Protests flare as curb and gutter work proceeds in Columbus
Columbus residents sign a letter and attend a council meeting complaining about gravel and cement debris blocking alleys and rough grass growth. City officials say contractor Gehring Construction faces corrections including broken sidewalks, with potential city action if fixes are not made.
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Park Department
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Lark Bar
Daryl Smith
Ronald Novak
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Unicamera backs last-ditch budget compromise in Nebraska
In Lincoln the Unicamera approved a final bid to compromise with Exon on state agency cuts. Sen Loran Schmit proposed a 4 million reduction to Exon's 104 million list, but Sen Gerald Koel and Sen Glenn Goodrich questioned passage. The measure, tied to Schmit's amendment and emergency status, faced likely rejection without the amendment.
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Gerald Koel
Ralston
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Glenn Goodrich
Omaha
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Goodrich
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Seminar for school executives in Columbus November
The W National Academy School Executives will hold a four day seminar at the Holiday Inn in Columbus November 9 to 12. Attendees include teachers and administrators from Big Ten schools and representatives from Columbus City Schools. The program centers on evaluating the instructional staff with sessions led by Burge Clausen Hansen and others.
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Jerry Knoll
NASE
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Association of American School Administrators
AASA
Hon Burge
Oregon State Department of Public Jesteuction
Erling Clausen
Berkeley Heights
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Kenneth Loflin
Oak Ridge
Bernard Nitseh
Sally Abelbeck
Rockefeller Withdraws From 1976 Ford Ticket Bid
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller said he pulled out of consideration for a Ford ticket to avoid party squabbles, insisting his decision was not about policy disputes with Ford. He framed the move as reducing internal GOP friction while promising to continue voicing disagreements when warranted, including on aid to New York City.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New York City
New York
Senators seek full funding for mental retardation programs
Lincoln Nebraska senators voted 37 to 44 to urge Governor Exon to restore full funding for community based mental retardation programs and to direct a full investigation into charges of mismanagement. The chief sponsor said the state should not rashly dismantle the program amid cutbacks and consolidation of social services. The measure requests restoration until regular session in January and seeks cooperation for studies to justify any deficit appropriation with solid facts.
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J. J. Exon
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Douglas Hereuter
Ulica
Consolidated Social Services
Hearing Set In Deaths Case In Albion County Court
A preliminary hearing for Robert J. Borer, 20, of Albion, is set for 3 pm November 13 in Boone County Court Albion. He faces two counts of motor vehicle homicide over a September 27 three vehicle crash near Albion that killed Nancy Kerges and James Beierman.
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Boone County Court
Robert J. Borer
Borer
Nancy Kerges
James Beierman
Albin
Wholesale prices rise 1.8 per cent in October
The Labor Department reports a 1.8 percent rise in the Wholesale Price Index in October, driven by steel and metal prices and 1976 model cars. Farm product costs also surged 1.7 percent, lifting the index to 178.9 and signaling potential higher consumer prices ahead.
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Washington
UPL
Labor Department
Mild statewide readings mark Nebraska weather pattern
Mild November weather returns to Nebraska with sun in western parts and fog lingering in the east. A developing trough brings southerly winds up to 25 mph with gusts near 2 mph. Daytime highs reach 60s to 70s west and 55 to 70 elsewhere, while overnight lows span 28 to 56. Mostly sunny then cooler Friday.
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Beatrice
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State Poultry Show Here This Weekend
The Nebraska State Poultry Association hosts its annual show at Platte County Ag Park this weekend with free admission. Exhibitors from several states arrive Friday to display fancy chickens ducks and geese. Over 6000 entries are expected. A Sunday auction of birds donated by members offers buyers a chance to take home unique poultry. Association officers include President Paul Roehrar Vice President Wilson Field Secretary Robert Vaughn and Treasurer Alex Lekai.
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Nebraska State Poultry Association
Platte County
Ag Park
Herman Oeblrich
Swanford P.m
Oehlrich
Paul Roehrar
Friend
Wilson Field
Tecumseh
Rober Vaughn
Alliance
Alex Lekai
Lincoln
Scotus Central Catholic senior wins Bicentennial Minute contest
Toof has been named Scotus Central Catholic High School’s winner in the national Bicentennial Seniors scholarship program. Hon Tlamka is the runner up. The prize includes a $1,000 scholarship and an all expense paid trip to Williamsburg, with two state winners advancing to the national competition. The grand prize is $19,000.
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Scotus Central Catholic High School
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National Association of Secondary, Serioul
Shell Oil Company
Hon Tlamka
Toof
America
Mev
James Busehelman
Nancy Donner
Chuck Cauha
David Lyons
Larry
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