Sault Ste. Marie Drum and Bugle Corps Leads Armistice Parade
Sault Ste. Marie prepares its World War I Drum and Bugle Corps for the Armistice Day parade on November 11, signaling a broader return of the date to commemorations. The corps, ages 74 to 84, will feature 15 marchers while member Oral LaCombe attends Arlington ceremonies, criticizing October timing as a “lot of fem. oolery.”
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sault
Mun Avenue
Congress
Oral LaCombe
Arlington National Cemetery
Weather Summary From Nebraska And Surrounding Areas
Sunday brought over half an inch of rain in parts with a high pressure area over Oklahoma shaping Nebraska weather. Mostly sunny autumn temperatures gave way to increasing clouds as a cold front moves in. Temperatures midday reached the low 50s with highs later in the 50s to near 60. Overnight lows stayed in the 40s to 50s, with Tuesday forecast for more clouds and cooler weather. South Dakota expected mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of light rain or snow near the Black Hills tonight and Tuesday, with overnight lows in the upper 40s to low 50s and highs in the 40s to 50s.
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Press International
Oklahoma
Nebraskka
Nebraska Panhandle
National Weather ‘Service
Lincoln
Fort Plate
Mullen
Omaha
South Dakota
Black Hills
Miss Prososki bound over on stabbing charge
LeAnn Prososki, 17, bound over to Platte County District Court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Gerald E. The charge is assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. Bond reduced from 7,500 to 5,000. Witnesses testified about the Oct. 29 stabbing near Micek's Bar on 12th Street in Columbus.
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LeAnn Prososki
Platte County District Court
Gerald E
Moyer
Doug, Milbourn
LeAnn
Teir
Robert Leroy
Micek
12Th Street
Columbus
Pat Matson
Ron Brown
Nebraska State Patrol
Two Injured in Shootings Northeast of Genoa and Columbus
A hunting accident left one man with a shotgun pellet in an eye and four pellets struck another, both injuries reported northeast of Genoa. A 17-year-old male was rushed to Bethlen Community Hospital after a personal safety related gunshot wound northeast of Columbus.
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Genoa
Day
Inall
Bethlen Community Hospital
Columbus
GM silent on antitrust speculation
GM executives offer no comment amid reports the FTC may consider antitrust action. NBC cites the agency weighing charges that GM controls more than half of U S auto sales, a claim denied by GM spokesmen. The article notes GM earnings and profits and cites Elliott Estes remarks on competition.
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APS
General Motors
NBC
Federal Trade Commission
Stanard Oil
FTC
Washington
UPL
Elliott Estes
United States
Exxon Corp
McCollister declares Senate bid amid GOP field
Rep. John Y. McCollister of Nebraska announced his candidacy for US senator, vowing a tough campaign to curb government size and mobilize resources. He planned press conferences in Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Nor ratte, and Scottsbluff, citing his congressional record and a focus on agriculture, oil decontrol, and national policy.
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Umaha
UPI
John Y. McCollister
R-Neb
America
McCollister
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Isiana
Nora Ratte
Scottsbluff
Congress
Richard Proud
Democratic Party
Hess Dyas
Edward Democrat
J.J. Co
Nebraska Derverts
Carl Fourt
Judge Denies Quinlan Respirator Disconnection Appeal
Morristown New Jersey. Superior Court Judge Robert Muir denies the parents of Karen Ann Quinlan permission to disconnect the respirator keeping their comatose daughter alive for over six months. The 90 page decision frames the matter as a medical decision about continued care and treatment and orders guardian Daniel Coburn to consider replacement guardianship.
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N.J
UPI
New Jersey
Karen Ann Quinlan
Superior Court
Robert Muir J
Karen Quinlan
United States
Muir
Karen
Daniel Coburn
New Rail Consolidation Forms after Penn Central Bankruptcy
The text outlines the birth of Consolidated Rail Corp or SonRail, formed by consolidating bankrupt Northeastern and Midwestern railroads, led by Penn Central, into one trimmed down system with government funding. It notes the political and labor context across the United States and mentions various global and domestic issues.
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Washington
UPI
Consolidated Rail Corp
Northeastern
SonRail
Penn Central
Crackdown Expected After Herrema Release In Ireland
Dublin sources say the Irish government will launch a major crackdown on the outlawed Irish Republican Army after the Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema is released. His 36 days in captivity and the surrender of his abductors remove public support for the IRA and its Tulnter faction, paving the way for strong security action.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican ‘Army
Herrema
TRA
Tulnter
Soarene
Silver Beaver Awards Awarded In Nebraska Boy Scout District
Charles Jeunelot and Eugene Porter received the Silver Beaver Award at a Mid-America Council recognition dinner in Omaha for exceptional service to Boyhood. Jeunelot, a longtime Scouter, has held multiple district roles and is active in Grace Episcopal Church. Porter, Scoutmaster of Troop 113, has guided scouts for a decade and works as a State of Nebraska mechanic.
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Boys
Peta
Order of the Arrow
Nd Scouters
Grace Episcopal Church
Dale Electronics, Inc
Porter
Nebraska
Petah la Shauro
P.W. Lakers
Genoa
American Legion
Dennis Grape
Columbus
Pete Lakers
Bill Irby
Gale Dierberger
Claude O'Connor
Cliff Lambrecht
Tom Pendleton
Chris Dixon
Eugene Porter
Mark Rex
LaDonna
Dale Anderson
Charles Jeunelot
Joe Flash
Peta la
Peta la Shauro District From the Area Were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bower
Monroe
Herman Schtmidt
Petersburg
LP. Otradovsky
Schuyler
Farm surveys planned in Lincoln Nebraska this fall
Lincoln Nebraska reports that State Federal Division director Doug Murfield announced late this fall surveys will be conducted. The plan targets evaluating agricultural resources and farm conditions with results expected later in the season.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Doug Murfield
Severe storms sweep heartland with tornadoes and records
United Press International reports a wide storm system across the midlands and central Rockies bringing heavy rain and severe weather. A Waterloo Iowa tornado damaged homes, Dunkerton lost multiple houses, and Duluth region saw gusty winds. Record highs occurred in New York City and Philadelphia, while Indianapolis reached 81 as sweltering readings persisted in other areas.
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Rockies
East
New York
Denver
Mercury
Philadelphia
Ity
Albany
N.Y
Indianapolis
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