Fence error delays Columbus Hall of Justice project
Columbus officials debated contractor fencing as the Hall of Justice site causes downtown traffic. Architect Bill Toffman noted the fence extended nine feet beyond the curb due to a misplacement, with the council ordering it held while directing partial retraction. City services will adjust fencing, sidewalks, and traffic flow as completion targets shift and bids for related projects proceed.
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Terry Anderson
Columbus
Hall of Justice
Bill Toffman
Hoffman
Merle Jubmgan
City
Frankfort Square
Fire Department
Leroy Krueger
Gerrard Park
America
Rally Construction
Sam Gerber Electric
18Th Avenue
Carriage House Estates
Federated Church
Clarence Pittman
Walter
Pittman
Pitman
Senators Return Colleges To Local Control In Neb
Nebraska lawmakers give final approval to LB34 to shift budgeting and control of the technical community college system from a state board to local area boards. The measure creates a Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Technical Community Colleges with advisory state influence and allows area boards to levy up to 2.5 mills and issue bonds with voter approval. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling and aims to direct funds toward vocational programs while ending state budgeting power over colleges.
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Lincoln, Neb
Toome
Nebraska Coordinating Commission For Technical Community Colleges
Area Boards
State Commission
Warner
Board
Ang
Maurice Kremer
Aurora
J. J. Xen
Education Committee
Nebraskan Weather and Nearby System Split by Corner
Light to moderate rainfall at 1 p.m. with a 60 degree low and 87 degree high expected today. A 75 high is noted for Wednesday, with a 31 degree low the prior year. Sunrise is 6 02 and sunset at 8 51. A United Press International note mentions a stationary rental system separating Nebraska's extreme southeast corner from the rest of the state.
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Nebraska
Weather forecast and regional conditions update
Forecast calls for snowers and thunderstorms into Friday with Panhandle rain drizzle and fog. The state shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies elsewhere. Overnight lows span from 70s to 40s F in Omaha Alliance Mullen and Chadron after Wednesday highs near 90s in Beatrice Chadron.
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Iwercaslois
Panhandle
Omaha
Alliance, Mullen
Chadron
Beatrice
Wagner new commander at VEW Post S704
Delbert Ko Wagner, World War II veteran, is installed as commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post S704, succeeding Art Kurlenbach. New officers include Francis Woany, Dave Veach, Barney Willaimn, Carey Seawall, Charles Heneke, and Ralph Kopetzky. Wagner, a former Disabled American Veterans Chapter 20 leader, has 22 years in life insurance, is active in the Platte Valley Life Underwriters and Immanuel Lutheran Church. He and wife Phyllis have three sons Michael Jon and Scott.
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Delbert Ko Wagner
Art Kurlenbach
Pacific
Wagner
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 20
Platte Valley Association of Life Underwriters
Lincoln
Chartered Life Underwriters
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Delbert
Phyllis
Michael
Jon
Scott
Speed limit bill with a new twist sent to Exon
The Nebraska legislature sent to the governor a bill to permanentize the 35 mph speed limit from last year with a twist. The measure LB3B1 caps fines at 10 dollars for up to 10 mph over, imposes no court costs or driver license points, while 10 to 15 mph adds two points and over 15 mph adds three points. Senator Ernest Chambers of Omaha attached the provisions. final vote was We.
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Rogers-Riley Motor Company
Nielson Chevrolet Buick
Beck and Associates
Ray Slajek
Board of Equalization
Hajek
Merlin Line Dahl
Gary Inselman
Mildeed Oehlrich
Housing Authority
Perings
Dueo
Pizza Hut
Denny Igiestuil
Menares
Fred Gerber
Columbus Police
Ack Florendo
Civil Service Commission
Chris Leves
Lannie Andersen
Pat Foust
Kiwanis Club
Columbus
Big Joe
Siedlik
13Th Street
Wrd Avenue
Wath Street
10 Avenue
Up Park
Carson and Barnes
Uincoln, Neh
UPI
Public Works Committee
Ernest Chambers
Omaha
Arm strong receives Wings of Man award in Beverly Hills
Neil Armstrong, first man on the moon and Apollo 11 commander, was honored with the Wings of Man award by the Society of Experimental Test Pilots in Beverly Hills. He is now an engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati.
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Beverly Hiles
Calif
UPI
Neil Armstrong
Society of Experimental Test Pilots
Armstrong
University of Cincinnati
Lunar
Three American Students and Dutch Woman Kidnapped in Tanzania
The Tanzanian coast near Lake Tanganyika reports the kidnapping of three American students and a Dutch woman by raiders using submachine guns and rifles. Captives were forced onto boats after a raid on the Crombe Stream Reserve, as patrols search the rugged jungle and lake shores from Navsonia to Zaire. Stanford University confirms the students Barbara Suauts 24 Carrie Jane Hunter 21 and Kennet Smith 22 along with the Dutch woman Minhe Beruman were among the abducted. authorities say they were moved toward the town of Rigor for safety questioning. The U.S. embassy and Dutch embassy coordinate with Tanzanian and Zaire authorities to secure their release. The incident prompted immersion of multiple agencies and international calls for swift action.
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Nout
Ute
Seiael
Gatumon
Hee World
Jane Gandall
Ute Reserve
Stanford University
Barbara Suauts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherlum
Cake
Vod
Kennet Smith
Garden Grove
Calif
Daich Waian
Minhe Beruman
Lie
Lwat Kips
Dir Goodall
al Wie Wurde
Stanford
U.S
Jources
Rigor
Major assault on Preah Vihear temple border clash
Thai border police report heavy fighting as Khmer Rouge forces launch a major assault to seize the Preah Vihear shrine on a cliff near the Cambodian border. Thai Major General Suraphol Chullabrahin says around 30 Cambodian loyalists hold the temple while over 160 Khmer Rouge attackers press the high, nearly vertical cliffs. Fighting is described as intense. the situation remains critical for the small Cambodian garrison.
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Rangkok
Kholer Rouge
Orneshye
Vhai
Toch
Suraphol Chullabrahin
SU Nailas
Bangkok
Phnom Penh
Fairbury Man Severely Hurt In Plane Crash
A Fairbury businessman in his 30s was seriously injured when his crop dusting plane struck power lines nine miles northwest of Fairbury. The Eagles Aircraft owner from Walcbury and Beatrive was rushed to Lincoln Hospital in serious condition.
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Airbury
Neh
UPI
Fairbury
Eagles
Wullie Selwison
Gles
Walcbury
Beatrive
Lincoln
Turkish and U S clash over arms embargo at CENTO meet
Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangil warned Kissinger that Congress must lift the arms embargo on Turkey or face negative effects on U S Turkish relations. Kissinger pledged efforts to restore shipments as CENTO ministers opened talks amid Cyprus tensions and possible Turkish base pressure.
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UPS
Ihsan Cadlayanpil
Henry Kissinger
Congress
Soci
Aiis
Kissinger
Turkey
United States
Central ‘Treaty Organization
Sonw
Senate
U.S
Shijanentsa
Cyprus
U.S.A
Ilayangil
CENTO
Ford Administration
Senate backs Israel in push for Middle East peace
The Senate, with 76 of 99 members, urged President Ford to affirm firm U S support for Israel as it seeks peace with the Arabs. The letter, signed by most Republicans and all ten freshmen, calls for sufficient aid to deter renewed conflict and aligns U S policy with Israel in pursuit of regional peace, ahead of Ford's European trip and talks with Sadat and Rabin.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
United States
Israel
Middle East
Freghmen
Prrsident
Anwar Sadat
Vileabak Rabin
Jacob Javits
Raly
Davils
Reserva Unts
Gearny McGevern
S.D
Ford to announce candidacy within a month in bid for GOP nomination
President Ford signals formal declaration within a month riding high on Mayapnez momentum. He works with Republican leaders nationwide and hopes to broaden support while his handling of the Mayaguez crisis strengthens his standing amid party rivals.
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Washington
Ford
Bean
Republican Party
Mayaguez
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