Police investigate five mishaps two injuries
Five vehicle accidents were handled by Columbus Police with two injurious events. Names and locations include Howard Boulevard near Alfa Meal Co and a separate crash at 23rd Street and 18th Avenue involving William Uhl Howells and August W. Lockard. Other incidents list parked cars at Columbus Oil Co and various damage estimates from $15 to $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jo Ann Chlopek
Stanley Collins
Angeline Micek
Behlen Convousity Hospital
Howard Boulevard
Alfa Meal Co
23Rd Street
18Th Avenue
William Uhl Howells
August W. Lockard
17Th Avenue
Howells
Columbus Oil Co
Kenneth PF. Stanner
Octavia
Jim Peterson
21St Street
Lace
Lynn B. King
27Th Street
13Th Street
23Th Avenue
John T. Schwartzer
Atth Street
26Th Avenue
Norfolk
Jeffrey J. Carrol
Kummer Drive
Debra D. Eschliman
Care Telegram Partnership Notice and Address Mix
Fragmented public notice from The Care Telegram describing a partnership address at 124-27th Avenue Cotumisus Nebraska 6687 with garbled boilerplate and illegible dates, listing carrier duties and promotional terms. The unreadable OCR fragment hints at legal and business terms, with scattered place names and dates, but precise actions or deadlines are not discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Telegrama Partnership
Avene Cotumisus
Neb
Budget changes approved for state tech colleges by committee
Lincoln AP report notes the Appropriations Committee approved several changes to the 19 75 budget recommendations for Nebraska state technical community colleges. Metropolitan Technical Community College Area gain $334 096 general fund, largely for Omaha area equipment. North Platte and North Platte Junior College funding restored with separate budgets. Central Nebraska Area funds were rejected, with ideas to sell 43 acres in Hall County for extra operating funds. Total technical college budget around $20 million across 13 schools. Ten academic tuition remission scholarships funded at $27 000 each for all institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Ami
Barrows Fi Amer
T&t
Avco Corp
Beth St
Boeing Ca
Borden
Brunswik
Chrysler
Chicago
Deere
duPont
Bleye A
Esmark Saha
Exxon Bry DL Jak
Fairmont
Wis
Firestone
FonteMin
Nord
Studiant
Deny Sul Gamble Sko Rapba
Tee
Blea
F&l. U
Goodrich
Goodyear
Lay
Greyhound
IBM
Towa Bectryte
Tahl&p
Nebruw Chicago
Knscott Sbse Kyat
Mercan- Krige
Meredith
Nat
Gasnes
DRI
Nucor
Dole
Safeway
Signa
Noni
Southa Pac
Tynal. Sperr
Texaco
Upac
Uniroyal
Air 274
US Steel
Wesly el
Wickes Cp
le Winnebago
Woolwich
Hte My New York
Lincoln
States Technical
S — Appropriations Committee
Metropolitan Technical Community College Area
Addi
Tion
Mink Plains
Central Nebraska
Central Area
Hall County
Technical Community College
Robert Clerk
Sidney
Mid
North Platte
Mid-Plains Area
North Platte Junior College
McCook Junior College
Coal miners urged to get back to work
In Charleston West Virginia AP half of 27000 striking miners have returned to work while leaders in southern coal fields urge others to follow by the next shift. District 29 President Richard Carter reports better than 50 percent back urging meetings for those still idle. Gov Moore rescinded a fuel allocation rule that limited motorists, aiding travel to mines in McDowell County where arsons were earlier reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers District 29
Richard Carter
Aisman
West Virginia Coal Association
Bill Sparks
Kanawha County
Doe” Taylor
UMW
Aei
Roorie County
Arch A. Moore Jr
McDowell County
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Behlen Hospital
Willard
Jane) Graham
Behlens
Coral Alexander
Af Cohen
Tallymate
Victor
Tom
ART Printery
11Th Street
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Ace High
Leigh
Leigh High
Joe Prazak
Les
Kal
Parma
Gor
Sane
Toolens
B.&s
U. S. 30 Center
Dacron
Weist
Arasra
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