Medical examiner rules Maryjane a homicide victim
Nassau County medical examiner says year old Maryjane Dahl died from respiratory failure after a respirator was disconnected. He notes contributory illnesses include meningitis Hodgkins disease and kidney failure. Her mother and aunt are being questioned and a grand jury possible.
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Henry G. Logeman
Mineola
N.Y
UPI
Maryjane Dahl
Maryjane
Nassau Hospital
Hodgkins
Leslie Lukash
Nassau County
Janet Sarvent
Upper Nyack
Jane Sheehan
Selden
Sidney Siben
Denis Dillon
Lukash
Speeding ticket case ends in three deaths
In Mobile Alabama deputies pursuing two men after a speeding stop were ambushed in a swamp. Deputies David Beck and Robert Stoltz were killed and deputy Sam Morgan was wounded. A second suspect Jere L. Chatom, 23, was charged with two counts of first degree murder. One accomplice David Wilson was found dead nearby. Chatom surrendered after the attack.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Ronald Kelso
Jere L. Chatom
David Beck
Robert Stoltz
Thomas Purvis
Purvis
Kelso
Alabama-Mississippi Line
Stolz
Beck
Sam Morgan
Alabama
Mississippi
Chatom
David
David Jr
Melissa
Sweeteners do not cause human bladder cancer, Johns Hopkins says
Dr Irvin I Kessler reports that calcium cyclamate and saccharin do not raise bladder cancer risk in humans. He cites studies of 762 cancer patients and contrasts human results with animal tests that led to bans in 1969 and 1972.
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Chicago
UPI
Johns Hopkins University
Irvin I. Kessler
Kessler
American Public Health Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Budgeting in Nebraska Municipalities handbook distributed
University of Nebraska at Omaha distributes a new handbook to mayors libraries and city officials in Nebraska. Harold F. Gordon MO assistant professor explains budget process fund accounting revenues expenditures and legal aspects. Easy to read pie graphs illustrate budgets for Nebraska's 120 first and second class cities.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska At Omaha Department of Public Administration
Harold F. Gordon
Gordon
Platte County Real Estate Transfers Include City Franchises and Lots
Platte County records show numerous real estate transfers recorded by Credit Bureau of Columbus. Transfers involve Creston Grain & Lumber to Aaron Scheffler. city parcels to The City of Columbus. executors deeds for estates. and various private party exchanges across blocks and additions in Columbus and Creston areas.
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Platte County
Credit Bureau of Columbus
Creston Grain & Lumber, Inc
Aaron Scheffler
Nis
East Co
McCoy & Wf
James K
Laura M. Eckman
E. Mark Diedrich
Marlynn Krings
Sophia R. Diedrich
Robert J
Althea L. Hayes
Swift
Anna S. Cattan
City of Columbus
Arthur H. Hellbusch
Marilyn J
Donald C. Roberg
Harvey R. Johnson & Wf
Norma L. Larson
Vincent Dohmen & Wf
Vincent
Sharon Dohmen
Wie
West Oco Oil Co
Melvin Deyke
C” Beckers
O.S. No
Joseph B. Siemek
Crestwood Acres
Henry H. Peach
Patricia Brodersen
Michael Coan
Orig
Kate B. Schafer
James E
Alyce M. Settlemeyer
Raymond Micek
James J
Diane M. Slusarski
St. 7
Duncan Aaron Scheffler
Dennis R
Kathleen G. Eilenstein
Outlet
O.L
Creston
Arthur J. Kresha
Martha C. Bushnell
Richard L. Bushnell
Court case seeks halt to Arab boycott cooperation
Twenty five House members sue Commerce Secretary Morton and Interior Secretary Kleppe to stop promoting trade with Arab nations that blacklist firms doing business with Israel. They seek an order barring active participation in applying boycott provisions to bid selections on Middle East government projects.
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Washington
UPI
House
Commerce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Interior
Thomas S. Kleppe
Robert Drinan
Dmass
Israel
Middle East
Morton
Kleppe
United States
Lamplighters Honor Couple at Omaha Event
Oliver and Crystal Maurer of rural Columbus were honored as Lamplighters for the Aid Association for Lutherans during a Nov 7 to 9 planning event in Omaha titled A Time to Reap. Dennis and Diana Muth of Creston were introduced as new Lamplighters. The AAL is a fraternal insurer with about 5000 local branches and national HQ in Appleton Wisconsin.
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Oliver
Crystal Maurer
Columbus
Lamplighters For Aid Association For Lutherans
AAL
Omaha
Dennis
Diana Muth
Creston
Appleton
Wis
Seward
Crime rate up in state in 1974 figures
FBI data show Nebraska's 1974 crime rate rose about 19 percent from 1973 with 51 603 serious crimes statewide. Omaha crime dipped 2 percent in the first 10 months of 1975, with violent offenses rising and burglaries and thefts down from 1973 levels.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Washington
UPI
Nebraska
FBI
Edward H. Levi
Cornhusker
Omaha
Richard Andersen
Andersen
Exchange of recipes at Woman's Club
Albion notes Mrs Dale Bowman hosted the American Home Department meeting of the Women's Club with co host Mrs Ted Schaffer. Guest Mrs Faye Johnson and president Mrs Ernie Haas spoke on bicentennial projects. A Christmas party and gift exchange are planned at Mrs Lloyd Keehn home with co host Mrs Phillis Michel. The group exchanged Thanksgiving recipes and lunch was served.
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Albion
Dale Bowman
American Home Department
Women’s Club
Ted Schaffer
Faye Johnson
Ernie Haas
Lloyd Keehn
Phillis Michel
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