County Court Fines Listed For Moving Violations
The County Court fined several residents for traffic and related offenses. Names include Rosemary Labenz Albion no inspection sticker $10 Russell Johnson Oakland speeding $25 William Monke Nickerson speeding $30 Dianne Svatora Richland speeding $15 Dean Marshall speeding $15 Marion Tarnick Monroe driving left of center $15 Mark Jenny Monroe stop sign $15 David Swan Duncan no operators license on person $5 speeding $10 Patsy Lesink speeding $20 Merrill Sylvester speeding $20 Barbara Anderson littering $25 Dwayn Muhle Jr expired license $5.
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Mark Jenny
David Swan
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Patsy Lesink
Merrill Sylvester
Barbara Anderson
Dwayn Muhle Jr
Livestock Futures and Omaha Market Wrap
UPI reports Chicago futures for live cattle and frozen pork bellies with prices and volume. Omaha livestock note shows hogs down 50 to 75 cents with varied fill weights and a Friday auction, cattle and calves steady with feeder cattle, dairy breds and canners noted. Monday estimates list cattle and calves 5,500, hogs 5,500, sheep 700.
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Columbus Telegram Postal and Subscription Details
(A PARTNERSHIP) 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601 lists post office details. Second class postage paid at Columbus, daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates: carrier in Columbus $2.50 per month, mail within Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Polk counties $16 per year, elsewhere in Nebraska and other states $25 per year. Change of address instructions advise notifying the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram with old and new addresses.
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Nebraska approves deficiency bill funding colleges
Lincoln Nebraska. The legislature passed LB537 to provide 5.9 million dollars for technical community colleges to replace local property tax funds lost after a state supreme court ruling. The 42 to 0 vote raises general fund support from 10.92 million to 16.89 million.
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The Devil and Demons Debate Moves Toward Assembly
The Presbyterian Church in the U S seeks clarity on personal devil and demons in a paper by Rev Shirley Guthrie. The study argues for a balanced view between literal evil powers and symbolic interpretation, stressing biblical criteria and social implications.
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Veterans and Auxiliary Meet in Albion
The Disabled American Veterans and their Auxiliary met in Albion Monday night. Millard Siebecker was appointed to investigate the Albion High School scholarship fund. Kenneth Munnsinger reported on the executive committee meeting at Norfolk. Liebecker spoke on the national auxiliary commander reception committee. Mrs. Marvin Millen provided refreshments for the veterans.
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Platte College hosts fourth High School Achievement Day
More than 400 high school seniors gather at Platte College for the fourth annual Achievement Day with tests in seven subjects from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Twenty one schools expected. winners receive scholarships or tuition waivers. Scholarships require early applications by April 1 and depend on need-based aid with government matching funds.
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Nance
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William Faulkner
Bud Troutner
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Five named to mayor's commission on women's status
Nebraska inheritance law discussion at the Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women meeting covered the Uniform Probate Code effective Jan 1 1977 and LB-585. New members Dolores Johnson Anne Rice Helene Becker Barbara Averett Shirley Kroeker were appointed by Mayor Fred Gerber.
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Commission On the Status of Women
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Health care and training events set for April CHEAMN listings
The Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska announces April programs including an Operating Room Technician Workshop at Oakland Memorial Hospital on April 8 and Parinatal Care Workshops on April 9 at St Mary Hospital Columbus and Northeast Technical Community College Norfolk. A Laboratory Technicians Examination Clinic is set for Platte College on April 19 with a tentative Stroke Rehabilitation program April 25. CHEANN funds via Nebraska Regional Medical Program. contact Bud Troutner at Platte College for details.
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Columbus
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Platte
Cheamn
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Community Bridge and Card Parties Near Shelby
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kosch hosted a Friday bridge night with Mrs. Kosch and Bud Abbott high and Gordon Clark low. The next event will be at Mr. and Mrs. Norval Augustin on April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hern bloom held a couples bridge party with Don Reisdorff high among men and Karen Kumpf high among women. next Kresha event in April. Delmar Augustin hosted Sheephead, with Augustin and Lois Ann Abbott top prizes and Bud Abbott consolation. late lunch followed.
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Eugene Kosch
Kosch
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Gordon Clark
Norval Augustin
Gary Hernbloom
Don Reisdorff
Larry Kresha
Mark Gondringer
Larry Kumpf
Karen Kumpf
Nancy Hernbloom
Doris White
Marlene Sterup
Delmar Augustin
Sheephead Club
Augustin
Lois Ann Abbott
Roosevelt Survives 1933 Miami Assassination Attempt
The president elect Franklin D. Roosevelt escaped an assassination attempt in Miami on February 15, 1933, with gunfire directed at him but no fatal injuries reported.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
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