George Syvertsen
Miller
Raninik Lekhi
Sam Seng
Phnom Penh
Takeo
Byvertsen
Modern Gleaners and Dry Cleaners of Columbus Incorporation
Notice states Modern Gleaners and Dryers of Columbus Nebraska, Inc. formed under the Nebraska Business Corporation Act to operate a dry cleaning and laundry plant with related services. It will have perpetual duration, commence when ten shares are paid, and list a registered office at 1358 2h Avenue Columbus Nebraska. Dated June 11 1970.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Nebraska Business Corporation Act
Nebraska Buathese Corporation
Columbus
Nebraska
Modern Cleaners and Dyers OF
Card of Thanks for hospital support and care
A sincere thanks to family friends and relatives for visits cards prayers and gifts during my hospital stay. Grateful for the doctors and nurses whose excellent care is appreciated. God bless you all. Lau Ann Kula
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Lau Ann Kula
Interim leader named for College of St. Mary Omaha
Sister Mary Angelica Costella SM will become interim president of the College of St. Mary in Omaha when Sister Mary Patelein Wathen's resignation takes effect Tune 30. A committee of board members will gather candidates for the presidency. Costella, a native Nebraskan, has taught in Omaha Lincoln Chadron and Denver before joining the college faculty.
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UPI
Mary Angelica Costella
College of St. Mary Tune
Mary Patelein Wathen
Mary "Charles Keane
Justzes
Mary Angelica
Telive
College of St. Mary
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Lincoln
Chadien
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Nebraska Legal Notices And Street Improvement District Created
Notices warn that all claims against the estate of Gerlude W. Geer must be filed by September 21, 1970. Also outlined is City of Columbus street improvement district No. AG from Slir Street to Meridian Road, detailing parcels and abutting properties, with assessments to district property owners and a 20 day protest window.
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Sotich
Gerlude W. Geer
State OF
Nebraska
City of Columbus Street Improvement District No 11 created
Notice states that Columbus Nebraska by Ordinance 2145 formed Street Improvement District No 11 including 10th and 22nd Avenues from 8th to 7th Streets and adjoining lots in blocks 184 and 185, with grading drainage curbing guttering and paving to be financed by assessments. Owners of two thirds of the frontage must object within 20 days from June 6 1970. otherwise construction proceeds. Mayoral seal and city clerk treasurer sign.
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Hrd Avenue
Meridian Road
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Plate County
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Strems
Fat Baviey Ls
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Cheativs UK
22Nd Avenue
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Platte County
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