Behlen Hospital opens operational coronary ICU unit
The coronary intensive care unit at Behlen Hospital is now operational and will begin service Monday as part of phase two of the regional obstetric and coronary care program. Don Garlson, administrator, notes the unit occupies the former obstetrical wing and features centralized monitors, memory banks, and a Code 48 rapid-response system.
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Adrienne Odgaard
Mildred Gengenbach
Behlen Hospital
Behl Memorial Hospital
Don Garlson
St. Mary and Seiler Hospitals
St. Mary Jinspital
Ares
Central Electric
Rom
Merses
Arious
Dairymen to Meet March 17 in Nebraska
Dairymen will gather in Lincoln Nebraska on March 17 for an annual meeting at a central venue. The program features a film on mastitis management presented by Dr Robert Applemin from the University of Nebraska followed by a panel including Gena Flynn Byars Praneis in Roland Johnson Hershey Willis Atmavbrast and Bill Krueger. An awards program will precede lunch and a later discussion titled Planning Tomorrow's Dairy led by Robert C Dawson from Bahyon Trathers Co of Gik Break Illinois.
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Iaxncoln
Nebraska Airymen
Antsdal Nebr
Marcel
Lenvala Ha
Maden Massilis Management
Whale
Robert A. Applemin
University of Wnebraska
Gena Flynn
Byars Praneisin
Wymores Roland Johnson
Hershey
Willis Atmavbrast
Millard
Bill Krueger
Clearwater
Nna
Robert C. Dawson
Lanining Out Education
Bahyon Trathers Co
Gik Break
Ilinois
Expanded corridor study begins for Fremont to Omaha US 275
Work starts on the Fremont to Omaha US 275 corridor study. Thomas Doyle says the expanded study will supplement the original, with Kirkham Michael and Associates of Omaha handling analysis. The expansion covers I-680 from US 73 to Maple Street, extending northwest to the Washington Douglas county line and west to the original area. It will examine traffic, environmental, and land-use impacts and study an alternate freeway alignment. A corridor report is planned for late August 1971 with a public hearing in Fall 1971.
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Fremont
Omaha
Wncoln
Thomas — Doyle
Kirkham, Michael and Associates
Omah
Premont
Maple Street
Washington-Douglas County
Suckil
Coomuinix
Dnl
David City Hospital plan eyed by planning group
Blok Area Planning Committee 8 of the Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council voted at a Thursday meeting to establish a mental retardation planning committee as a major part of its work in 1971. Theodore Bundenttal of Seward will chair the panel, which will include a majority of consumers and focus on needs in Butler Seward and Saline counties. The group also discussed a nursing home for Seward and a David City Hospital redevelopment plan with a March meeting set to draft recommendations. The council praised SeNHPC for its ongoing public outreach and planning efforts.
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Blok Area Planning Committee
Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Cauneil
Builer
Seward
Saline Cumries
Ken Bors
Crete
BAPC
Soo
Theodore Bundenttal Ot
Soward
Ole David City Hospital
Td Stuphak
David City
Wally Waas
Ken Hors
Seward Civic Center
Southeast Nebraska Wealth Planning Council
State Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Senhpc
State Council
Inclement weather slows levee repair in Midwest
Army Corps of Engineers reports weather delays on levee repair projects in Nebraska and Iowa. OEP and Nebraska Civil Defense request county boards to report locations and counts of floodcarcass livestock near the Martington area as rivers continue to drop.
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Omaha
UPL
Army Corps Engineers
Nebraska
Iowa
Corps
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Washington
Nebraska Civil Defense Agency
Repeseolatives
Martington
OEP
Lincoln
Elkhorn
Platte
Caucus term origins traced to Algonquin word elders
United Press International notes the word caucus derives from the Algonquin term cauas meaning elder, reflecting its meaning as a meeting of party or organization leaders. The description links the term to historical linguistic roots and usage in politics.
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United Press International
Cmt Cauas
Record Derby nominations hit all time high at Churchill Downs
Louisville based horse racing report notes 220 three year olds nominated for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, including Hoist the Flag and Dyna second In the Lamingo. Calumet Farm and Vanderbilt each have four nominees as the field is trimmed from an open entry to under 20 starters for the May 1 race.
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Louisville
UPI
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Wansinater
Executioner
Greentree Stable
Dyna
Jon WW. Galbreath
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
John Manis
Hust
New York
Aqueduct Track
Calumet Farm
Lexington
Sugar growers warn subsidies cut could push farmers into bankruptcy
Washington officials testifying before the House Agriculture Committee warn that reduced federal subsidies for sugar risk driving many growers into bankruptcy. Spokesman James H. Marshall says any subsidy cut must be offset by lower excise taxes on refined sugar, or earnings losses will be unfair.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
James HH. Marshall
House Agriculture Committee
Marshall
U.S
United States
Nebraska electoral plan bill sparks debate in legislature
Lincoln lawmakers debated a proposal by Sen Gerad Stromer to divide Nebraska’s five electoral votes into one per each of two congressional districts and two for the statewide winner, arguing it would edge toward direct voting while opponents warned it undermines popular presidential election and U.S. Supreme Court guidance. The committee voted 43 to kill the rival plan and to leave the current system. The same session also rejected making the state treasurer an appointive post, a move criticized as akin to communism.
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Lincoln
UPL
Iriday
United States
Kearney Sen
Gerad Stromer
Bill Caiting
Nebraska
Stromer
Barry Guld- Water
Lyndon Johnson
League of Women Voters
U.S. Supreme Court
Wayne Swanson
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Safeway
Jim Vejraska
Bill Schoele
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