Prediction perils in presidential primaries across campaigns
Washington dispatch notes how predicting primary wins can hurt a campaign as voters react to overconfidence. It cites Carter in Wisconsin, Muskie and Jackson missteps, Reagan’s mixed signals, and Wallace aiming for top four, illustrating the risks of claiming easy victories before results.
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Arnold Sawislak Washington
UPI
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Udall
Sen
Henry Jackson
Massachusetts
New York
Jackson
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Reagan
Wisconsin
Michigan
GOP
William McLaughlin
George Wallace
Illinois
Oklahoma
Wallace
Bomb blast at Soviet Embassy sparks diplomatic clash
China's Foreign Ministry called the Peking explosion an act of sabotage by counter revolutionaries while Soviet officials and Western diplomats cite a small group of terrorists. Two Chinese guards were killed and building damage was reported. The incident occurred as Hua Kuo-feng criticized the Soviet Union at a banquet in Beijing.
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UPI
China
Foreign Ministry
Peking
Tass
Tanjug
Hua Kuo-feng
Soviet Union
Hua
United States
Bassy
Reagan-Kissinger feud hits the Alamo in Texas primary
Ronald Reagan accused Henry Kissinger of dictating African policy that could spark violence in Rhodesia as they clashed on the eve of the Texas primary. Kissinger retorted Reagan was irresponsible for predicting a massacre if Rhodesia moves to majority rule in two years.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
Alamo
Texas
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Reagan
Africa
Georgia
Oes
Schuyler Central Names Varsity Cheerleaders 1976-77
Schuyler Central High School announces the 1976 77 varsity cheerleaders: Carolyn Cada Terri Henggeler Karen Swanson Lori Muehlich Debbie Payzant Kim Novak Mary Hahn Lynette Loseka Rhonda Krejci Mary Jo Thiesen and Tami Heizzman. Boone and Nance Rural Youth meet Albion Sunday at 730 pm at the Albion National Bank Community Room Carson Fitzgerald will show slides of his trip to Poland.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Central High School
Carolyn Cada
Terri Henggeler
Karen Swanson
Lori Muehlich
Debbie Payzant
Kim Novak
Mary Hahn
Lynette Loseka
Rhonda Krejci
Mary Jo Thiesen
Tami Heizzman
Albion
Boone County
Nance County
Albion National Bank
Carson Fitzgerald
Poland
Nebraska lacks a statutorily defined attractive nuisance law
The Nebraska lawbooks contain no statute called the attractive nuisance law. The doctrine comes from court decisions and is not fixed by a hard rule. Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Newton described it as an aberration in negligence law, applicable case by case and defined by what it is not.
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Don Beman Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Statehouse
Nebraska Supreme Court
Newton
Nance County
Philip M. Davis
High Court
Philip
Lawrence Clinton
Harry Spencer
Hale McCown
4-H Clubs Share Activities And Meetings Report
Four-H groups report recent meetings including Kountry Kids at Russ Sindelar s home April 24 with tuna and egg salad sandwiches and fair booth talk. Gingham Gals held April 26 at Jennifer Hay s and brought May baskets for seniors. Happy Chefs elected officers for May 10. Silverer Stars met April 27 at Jim Klug s with calf feeding discussion and booth ideas. Buckeroos joined the Bicentennial Wagon Train on April 24 from Osceola to Columbus with trail ride April 25 and a seven mile route. Buckeroos Horse Club and Silver Spurs Saddle Club also met to plan shows.
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Russ Sindelar
Shona Siekmeier
Diane Berzi
Jennifer Hay’s
Lisa Wasco
Jennifer
Heidi Hoffman
Valerie Bach
Happy Chefs
Janelle Hellbusch
Cindy Arndt
Sharon Hughes
Silverer Stars
Jim Klug
Jim
Karen Klug
Osceola
Columbus
Ken Urkoski
Loup River
Buckeroos Horse Club
Silver Spurs Saddle Club
Karen Lais
Smith leaves in September
Eric Smith son of Mrs Neil Smith of Columbus has qualified for the U S Navy Advance Electronics program leaving in September for training and duty with the Navy.
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Smith
Eric Smith
Neil Smith
Columbus
U.S. Navy Advance Electronics
Weekend Guests Visit Carlson Home
Silver Creek and Sioux City families joined Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carlson for weekend meals. Other Sunday guests included the Wieseman Watts and Carlson families from Osceola and Lincoln. Spring bridge party hosted by Mrs. George Damme produced winners Mrs. Damme and Mrs. Burritt.
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Silver Creek
Gary Toline
Lincoln
Marlin Hill
Sioux City
Iowa
C. R. Carlson
Carlson
Jack Wieseman
Maury Watts
Osceola
Ronald Carlson
Elmer Benson
Stromsburg
Nina Delamore
Millie Hutchison
Grand Island
George Damme
Bridge Club
E. E. Burritt
Ed Maurer
United Women
Jack Burger
Central City Legion Club
Wilcox
Tom
Cheyenne
Wyo
Steve Kubas
Joe Kubas
Delores Paczosa
Julie Maurer
de Lois van Winkle
Teri Wymam
Butler County Hike Bik ers Parade Sunday
Volunteers with Butler County Association for Retarded Citizens plan a Hike Bike parade Sunday starting 1 p.m. at the Natural Resources District Office north of David City. A safety escort will lead riders to Bruno Fire Hall for refreshments, then back to David City by bike or BCARC trucks. Dimes and dollars per mile sponsor the ride. high school royalty to lead contingents. Chairman Mrs Al Smith invites callers for details. KTTT will carry cancellation notices.
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David City
Butler County Association For
Natural Resources District
Highway 15
David
Sheriff's Department
Bruno Fire Hall
B.C.A.R.C
Tom School Ambrose
Aquinas
Robert Wilson
Bellwood
Wm. Arnold
Wm. Perk
East Butler
Glenn Hartsock
al Smith
KTTT
Meat market honors at Nebraska processors convention
Humphrey Herb Detlefsen of the City Meat Market earned second place in the curing show for his summer sausage at the Nebraska State Locker Processors Annual Convention in Norfolk. Wilfred Sand of Sand's IGA also earned third place in dried beef.
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Humphrey
Herb Detlefsen
City Meat Market
Nebraska State Locker Processors
Norfolk
Wilfred Sand of
Public notices of Columbus Airport Authority meeting in 1976
Notice announces a 7:30 PM May 12 1976 public meeting of the Columbus Airport Authority in the Administration Building at Columbus Municipal Airport and a public hearing by the City Planning and Zoning Commission on May 12 1976 at 7:30 PM regarding rezoning Lot 11 North Park Fifth Addition from R1 to R3 with detailed property boundaries.
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Columbus Airport Authority
Columbus
Nebraska
Columbus Municipal
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Council Chamber of
City Hall
North Park Fifth Addition
P.M
Platte County
North Park First Addition
Columbus Airport Authority Meeting Agenda Text
Notice from the Columbus Airport Authority Secretary Gilbert Behlen stating normal business hours in the Manager's office and that the agenda may be modified only to include emergency items.
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Columbus
Columbus Municipal
Gilbert Behlen
Columbus Airport Authority
Property description and hearing notice for North Park Second Addition
Legal description outlines lot and block boundaries in North Park Second Addition Columbus Nebraska, defining a 4.39 acre parcel with specified measurements and a public hearing date in May 1976 by the City Planning and Zoning Commission. City Clerk and Treasurer signatures appear at the end.
Probate notices and trust hearings set in Platte County
The county court schedules hearings for May 20 1976 at 9 30 am on the estate of Amy F English and for May 18 1976 at 10 30 am on the trust estate of Charles F Segelke with Ancillary Administrator and Successor Trustee asking for final settlements determinations of heirs beneficiaries and fees.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Amy F. English
John C. Whitehead
Gerald E. Rouse
Charles F. Segelke
Bess Segelke
George F. Rambour III
Hatfield
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