Nebraska fish kill probe ties feedlots to pollution
The Legislative Council Interim Study Committee on Pollution and Pesticides in Lincoln held a hearing near Wisner to probe a fish kill blamed on feedlot runoff. Chair Sen. Loran Schmit led discussions with officials on oxygen depletion, economic impact, and possible federal aid for feedlot pollution controls.
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Neb
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Bellwood
Schmit
Shhmit
Elkhorn
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Wisner
Carson
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Barber
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Never Taken the High Road Says Boyle Style Column
HAL BOYLE argues against boredom and urges bold living not by grand feats but by seizing small chances. The essayist dismisses excuses, listing quirky challenges and daring acts as tests of a life fully lived, challenging readers to quit killing time.
Youth held on heroin charge in Sarpy narcotics sweep
In Papillion Nebraska a 17 year old Paul R Herrington was held on a $5000 bond for heroin delivery as part of a narcotics sweep in eastern Sarpy County. Seven other Bellevue High School students faced marijuana LSD charges while others were released on their own bonds or via family custody.
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Sarpy County
Paul R. Herrington
Herrington
Capehart Drive
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Nebraska
Sarpy
Atty
Chris Arps
Omaha
Douglas County
The Carb Telegram A Partnership Notice
The Carb Telegram A Partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery with annual prices and change of address instructions to notify the local postmaster and the paper.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Nebraska drug probe earns commendation amid arrests in Bellevue and Omaha
Law officials commended by the Nebraska Commission on Drugs for bringing Sarpy County drug problems to light after about 30 arrests in the Bellevue and Omaha area. Dave Kelley announced his resignation effective Sept 1, the commission will pick a new executive secretary by July. A pilot project with Lincoln police to curb drug use may employ a civilian and be funded from the budget. The panel also approved budget divisions and treatment facility guidelines while listing multiple traffic and license violations from Justice of the Peace Cleo Tubak’s docket.
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Open House Slated May 21 At Nearby Air Force Site
Detachment 1 of the First Aerospace Communications Group hosts a joint Armed Forces Open House on May 21 from noon to pm at the Air Force site three miles north and five miles west of Silver Creek. Displays include Army Navy Air Force and Nebraska Army National Guard information and equipment. An exhibit features automated weapons manned by members of Company C 4th Battalion 11th Mechanized Infantry Division National Guard Columbus. All interested persons invited.
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Silver Creek
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Navy
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11Th Mechanized Infantry Division
National Guard
Columbus
Family gatherings honor graduates with parties and feasts
Legions Hall and homes hosted post graduation gatherings for Janet Lake Nola Gernstein Jolene and Janette Breuer with buffet lunches and purple and silver decorations. Relatives from Lincoln Columbus Platte Center Hixie and Fremont attended along with St John Lutheran Church guests and family friends.
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Lawrence Gernstein
Janet Lake
Nola Gernstein
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Richard Hoessel
Margaret Hoessel
Columbus
Henry Kluver
Platte Center
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Emil Brauner
Roger Hake
Fremont
Lowell Eye
Steve
Walter Feye
Area youths named camp counselors for Nebraska institute
Three area youths Ed Dubas of Fullerton Norm Sedlicka of Schuyler and Bruce Treffer of Osceola will serve as counselors for the first annual Nebraska Agricultural Youth Institute on August 14. Hosted family reunion supper at St. Joseph social hall included Mrs. John Klassen and several families from Lindsay Humphrey Omaha Lincoln Columbus and other nearby towns.
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Fullerton
Norm Sedlicka
Schuyler
Bruce Treffer
Osceola
MaryAnn Klassen
Joyce Schumacher
Gert Hennessy
John Beard
Yorn Meays
Columbus
Debt becomes lifelong burden as borrowing rises
AP Business analysis notes a shift from fear of debt to acceptance. Families increasingly rely on credit through loans for education, housing, and daily needs. Mortgage debt now exceeds home values, enabling equity use for expenses, investments, and debt consolidation, with yearly lending climbing from about 100 million in 1960 to 24 billion recently.
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NEW York
Ameri‘sans
Conference Board
Rural Development Official Sees Migration Reversal
Wil liam Engin deputy under secretary of agriculture for rural development predicts a five year reversal in mass migration to cities. He spoke at the Omaha Rotary Club noting national awakening on rural development and urging federal bills for loan aid to industry in rural areas. He cited rural housing and sewage gaps and the misallocation of federal funds, with rural housing 66 percent of substandard but receiving only 18 percent of rural funds, and urban areas receiving 17 percent of HEW expenditures in 1970.
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Neb
William Engin
Erwin
Capitol Hill
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America
Saumiburirupolitan
MBIAC Set for Final Missouri Basin Meeting in Council Bluffs
The Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee plans its 169th and final gathering in Council Bluffs on June 14 15. The transition to a Missouri River Basin Commission under the 1961 act is outlined with funding shares, voting rules, and duties including coordinated plans and long range data. The new body will include federal and state appointees and a chaired structure with state consensus guiding decisions.
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Iowa
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Water Resources Council
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Six Nebraska towns to receive medical personnel
Nebraska communities Bassett Curtis Rushville Ashland North Bend and Talmage won approval to receive staff from the National Health Service Corps. The six are among 122 designated as critical health manpower shortage areas. Curtis and Rushville will get five physicians each plus a public health nurse or two nurses for Bassett. North Bend and Talmage would get two doctors each, Ashland to receive assigned personnel later.
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Nebraska
National Health Service Corps
NEC
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R-Neb
Bassett
Curtis
Rushville
Sen
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Ashland
North Bend
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Equilpa
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Lin
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sDvang
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America
Low bidders on NU contracts in Lincoln
Lincoln AP report notes Goeken & Sons of Fremont submitted the apparent low bid of 48,939 on the general contract for a new concession facility under Memorial Stadium’s north portion at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Four other firms also bid. W. Br. Lesping of Lincoln bid the apparent low on the mechanical contract. Finance for the work comes from athletic department funds.
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Neb
Goeken & Sons
Fremont
Memorial Stadium
University of Nebraska-Linrol
W. BR. Lesping
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