Minot Flood Cleanup Heads Into Dusty Recovery
Minot North Dakota faces a dusty year as crews remove nine miles of 10 to 15 foot dikes and repair streets after a record Souris River flood forced evacuations for a third of its 32 000 residents. City Manager John Arnold warns of possible spring floods while detailing costs and ongoing cleanup and repairs.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Minot
N.D
Souris River
Itt
Arnold
Burlington
New view of Naked Maja and art theories
Washington columnist Dick West jokes about famous paintings while touring a National Gallery of Art exhibit. He jokes that Leonardo da Vinci said Say cheese and that Whistler's Mother stared at television or cooking sherry. West suggests Goya painted the nude from imagination.
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Dick West
Washington
U.S
Mona Lisa
Whistler
Maja
National Gallery of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Duchess of
Alba
Four Vehicle Mishaps Reported Across Columbus Area
Four accidents were reported Wednesday in and around Columbus. Mitchell Ehmke and Joyce Stearns caused $100 damage at 23rd Avenue and Union Pacific tracks. Janet Wacha and Nancy Gable caused $425 damage at 2707 27th Street. Earleen Kelly struck a parked car owned by Michael Landhamer for $150 damage. Tom Gdowski lost control on 8th Street Road and struck a fence, totaling $100 in damages.
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Columbus
Mitchell Ehmke
Minden Drive
Joyce
Stearns
Silver Creek
23Rd Avenue
Union Pacific Railroad
Janet L. Wacha
Clarkson
Nancy K. Gable
29Th Avenue
27Th Street
Earleen F. Kelly
Michael Landhamer
15Th Street
Gibson Or Bary Lot
Tom J. Gdowski
4Th Street
8Th Street
Crosier to Speak at PlaCo Pork Producers Meeting
Donald A. Crosier assistant director of the Nebraska Petroleum Council will address the PlaCo Pork Producers and Porkettes Association at its May 11 meeting at Klub 81 starting 8 30 p m. He will discuss energy use and its impact on pork production. A doll furniture demonstration from tin cans by Mrs Ralph Weender of Lind say will be presented and all pork producers and their wives are invited.
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Donald A. Crosier
Nebraska Petroleum Council
PlaCo Pork Producers and Porkettes Association
Klub 81
Marvin Classen
Humphrey
Crosier
Parkettes
Ralph Weeder
Lindsay
Mishap damages new mobile home near junction
Deputy Wayne Steele responded to a truck accident at the Highway 15 and 91 junction. Wayne E. Stearley of Aurora pulled a new 14 by 60 foot mobile home when the tongue detached during a turn, tipping the house onto its side. Two wreckers spent about five hours righting the structure.
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Schuyler
Wayne Steele
Wayne E. Stearley
Aurora
Stearley
16 year old girl cracks through chess ranks in Minnesota
Andrea Eisenberg, 16, dubbed a teen chess prodigy, has won the U.S. junior women's title at 12 and 13 and the Minnesota women's championship since 1972. She aims for Harvard studies and may enter adult national events when held nearby, even hoping to meet world champion Bobby Fischer someday.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Andrea Eisenberg
Michael M. Eisenberg
University of Minnesota
Andrea
Bobby Fischer
New York
Harvard
Ellen
U.S
Minnesota
Butz to Speak at State Holstein Show in Grand Island
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz will be in Grand Island Nebraska on Saturday to attend the State Black and White Holstein Show at Fenner Park. He will deliver a 2 p.m. address and meet attendees after the speech.
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Butz
Grand Island
Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Fenner Park
Nebraska food stamp numbers face nationwide changes June 1
Nebraska Welfare official Virgil Falloon says exact nationwide cuts in food stamp recipients cannot be calculated yet while new federal standards roll out June 1. In Nebraska 48 126 receive food stamps now with 20 607 also on other welfare and 27 519 only on food stamps. federal figures suggest about half those not eligible under the new rules.
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Don Beman Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Virgil Falloon
Nebraska Welfare Department
Falloon
Memorial service and community notices in Humphrey
Memorial service held at Humphrey. Poppy crosses to be placed on soldiers graves by younger generation. Sharon Pfeifer, 9, named Poppy Girl. Blanche Deidering and others selected to prepare officer election slate at next meeting. Bernice Baumgart and Alverna Haiar honored on birthdays. Bausches return to Leigh after 18 years living in Norfolk and Miami before moving back.
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Blanche Deidering
Eal Weis
Joan Duesman
Bernice Baumgart
Alverna Haiar
Peorer
Sharon Pfeifer
Melvin Pfeifer
Flo Eisenmenger
Alice Gehtz
Josephine Albers
Lurie Busch
Adeline Ternus
Bausches
Leigh
Herman Bausch
Norfolk
Miami, Fla
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Nebraska Library Association
Platte College
Elks Country Club
Clara Ruttmann
Lincoln
Jane Geske
Nebraska Library Commission
Ruth Armstrong
Minden
Paula Smith
Hastings
Public
Win Jacobsen
Stan Linhorst
John Arnold
Playboy
Goya
Columb
Kathryn Horne
America
Betsy Ross
Mrs. Horne
Holiday Inn
Rapco
Vale
Nebr
Tom Kumpf
4Th Ward
Tom Kumpt
13Th St
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