Platte County court fines listed in Columbus area
In Platte County Court the following residents from Columbus and nearby areas paid fines plus court costs for traffic and related violations. Names include Clarence Wilken speeding $20 Karen Micek improper parking $6 Shirley Zolicha inspection violation $10 Robert Cummings over on capacity plates $27 Paul L Stephen no reciprocity $527 Robert Southall overgrass $67 Marl Reeves over on axle $122 Donald L Long no reciprocity $27 Raymond Svendson no reciprocity $27 Willmer Lorwen no reciprocity $27 John G Cody no reciprocity $27 Ardean Specht no license Ltd Paul Douglas inspection $10 John Urish improper turn $10 Michael Jarosz improper parking $5 Steven Gales no license on person $10 Melvin Graham speeding $15 Doris Kollmar red light $10 Ronnie Weinrich speeding $20 Jamus Patterson overgrass $62 Eugene Wey no reciprocity $27.
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Platte County
Columbus
Clarence Wilken
Karen Micek
Shirley Zolicha
Schuyler
Robert Cummings
Rogers
Paul L. Stephen
Kansas
Robert Southall
Omaha
Marl Reeves
Madison
Donald L. Long
Vilinsis
Raymond Svendson
Iowa
Willmer Lorwen
Minnesota
John G. Cody
South Dakota
Ardean Specht
Paul Douglas
Clarks
John Urish
Michael Jarosz
Platte Center
Steven Gales
Norfolk
Melvin Graham
Belden
Doris Kollmar
Ronnie Weinrich
Lincoln
Jamus Patterson
Superior
Eugene Wey
Markets Trace Prices Cagetentaling At All
Omaha area livestock market report shows soybeans unclear prices with barrows and gilts up to 40.25 and 40.23. Fat cattle steer and heifer prices rise, with lean high choice prime steers and heifers hitting record levels. calves and feeders alsohigher. cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts listed for Tuesday.
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Omaha
Neb
Father O'Donnell Dies at 78. Creighton Archivist
The Rev. William Raymond O'Donnell, Creighton University archivist and longtime faculty member, died after a long illness at age 78. A Omaha native and 1915 Creighton graduate, he managed the Alumni Memorial Library rare book room and previously led Utica High School as principal before earning a master’s from Gonzaga University in 1923.
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Omaua
Neh
William Raymond O'Donnell
Creighton University
Creighton
Father O’donnell
Alumni Memorial Library
Omaha
Utica
Nebraska
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Washington
The CAA Telegram Publication Details
The CAA Telegram a Columbus Nebraska partnership publishes daily excluding Sundays with weekly and yearly mailing rates. Subscription prices are listed for Columbus at $2.00 per month and $13.00 per year, with broader Nebraska and other state delivery at $17.00 per year.
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Wohdays
Columibus
Webraskecca
Earcier
Columbus
Mall In Plate
Boone, Buller
Colfax
Thecricky Warat
Polke Cynien
Mall Wise
Nebraska
Agdres
Ercenary
Calvi Kart
Telegram Missing Call SH1 270 Between 6 and Asa Pins
A telegram fragment reports a missing telegram contact or message. The note mentions a phone prefix SH1 270 and a time window between 6 and Asa pins, with garbled Saturday reference. No clear names, places, or events.
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Saturdagn
Nant
Pawnee Bowmen Resume Shooting At New Club Range
Pawnee Bowmen Archery Club resumes shooting at the new range on St. Mary Hospital grounds. Sunday league high scores: Bunk Kinzer 270, Judy Seeger 260, Dino Jensen 189, Bruce Hasselquist and Kent Kinzer 179, Johnny Nauenburg 165 bear bow. State indoor archery tournament is March 25 in Aurora. Tom Saunders begins archery lessons March 25 at 6 pm.
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Pawnee Bowmen Archery Club
St. Mary Hospital
Bunk Kinzer
Judy Seeger
Dino Jensen
Bruce Hasselquist
Kent Kinzer
Johnny Nauenburg
Aurora
Tom Saunders
Aries Horoscope Sparks Caution in Business Matters
Aries readers are advised to plan finances carefully to boost income while staying practical. Taurus and Gemini sections urge new routines, improved budgeting, home upgrades, and social networking to advance personal and professional life. Moon Children should blend social duties with rising status. Virgo encourages social planning and careful travel. Libra and Scorpio emphasize productivity and leveraging diverse backgrounds for success. Sagittarius favors using time for governance insight. Capricorn centers friendly negotiations to gain goodwill. Aquarius pushes coordinated efforts at work. If your child is born today, emphasize warmth, social play, and steady guidance to foster future success.
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Taurus
A.m
Gemini
Audies
Moon Children
Leo Uly de
A.m. Libra
Nalure
Scorpio Ct
Sagittarius
Toy
Capricorn
Aquarius
Wold
Hal Boyles Quotables and Facts From Mail Bag
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys reader mail and trivia notes on mortality from highway deer accidents, memory lapses in age, and why people wed late in life. He includes quick language etymology quotes and a final thought from Somerset Maugham on love as a social motive.
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New York
Cleveland
United States
Herrasirie Gingold
Cologne
Germany
Banillion
Bel
Changes in Scout-O-Rama At Mid-America Council
AP reports several changes for the spring Scout-O-Rama. The event moves to 17 sites instead of only Omaha City Auditorium. Girls join for the first time and teen Explorers exhibit skills in special interest areas. Roy Smith, chairman, says exhibits will be a community effort tailored to localities.
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Omaha
Web
Mid-America Council
Boy Scouts
Roy Smith
High congressional costs per year for senators and representatives
Taxpayers bear an average annual cost of about 390000 per congress member including salaries, staff allowances, and fringe benefits. Senators receive 42500 salaries plus vast clerical allowances, while House members get about 165000 for staff and office costs. Fringe benefits cover mail, stationery, telephones, travel, free space, and retirement plans with pensions up to 25000 for long-serving members.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
Virginia
California
Local convention eyed by 1400 expected attendees
About 1400 people are expected to attend a convention in Neb with Mireh 15 Jine Hye Slate Coumell named as a participant. Teunard WW Mayo is noted as executive vice president of the President's Committee on Employment, praised for past service by President Jalinsay and President Nixon.
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