Birth notices and community notices fill Columbus page
Personal announcements include the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weaver of McCack and praise for Judge Gerald E. Rouse’s stance on a strong judiciary. A wave of social items mentions birthdays, visits, and local salon appointments along with election broadcasts, employment ads, and holiday greetings from local merchants and residents in Columbus.
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Everett Weaver
Sens Amorning
Bruce Weaver
McCack
Gerald E. Rouse
Rouse
Ron Lambert
Francis Williamson
Elsie's
District 66 Sets Rules for School Publications
SOMAHA Neb AP District 66 Schools in West Omak adopts guidelines to curb distribution of unacceptable student newspapers. A spokesman cites protection of free speech and student safety, while Dr Kenneth Hansen notes year end underground papers spreading to junior highs. Guidelines follow National Association of Secondary School Principals model. Unacceptable items include hate literature pornographic content and material unsuitable for schools.
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Somaha
Neb
West Omak
Kenneth Hansen
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Rites Thursday for Omaha minister
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Covenant Church in Omaha for the Rev. William Freeman 71 who died Monday of a heart attack. He served as pastor for 28 years until 1967 and held leadership roles in the Omaha Ministerial Union and the Omaha Metropolitan Association of Churches. Survivors include his widow, three sons, and two daughters.
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Omaha, Neb
First Covenant
Omaha
William Freeman
Omaha Ministerial Union
Lincoln man pleads guilty to tax fraud charge
Ned Ancoln AP Ward J Taylor of Lincoln pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to filing a fraudulent income tax return Judge Warren Uttam deferred sentencing. Taylor was indicted July 11 by a federal grand jury in Omaha on three counts, originally pleading not guilty, then changed to guilty on one count alleging taxable income of 12616 for 196% return when 16796 should have been reported.
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Ned
Ward J. Taylor
Lincoln
Warren Uttam
Taylor
Omaha
Polio Outbreak Reported At Connecticut Private School
The CDC says nine paralytic polio cases, among unvaccinated pupils aged 7 to 18, were detected in late September and October at a Greenwich private school. Eleven suspected cases prompted vaccination of all other pupils, faculty, and staff.
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Atlanta, Ga
Connecticut
South Texas
Center For Disease Control
Greenwich
Conn
Thesday
CDG
CDC
Hooper nursing home nears completion
Hooper Nebraska construction nears completion on a 60 bed nursing home on the eastern edge of town. Target occupancy date is December 15. The $485 009 care center was funded by a bond issue approved last fall and will be operated by Ken Harmon of Worth Crest Mariner Corp., with the firm leasing the facility for maintenance and administration.
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Hooper, Neb
Hooper
Ken Harmon
Worth Crest Mariner Corp
Deaths and funerals in region prompt obituaries and services
Death notices list Adolph Dub Grossnicklaus 82 Osceola with arrangements pending at Kepner Hoberts Funeral Home. Wilmer Wolfe Loveland Colorado former Schuyler to be buried Schuyler Cemetery after illness. Walter Khick Clarks funeral pending at McKown in Silver Creek. Lenore Ruff 74 Omaha former Silver Creek resident buried Osceola Cemetery. survivors include Eugene, Joe Shanahan, Mary Dwyer, Kathryn McCormick and others.
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Kepner-Hoberts
Osceola
Adolph
Dub) Grossnicklaus
Kluck
Walter Khick
Clarks
Central City
McKown Funeral Home
Silver Creek
Ruff
Omaha
Lenore Ruff
Clarkson Hospital
Eugene
Joe Shanahan
Portland
Ore
Mary Dwyer
Phoenix
Ann
Kathryn McCormick
Ove
Breakdown disrupts voting hours in Butler County
In Middletown Ohio a judge extended voting hours from 640 PM to about 930 PM after Democratic officials reported a massive breakdown of voting machines. Judge Fred B Cramer of the Butler County Common Pleas Court granted the extension following a request by party leaders. Officials said at least 25 machines failed across Greene and Butler counties with mechanics dispatched but specific locations not released.
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Middletown
Ohio
APA
Buller County
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County
Columbus
George Morris Jr Dies at 45 in Lincoln Hospital
Psychologist George L. Morris Jr., director of the health education center at Lincoln Veterans Administration Hospital, died Sunday. He was 43, a Korean War veteran, and earned degrees from the University of Nebraska. Survivors include his wife Berniece and several children.
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Lincoln, Neb
George L. Morris Jr
Linco Veterans Administration Hospital
George C. Morris Sr
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Morris
University of Nebraska
Asant
Keaping State College
Berniece
George L. Til
Williams
Nanny Ruth
Peggy
Michelle
Birs
Alice FE. Morris
Crestan
Peterson wins unopposed seat on ESU 9 board
Trvin L. Peterson of Aurora won election to the Educational Service Unit 9 board representing Hamilton County. He ran unopposed as Incumbent Pan Armbruster did not seek re election. Peterson has served as principal of Aurora High School and will retire in 174.
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Aurora
Neb
Trvin L. Peterson
Board of Educational Service Unit 9
Hamilton County
Pan Armbruster
Peterson
Aurora High School
Mabye
Pageant for Miss Black Collegiate in Lincoln Saturday
A Miss Black Collegiate of Nebraska Pageant will be held Saturday at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. The event will be followed by a dance at the Nebraska Union. It is sponsored by the Society and the Nebraska Union Black Activities Committee.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska Unon
Nebraska Union Black Activities Committee
Delta Kappa Gamma Meet at Cornhusker Public Power Building
City briefs list meets and events in Blair and Columbus. Delta Kappa Gamma plans 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cornhusker Public Power Building Highway 81. Wool Contest District 3 Make 14 Yourself with Wool held Saturday Nov 25 8:30 a.m. at Dana College Blair Luncheon and fashion show follow at Fiesta Grande.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Cornhusker Public Power Building
Highway 81
Dana College
Blair
Fiesta Grande P
Everett Stark
Rt. 1
Gene Miller
South 23Th Street
Colorado youths held after Kearney school vandalism
Two 18 year old residents of Longmont Colorado were jailed in Buffalo County Nebraska after being arraigned on three counts of breaking and entering and three counts of malicious destruction of property for vandalizing Kearney Senior High School Kearney Junior High School and Bryant Elementary School. They allegedly used a stolen driver education car found at the high school. Damage runs into thousands with broken windows scattered desks rifled and ink spills on machines and floors. Some cards were taken but totals not yet known.
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Keatnney
Neb
Longmont
Colo
Buffalo Cownly
Kearney
James John McCoy
Michael Leroy Hall
Nebraska State Parel
Ogallala
Bryant
Phantom of subway tale ends with unexpected guest
Marion Jack, hospital superintendent, rode the London subway home after a bird watching outing. She endured twenty minutes of jostling before discovering a brown mouse emerging from her pant leg at Victoria Station. She claimed the creature climbed in during a picnic and was later captured and brought home in an envelope.
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London
Marion Jack
Subway
Victoria Station
Miss Jackx
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Mixed for the Week
Aries through Pisces forecasts offer mood shifts and social guidance. Advice covers communicating with out of state contacts, creativity, practical planning, and embracing new opportunities while staying grounded. A note on a child born today highlights managing changes with a practical, managerial focus.
Polk County mails 190 absentee ballots in record set
Polk County Clerk Dale J. Frizzell reports 190 absentee ballots mailed to those absent or disabled, a likely county record. Voter registration lists 1,624 Democrats, 1,995 Republicans, 199 Independents among 2,818 total. Shelby voters face a $210,000 bond issue for a new school gymnasium in District No. 6 of Mortick County near Silver Creek.
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Osceola
Polk County
Dale J. Frizzell
Frizzell
Shelby
Silver Creek
Mortick County
Americans Turn To Hinterlands For Short Getaways
Up to 20 million Americans seek escapes from city life for a relaxing afternoon or weekend, per Himalayan Backpacking Equipment. The trend highlights growing interest in rural escapes and outdoor leisure.
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America
Nebraska osteopathic officials elect new leaders at convention
Dr Roy Swanson of Wiha was chosen president of the Nebraska Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons succeeding Dr Paul Reichstadt of Omaha. New officers include Dr Bernard Drost North Platte as vice president and Dr Earl Furlzer Scottsbluff as secretary treasurer. The group endorsed AOA guidance requiring 150 hours of postgraduate study every three years.
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Lincoln, Neb
Roy Swanson
Wiha
Nebraska Association of Asteopathic Physicians and Surgeans
Paul Reichstadt
Omaha
Bernard Drost
North Platte
Earl Furlzer
Scottsbhluff
American Osteopathic Association
Bloodmobile to visit Schuyler at Oak Ballroom
The Red Grass Bloodmobile will be at the Oak Ballroom in Schuyler on November 20 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Schuyler’s quota is 143 pints. First-time donors are needed to replace aging faithful donors each year. Yellowstone National Park reports its first human fatality from a wildlife encounter since 1942, occurring in 1971.
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Schuyler
Red Grass
Oak Ballroom
Yellowstone National Park
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