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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1976

Page

3

Labor movement unites in sweeping election gains

Omaha union leaders say the labor movement in Nebraska's 2nd District has come together for the first time in history. Terry Moore notes over 80 percent of labor-backed candidates won, including Ed Zorinsky for the Senate and John Cavanaugh for Congress, as well as Harold Simpson for the Public Service Commission.

Omaha UPI Omaha Central Labor Union 2Nd Congressional District Labor Movement Terry Moore Moore Edward Zorinsky U.S. Senate John Cavanaugh Harold Simpson State Public Service Commission Organized Labor George Syas Omaha Senate Irman Hal Daub Daub Afl-Cio Bill Brennan David Marrero Republican Party Labor Movement Brennan Marrero Douglas County Zorinsky Cavanaugh

Retired dean J Philip Colbert dies at 80 in Lincoln

J Philip Colbert aged 80 and former dean of student affairs at the University of Nebraska died early Wednesday in Lincoln. Colbert served as dean from 1953 to 1961 after joining the faculty in 1925 and was a 1921 graduate of the University of Missouri.

Lincoln, Neb UPI J. Philip Colbert University of Nebraska Colbert University of Missouri

Chicago Man Leaves Eight Thousand to Government

Levi E. Anderson a World War I navy veteran died in Chicago on October 14 1975 leaving a will gifting eight thousand dollars to the federal government to pay off his obligation and contribute to the United States. The rest of his estate goes to friends and a Bible institute with disability benefits noted. The check arrived at the U S attorney's office and will be sent to the Treasury Department in Washington.

Chicago UPI U.S. Treasury Levi E. Anderson United States Anderson Bible Institute U.S. Attorney's Office Treasury Department Washington

Readings Dip Below Ten Across Wide Regions Today

Temperatures fell under 10 degrees in the northern Midlands and drifted toward the Great Lakes and Rockies as cold Canadian air pushed south. International Falls 7 degrees. Fargo and Dickinson in North Dakota reported subzero readings. snow blanketed the Great Lakes area with two inches in Muskegon and an inch in Rochester and South Bend. Travelers advisories issued for western Upper Michigan western Pennsylvania and northern Kansas as snow spread from the Central Rockies to northern Missouri and the lower Mississippi Valley. Dense fog plagued southwestern Louisiana with a travel advisory in effect.

Midlands Great Lakes Rockies Plains Mississippi Valley North Dakota Minnesota International Falls Minn Fargo Dickinson N.D Muskegon Mich Rochester N.Y South Bend Ind Upper Michigan Pennsylvania Kansas Missouri

Bondholder sues Midlands Hospital over 21.7 million bonds

A Sarpy County resident and Midlands bondholders sue Midlands Community Hospital and six defendants in U.S. District Court alleging fraud and deceit in the 21.7 million bond sale to finance Papillion area hospital construction. The suit seeks damages and asks for a jury trial.

OMAHA UPI Midlands Community Hospital U.S. District Court Papillion Maurice A. Vervaecke Sarpy Midlands U.S Albert G. Schatz Vervaecke Arthur Young & Co Dean Witter & Co. Inc Chiles Heider & Co Northwestern National Bank Hospital Authority No. 1 Sarpy County Northwestern National Bank Sarpy County District Court Doctors Hospital

Creston Residents Observe Niobrara Relocation Move

Creston residents visited Niobrara to view its move due to a reservoir. Tourists noted many homes built or moved to higher ground and the business district awaiting relocation. A mix of dated legal mentions and a walrus weight fact appear in the clipped text.

Creston Niobrara Agnes Walter Louise Bachman Hulda Boning Eva Claussen Amelia Scheffler Anna Fischer Ernie Oeltjen

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