Agricultural Society names top scholarship winners
Platte County Agricultural Society announces four year scholarships of 2000 dollars to Victoria Niedfeldt and David Muhle of Lakeview High School and Mark Sommermeyer of Columbus High School. Alternates are Mark Redrow and James George, both of Columbus High.
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Platte County Agricultural Society Today
Victoria Niedfeldt
David Muhle
Lakeview High School
Mark Sommermeyer
Columbus High School
Mark Redrow
James George
Columbus High
Agricultural Society
Platte College
Columbus
Niedfeldt
Kenneth Niedfeldt
National Honor Society
Infant swimming program teaches water safety at Family Y
The Family Y hosts an infant swim program directed by Mary Jane Kosch for children six months to two years. Mothers attend sessions and assist as children learn breath control, kicks, backfloat, and basic surface reach, aiming to reduce drowning risk and ease fear of water.
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Stan Linhorst
Family Y
Mary Jane Kosch
Kosch
Red Cross
Nas
Sauteen
Kosh
CHS Pops Concert Set Tuesday at Columbus High
The Columbus High School Pops Concert is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday May 4 in the high school auditorium. Directed by Larry Marik the program features the concert band stage band and swing choir with a Big Band Era tribute and music by Glen Miller and Woodie Herman. Admission is free.
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Columbus High School
Larry Marik
Glen Miller
Woodie Herman
VA home loan program strong with wide reach
The Veterans Administration backs the nation’s largest home loan program with 300000 veterans using VA guaranteed loans last year. Platte County saw 30 loans in 1975 with averages near 25935 and maximums to 33200, at 8 percent interest.
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Veterans Administration
Platte County
Veterans Office
Wesley Peery Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
A Lancaster County jury of five women and seven men convicted Wesley Peery of first degree murder and robbery in the June death of Marianne Mitzner. The panel deliberated about four and a half hours before verdict. Judge Fahrnbruch will decide on death penalty or panel review.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Wesley Peery
Marianne Mitzner
Lancaster County
Dale Fahrnbruch
Mitzner
Monte
Columbus Man Killed, Elderly Driver in Highway 81 Wreck
An 80 year old Columbus man, Thomas Franklin Overturf, died in a two car collision on Highway 81 eleven miles south of Columbus. Overturf turned to U turn and was struck broadside by a northbound vehicle driven by Elsie Prell of Osceola. Prell, 64, is hospitalized with possible internal injuries and hip injuries. Overturf’s body sent to Gass Haney Funeral Home.
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Columbus
Thomas Franklin Overturf
Butler County
Leo Meister
Overturf
Elsie Prell
Osceola
Farm price rise boosts 2 percent in April period
Prices for raw farm products rose 2 percent in the month ended April 15 led by meat animal gains. Milk wheat lettuce and corn fell slightly while overall farm prices were 18 percent higher than a year earlier. Beef cattle hog calf sheep and lamb prices climbed with lambs reaching a record high.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Local Readings Show Slight Friday Temperature Shift
The report notes a 63 degree high on Friday with a 66 degree high for the time period, and a 37 degree low last year. Sunrise at 6:25 Sunday, 6:24 Monday, with sunsets at 8:29 Sunday and 8:30 Monday.
Ex Moore aide denies relay of 1972 bribe message
A former top aide to West Virginia Governor Arch Moore testified he did not relay a message in 1972 about paying a $25,000 bribe to the governor. The trial recessed and could go to the jury Tuesday night.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Arch Moore
Battle over Hughes will seen as estate eyed in Las Vegas
District Judge Keith Hayes said the $2 billion Howard Hughes estate could face a years long battle even if the will is authenticated. Executors Noah Dietrich and a handwriting expert backed the document as genuine while challenges over competency and duress were mentioned. The first hearing is not expected before May 14 in Las Vegas with potential for a protracted probate.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Keith Hayes
Clark County
Nevada
Hughes
Hayes
Athentic
New York
George Washington
Howard
Haye Hayes
Moisture Above Normal in Columbus Through April 1976
Columbus moisture totaled 6.18 inches for January–April 1976, about 0.75 inch above the 5.41-inch normal. April rainfall was 2.36 inches, just under the 2.49-inch norm, with a mean April temperature of 54 degrees, 2.8 degrees above normal. The month began dry, then showers balanced the rest, with a high of 82 on the 14th and a record low of 29 on the 1st.
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Columbus
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