Notice of Creditors and Public Notices from Platte County Neb
A scanned Nebraska notice set lists creditors claims due by June 28 1973 in Platte County court, a guardianship sale in Polk County with auction April 18 1973, and sealed bids for Nebraska Public Power District projects. It also covers an educational broadcaster license application KTLC channel 1NED at Columbus with public file access. The items reference Gerald E Rouse comy judge George Rambour guardian and officials of the Educational Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaly
Polk County
Nebraska
George Rambour, Jr
Gunareian
Joseph W, Tmm
Fox Jongo
Rollce
Almirsvant
Myrl D. Hedstrom
Folk County
45Th Ave
Columbus
Klock
Platte County
Snailsala
Mareh
George Rambour
Jhguardian
TLE Educational Corporation
Federal Communications Comm
Washington D.C
KTLC
Plate County
Tie Educational Corporation
Nebraska Estate and Liquor License Notices in Platte Center
The County Court of Platte County Nebraska announces probate for Estate No death notice with claim deadline of July 1 1973 and hearing July 24 1973. Gerald B Rouse County Judge. Liquor license notice City of Platte Center Nebraska for Retail Class CO license to sell beer on west 28 feet of Lot 2 Block 13 Village of Platte Center. Application received March 23 1975. Village Board hearing April 20 1973 at 8 00 PM. protest and recommendations to be heard. Mrs Geraldine McManigal Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actich
Platte County
Nebraska
Grace Labenz
Piatte County
Nebraske
U.S. Aiking
Stat OF
Usts
Gerald B. Rouse
Leta R, Bisson
Columbus
Nobriske
Huttle Appication
Lody
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Toy 2
Pre Cente
Covelock Fam
Guardianship Hearing in Platte County Nebraska
Court orders hearings on April 30 1973 at 10 00 am regarding discharge of guardian George Rambow Jr for MichaelRemriquis Stec Incompetent now deceased. Notice to be published in Columbus Daily Telegram for three weeks. Also reports Pistte Junior College Board meeting on Tuesday April 1973 at 7 00 pm in Administration Building Board Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaite
Nebraska
Michael Remiguis Stec
George Rambow, Jr
Michael Renriquis Stec
Mitter
Maliee
Columbus Daily Telegram
Pistte Junior College Board of Education
Nebraska Public Power District Sealed Earthwork Contract 72120
Sealed proposals for Contract 72120 Earthwork for the Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland Nebraska will be received until 10:00 A M Central Daylight Time May 9 1973 at the District Director of Purchasing Columbus office. Bid forms with plans specifications and instructions are available for a nonrefundable 25 deposit from JM White Director of Purchasing. Proposals must follow bidding forms. Bid bonds required. The District may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feast Recording Systems
North Platte
Hoskins
Hastings
Central Andard Tine
Assistecretary
Zool- Am «Stree
Columbus
Nebraska
J.al. White
Nebraska Public Power District
Tov
Board of Directors
Nebraska Publig Power District
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
Tith SL
14Th St
JM. White
Generation Engineering
Divis
Stearns
Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colaram
Disbiek
Negotiations under way to extend military peacekeeping mandate
North Vietnam announced tonight that several negotiations are underway between the United States and Hanoi to extend the life of a military peacekeeping mission in South Vietnam. The AP report notes efforts aim to maintain U.S. presence and influence in the region amid ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
America
South Vietnam
Daytime in suburbia is a woman's world
Hal Boyle's column examines how daytime suburbia centers on women, with men working nights or roaming by day feeling out of place. A midnight worker sees the telephone as a social trap and faces constant interruptions from children and errands, while store clerks and neighbors gaze at him oddly. The piece highlights the perceived social dynamics and costs of a day-centric suburbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Donohue
Associated Press
Scituate
Mass
Suburbia
Satan
Ah-oower
Eek
Central School
Cary
Mrs. Tek
Mrs. Bek
Iaan
Ami
Crime Up 9.9 Percent in Nebraska in 1972
Nebraska crime rose 9.9 percent in 1972 from 23,549 to 25,893 reports. Seven major offenses climbed, led by robbery up 47.8 percent to 1,064. murder up 15 percent to 43. larceny rising 4.1 percent to 5,971. burglary up 2.7 percent to 8,319. and felonious assault up 2.4 percent to 1,573. Police cleared 14 percent of reported crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Crite Corals
Legislature undecided on EOP bill in Lincoln
In Nebraska the legislature debated LB265 a bill to give the state jurisdiction over employment discrimination cases. Amendments reduced penalties and filing time while a proposed minimum 50 employee trigger was dropped. Debate ended with 22 11 vote and concerns that the bill still aligns unevenly with federal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Slove Fowler
Wawler
Tie
Qual Opportunity Commission
S. Ani
Wade
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Ben Knavanaugh
Omaha
Cavanaugh
Fowler
Shelby High honors roll list announced by principal
Shelby High principal Robert J. Jones released the third nine weeks honor and excellence rolls. The excellence group includes Kathy Lassek Pam Brigham Afonte Gressnicklaus Steve Hiemer Brian Hopward Paulette Kempf Marilyn Coffin Connie Morgan Jolene Brase Debra Kubicek Patti Slusarski Janet Kampovitz. The honor roll features Ike Boss Margaret Gabriel Amt Grassnicklaus Kimberly Gul4 Mike Morgan Mary Slusarski Michael Vurbka Steve Wombacher Kathy Heenbloom Mark Hopwood Cris foutarsheldt Terri Jones Larry Killham Lou Logan Jim McKeag Rebecca Schmid Pam Tierra Judy Treadway Lari Guiz Mary Jo Krumbach Phyllis Oppliger Loraine Kalerl Annelle White Jean Bierkower Cherie Buchols Gayle Hopwood Francis Kosch Susan Voss Diane Gabel Lari Andreason Ron Vrbka Peggy Moryat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Robert J. Jones
Shelbyigh School
Kathy Lassek
Pam Brigham
Afonte Gressnicklaus
Steve Hiemer
Brian Hopward
Paulette Kempf
Marilyn Coffin
Connie Morgan
Jolene Brase
Bill cuts Sept 4 deadline for school immunizations in RBI
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports a Tuesday bill LB4 from the Public Welfare Committee proposes removing the September 4 deadline for school immunizations required under RBI. The measure aims to adjust timelines for student vaccination compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Public Mealty & Welfare Committee
RBI
Air Force couple finds fit in service life
A Grant Island couple, Airman Dave and Airman Judy Smith, married eight months, navigate early in uniform. They trained at Lackland Texas and Sheppard Texas, enduring separation but choosing air force life over civilian roots. Judy notes shared military life means different rules but less worry about wardrobe. The pair, aiming for Nellis next and overseas goals, feel Air Force advantages outweigh inconveniences.
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Grant Island
Neh
API
AL Jewst
Dave
Judy Smith
Traiind i
Grand Island
Air Force
Hashira
Judy
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Dudy
Sheppard
Air Force Have
Smiths
Judy Oberved
Grand Island approves passenger head tax at airport
The Hall County Airport Authority voted to impose a $1.50 fee on all passengers boarding scheduled commercial flights at Grand Island Regional Airport. The action included a one mill tax levy for airport maintenance and operation to support airport needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island, Neb
Hall County Airport
Mosaay
Grand Island
Authority
Aiepard
Securit
Ori Hority
Belly man profits in volatile pork belly market
In a column on commodity trading, the Chicago exchanges draw attention as frozen pork bellies surge in value, outpacing a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. The piece notes rising trader interest, with about 400,000 participants today, potential growth to 3 million by 1980, and illustrates profits from margin trades and weather-driven price shifts. It also mentions a separate local two-session workshop in David City on stretching the food dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Michael Weinberg Jr
Board of Trade
L —Mieraughlyn
Nisle
North Platte area urged to arm for security
A northwest Nebraska citizens group called Chapter of Action for Security and Liberty issued a call for residents to arm themselves amid the Wounded Knee protests. Gordon organizer Jackie Haslow said the group aims to protect citizens from government agencies and violent minorities and urged attendance at a Thursday meeting in Gordon with weapons. Attorney W. J. Quigley will speak. he has filed federal suits in Washington and Sioux Falls seeking over 4 million dollars for damages from last year’s BIA Building destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Neb
Xens
Action For Security and Liberty
Northwestern
Nebraska
Anm
Snetims
Wounded Knee
Jackie Haslow
Las
Masta
Gordan
Valentine
Quigley
Tiaslaw
Washington
D.C
Sioux Falls
3.D
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Alwhia Luora
HHO Stato
Welock
A.M
Gerald E. Rouse
Phil
Walter G. Gengenbach
Gilbert T. Loseke
Dale L. Plagee
Gale D. Tessendorf
Vernon L. Zimmerman
Platte Venter
Arber
Geraldine McManigal
Gerald E. Reuse
Jan Donnelly
Board of Education and College
Dav
Hut
Larry Friedlan
The
Humane Society
Society
Armory
Hal Boyle
Shelby High
Nellis Air Force Base
Business Mirror
John Cunniff
David City
RBA
Allending Strould
Fstemslun
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Terry
Printa
Colton
Westclox
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