Platte College band concert set Sunday
Platte College announces an Enter Into Spring With Music concert directed by Earl Sherburne. The 12 member jazz ensemble will perform pieces including Swings Both Ways and Ballad in Orange, with Sivi conducting and Mic Morris as the student leader. The Symphonic Overture by Carter is also on the program. admission is free in the college fine arts theater.
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Boone voters consider hospital bond for addition work
Albion voters weigh a 582000 hospital bond to finance a 942000 expansion at Boone County Hospital. Plans call for a new supply and storage area a laboratory dining room and waiting room on the south and a larger north side with offices nine extra private rooms to be added later and interior renovations. Architects are associated Inc.
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Props Wanted by Historical Society for Museum
Members of the Platte Tangi pre display their many hema for the museum which will open here. Local merchants or individuals with props are asked to call Mrs. Hoeman or Society President Jerry Kneifel or write to the Historical Society, Box 31. Now is the time to clean out your storage room, basement or attic.
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Two Juveniles Face Theft Charges in Local Incidents
Two Columbus youths, ages 11 and 12, are charged with thefts at the Platte Valley Office of Mental Retardation on Feb 23 and at a rock and ear shop on March 3. The items stolen include an electronic calculator stereo radio and headset and citizen band radios.
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Good and Murphy Convicted in Ford Assassination Plot Trial
Sandra Good and Susan Murphy faced a Sacramento jury amid dramatic closing statements. Good claimed she wished to go to jail and regretted not killing someone, while Murphy, a self described Manson follower, was convicted on conspiracy and several counts of threatening calls related to the Ford assassination attempt.
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Columbus primary filings show council and board races
Major filings indicate Merle Johnson declined bid for second ward council seat while three Democrats Bullington Novick and Held seek November nomination. Incumbents Kinzer and Olcott likely reelected in first and third wards absent write-ins. Platte County Board of Supervisors sees incumbents running again with Thiele challenged by Ebner in district two. Anne Buhl faces no contest in district four. Columbus Mayor Fred ...
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Exon vetoes bill to remove state institutions chief
Governor J J Exon vetoed a bill that would remove the director of public institutions in Nebraska. The action pauses the effort to change leadership at the state agency managing public institutions.
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Illinois primary reshapes race Ford Carter Reagan outlook
Ford wins fifth straight Illinois primary clinching GOP path as he pressures Reagan to quit. Carter sweeps three rivals reinforcing Democratic frontrunner status. Wallace and Shriver falter as Stevenson leads among delegates while Daley seeks clout at the convention. Reagan vows to stay in race with 14 percent of GOP delegates.
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Feeder Banquet Encourages Positive Livestock Efforts
Platte County Livestock Feeders Association held a banquet with Grant Gard urging attendees to remain optimistic in livestock raising. Janice Wiese recapped experiences as Feeder Queen while Leland Jr. served as president, followed by a social hour and dance.
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Fine weather forecast across Nebraska through Thursday
United Press International reports fair skies and warm temperatures across Nebraska through Thursday. A low pressure trough extends from north of Montana to Nebraska with a warm front moving east. Skies are mostly sunny with west winds 10 to 18 mph and highs in the upper 50s to 60s. Overnight lows vary from 23 to 30 degrees, with daytime highs from 41 to 60.
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Bereuter amendment seeks 850000 for Nebr university instruction
In Lincoln the unicameral voted 30 11 to back Senator Bereuter s plan to reverse falling quality of undergraduate instruction by earmarking 850000 for improved teaching next year. Senator Cavanaugh objected to the approach but said blame rests beyond the university. Through noon recess lawmakers had not finished university amendments.
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