Belksgeport Weekend Guests Attend Nebraska Meet
Mrs M D Snodgrass visited her sister and brother in law at Belksgeport Nebraska for a Little Lady League meeting May 12 at 8 00 PM. Other items note Ruth McCamley earning a BA from Lycoming College and upcoming June wedding to Lee Sigison, plus local wedding and social notices, performs, and family visits in Columbus area.
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M. D. Snodgrass
R. D. Marshman
Belksgeport
Nebraska
Little Lady League
Nebraska Public Power District
Consumer's Public Power
Ruth McCamley
Max McCamley
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Kathryn
Lee Sigison
McCam~ley
Charles Jones
Haslett
Mich
Community notices and ads mix in Columbus Manor open house
Local items mention testimonials for Talber Lewis Johnson and guests from Idaho Falls and Cozad. Weekend bowling, popcorn sales, turkey and ham dinners, a steak feed and a polka dance are listed with dates around mid May. Attendees include Dean Young of Omaha and the Burlings in Kenesaw.
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Loran
Dick} Johnson
Idaho Falls
Ida
Tais Thomason
Cozad
Lewis. M. Johnson
Hospital Births and Admissions Page From St Marys
Births list several newborns and weights from St Marys and Bohlen Memorial with May dates. Dismissals of mothers and babies plus numerous admissions and discharges across Ganos Community Clarkson Schuyler and surrounding towns.
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Bohlen Memorial Hospital
Denise Gabriel
Oscealt
William Hagelin
Waller ‘Lange
Dale Lovell
Ernest A. Lukjelusche
Pamela Novak
Ed Schumacher
Columbus
Delbert Unruh
Monroe
Frank Reichmuth
Leigh
Anna Frgel
Sliver Creek
William Dittmer
Clarks
Everett L. Henson
Newman Grove
William G. Micek
Sophie McNair
Forrest Graham
Ganos Community Hospital
Clarence Koziol
Violet Newquist
Fullerton
Elmer Nicklasson
St. Edward
Dode Curdeford
Genoa
Nora Anderson
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Alden Belina
Howells
Stansley Kracl
Kathryn Black
Schuyler
Jasept
Rost
Carkson
James
Brichacek
J Howells
Leonard Hejtmanek
Leigh Chris Yosten
Clarkson
Emma Novak
Brune
Vic Musil
Louise Peters
North Bend
Joseph Vidl
Lincoln to Open Highway Bids June Eighth
State roads department announces bid openings in Lincoln on June 8 for highway construction and maintenance projects totaling nearly 6.5 million. The slate covers numerous county and state routes including I-80, US-6, US-81, US-73 and 75, N-37, N-22, and N-77 with rest areas, grading, paving, culverts, guard rails, detours, and traffic signals across Omaha, Lincoln, and rural counties.
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Omaha Markets Hogs Cattle Eggs And Poultry Prices
In Omaha Nebraska hogs sold about 275 higher with a broad range for 150 to 240 pound barrows and gilts. cattle offerings included steers and heifers at steady to firm values with several weight classes and prime lots. egg prices in Lincoln were unchanged with Grade A large at 1122 and Grade A medium at 1418, while poultry prices stayed steady with hens and other categories near 2-3 dollars per unit. Receipts projected for Friday: 300 slaughter cattle, 300 feeders, 50 calves, 5,500 hogs, 100 sheep.
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Omaha
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Vanier
Cutter
Lincoln, Neb
USDA _Lincoln
Poultry-Egg Market News Service
Eleanor Williamson funeral on Friday in Albion
Funeral services for Eleanor Mae Williamson 93 will be 7 pm Friday at United Methodist Church with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Born March 23 143 in Grant Iowa to Frank and Maria Giatk Sinik she lived on a Loreto area farm and returned to Albion in 1960 Worked as a bookkeeper Survivors include sons Bertrand James daughters Mildred Streeter Louise Benson Helen Taylor sisters Alice Sill eight grandchildren twelve great grandchildren four great great grandchildren Her husband and two sons preceded her in death.
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United Methodist Church
Rose Hill
Luesday
Grant
Iowa
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Maria Lois Giatk Sinik
Albion High School
Loreto
Los Angeles
Hearvice
Williamson
Methodist Church and Order of Eastern Star
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Julian
James
Paradise
Calif
Mays
Maryin
Mildred) Streeter
E. Louise Benson
Beatrice
Helen L. Taylor
la Mirada
Callf
Alla Brown
Tacoma
Wash
Misa Alice Sill
Norfolk
Mrs Alta Leifeld dies at 66 in Petersburg
Final rites for Mrs. Alta Margaret Leifeld 66 of Petersburg will be 10 40 am Friday at St John Catholic Church with burial in the parish cemetery. She died Monday in an Omaha hospital. Born June 9 105 in Wisconsin to Joh and Lena Meyer Riley she married Joseph J Leifeld. They owned and managed a Petersburg hardware and furniture store. Survivors include her widower and sister Mrs. Clara Streeter of Petersburg.
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Alta Margaret Leifeld
Petersburg
St. John Catholic Church
Omaha
Wisconsin
Joh
Lena Meyer Riley
Joseph J. Leifeld
Clara Streeter
Maple Watershed Meeting Tonight Reviews Flood Reservoir Options
The SCHUYLER Maples Creek Watershed will meet tonight to discuss latest developments from the Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District and effects on Maple Creek programs. Viewpoints on two potential flood reservoir systems will be covered. Clie Johnson of Lincoln will attend. Public invited.
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Schuyler
Maple Creek
Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District
Clie Johnson
Lincoln
Eleven more bodies found in Sunshine mine rescue
Rescue crews recovered 11 additional victims at the Sunshine silver mine raising the death toll to 98 from fires that swept five days earlier. Four bodies were found at 3,400 feet and seven at 3,700 feet as crews battled smoke and gas with limited communications. Mine Manager Marvin Chase cited attempts to escape smoke as the likely cause of fatalities.
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Kellogg
Tdlaho
Sunshine Silver
Marvin Chase
Secret report on crime program approved in House
Washington reports that a secret committee approved a critical report on the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. The document faults the program for lack of visible crime reduction, high costs, bid irregularities, and questionable local investments, urging reforms within federal crime policies.
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Jment
Associated ‘Press
Lefal An
Iticame
United States
LEAA
McGovern Holds 41 Percent in Nebraska Primary
Nebraska results show Democrat McGovern with 41 percent in early returns from 9 percent of precincts. Nixon leads Republicans with about 93 percent and 170,608 votes, while Humphrey, Wallace, Muskie and others trail in the Nebraska presidential primary race.
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Arrests in Douglas County Largely From Drinking
In Omaha Nebraska authorities report that between one third and one half of arrests in Douglas County are linked to drunkenness. Corrections specialist Stephen Brieger notes that a portion of chronic offenders are being addressed by a pilot cities program involving corrections, judiciary, bar association and law enforcement agencies.
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Neb
Douglas County
Stephen Brieger
Brieger
Tae Miles
Bar’ “Association
Nebraska Senate race results with partial precinct totals
Omaha AP reports Nebraska primaries with 4 percent of precincts in. Totals show Peterson 23 percent 6,069 votes, Zebarth 23 percent 40,.... Searcy 24,797 votes four percent. DeCamp 7,157 four percent. Lyons 3,984 two percent. Curtis 183,051 seventy four percent. Glebe 7,757 four percent.
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Nebraska
U.S. Senate
Otra
Peterson x
Zkebarth
Searcy
Lyons
Curtis
Eee 'Aia
Interior to grant Alaska oil pipeline permit
An aide to Sen. Mike Gravel said the Interior Department will grant a permit for the Trans-Alaskan Pipeline. The aide said an official announcement would be made later today confirming the permit.
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Washington
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Interior Department
Tedravel
Johnson
Interior
Funeral notices and community briefs from city page
Funeral services announced for Mrs. Hilda Brock at McKown Chapel with burial at Rosetown Memorial Park. A joint concert by Peace and Immanuel Lutheran churches is set for May 14 in Cape. Local burglaries reported at Larry’s Liquor Mart. accident near Tempo lot. two puppies and a kitten found on 9th Avenue. Marriage license filed by Seely and Coffey for June 2 at Immanuel Lutheran. Baseball game canceled until Friday 6 pm. Open house and art exhibit at Chauncey’s Place featuring Remy Lorence and Chauncey Nelson. Correction issued re Richard Pensick negligent driving charge.
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Ghureh Chdies
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Chauncey's Place
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Omaha
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Nelson
Nixon approves 15 percent rise in oil imports
President Nixon signed a proclamation increasing daily oil import quotas by 230000 barrels. The measure raises total imports to 1195000 barrels per day for 1972 with higher allocations for Latin America and the Middle East and a Canadian bump to 570000 barrels.
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Latin America
Canada
Gerald L. Warren
Office of Emergency
Farmers fear wheat loss without rail strike action
Rep. Dave Martin of Nebraska warns that farmers in Nebraska and nationwide could lose millions as winter wheat harvest starts later this month if Congress does not enact permanent railroad strike prevention legislation. He urged Chairman H. R. Staggers to move the bill, citing the cooling off period and potential disruption to grain delivery, storage, and export.
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Omaha Firm Wins Federal Repair Contract
An Omaha firm Mitchell Furniture Refinishing, owned by Rescoe E. Mitchell, is among three black owned companies to receive a federal Small Business Act contract from the General Services Administration. The business will gross about 20,000 dollars to repair and refinish government office furniture in the Omaha area through September.
House Likely To Back $2 Minimum Wage Rise
Washington AP House faces a decisive vote on boosting the minimum wage to $2 with two bills in play. The Education and Labor Committee plan would extend coverage to state and local workers, federal staff, and domestic workers, while Ehrlenborn’s bill would cap coverage and set a separate teen wage. Debate centers on timing and impact on wage controls, with few lawmakers opposing a raise but major disagreements over who qualifies and the pace of the increase.
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D-Pa
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Ghrlenhorn
Ebelenhorn
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