Harvest Weather Brings Ideal Grain Yields Cited
Area Extension Agronomist Duane Kantor reports ten days of ideal harvesting weather with bountiful expectations except in isolated hail damaged spots. Grain elevators report steady receivals since Sept 20 while milo shows moisture 14 to 29 percent, averaging 16-17, soybeans around 13 percent and droughtier than normal.
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Area Extension
Duane Kantor
Farmers Grain Company
Columbus
Genoa High to stage Hansel and Gretel musical
Genoa High School Drama Department prepares a lively musical of Hansel and Gretel by Masters. Performances set for November 11 and 12 at 7 30 p.m under Randy Road supervision.
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Genoa
Hansel
Gretel
Lillian
Robert Masters
Witch Wicked
White Cat
Randy Road
Public hearing on rezone request in Columbus Nebraska
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Columbus Nebraska schedules a public hearing for October 12, 1977 at 7 30 P M in City Hall Council Chamber 2424 14th Street regarding a rezoning from R 1 to R3 for Lots 3 4 and 5 Black Door Prairie Lane Second Subdivision of Blacks 3 4 and 1 Prairie Vista Addition. Citizens may appear and be heard. City Clerk Lucille G Munson signs the notice.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council Chamber
City Hall
14Th Street
Black Door
Prairie Lane
Prairie Vista
City OF Columbus
Nebraska Planning and Zoning Commission
Lucille G. Munson
Notice of Probate Hearing in Platte County Nebraska
Formal probate petition filed for Mil Mueller estate in Platte County Court. Heirs determined and LeRoy Mueller appointed as personal representative, with hearing set for October 17, 1977 at 11:00 a.m. in Platte County Court.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Mil Mueller
State OF
LeRoy Mueller
Carter set for Nov. 22 trip abroad from White House
White House report outlines President Carter’s first major journey starting November 22 toward Lagos Nigeria with Air Force One. He will miss Thanksgiving at Plains Georgia and may spend Christmas at the White House, while press aides receive Christmas cards at the office. The piece notes White House police history and a bill to rename the service, plus Lily Spandorf’s Plains paintings and Bert Lance’s farewell party in Washington before returning to Georgia.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Carter
Air Force Une
Lagos
Nigeria
Plains
Jody Powell
Powell
Alka Seltzer
Bert Lance
Walter Mondale
Goodby
Nixon
Feri
Lance
Calhoun
Science advances in Hodgkin's disease cures many patients
UPI reports doctors at a national conference say Hodgkin's disease, a cancer of the lymph system affecting mainly adults 20 to 40, now leaves most patients disease-free for over five years with many likely to live normal lifespans. Eight in ten patients survive five years or more. relapses possible but most are considered cured.
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AL Rossiter JR
UPI
New York
Samuel Hellman
Harvard Medical School
Hodgkin
United States
Mortimer Lacher
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Lacher
Harvest of Harmony Festival Queen Crowned in Grand Island
Geanette Renee Meyer of Syracuse High School was named queen of the 36th Harvest of Harmony Festival in Grand Island. She was selected from 10 semifinalists. first runner up was Michelle Ann. Lautenschlager of Doniphan High School and Kim K. Boden of Osceola High School placed second and third.
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Grand Island
Neb
UPL
Geanette Renee Meyer
Syracuse
Geanette
Richard Meyer
Avoca
Michelle Ann. Lautenschlager
Doniphan High School
Harold Lautenschlager
Kim K. Boden
Osceola High School
Meridith Boden
French students value employment and ecology over activism
A nationwide survey of 4,475 French university students shows unemployment and environmental concerns outranking earlier causes like social justice and Third World issues. Most live at home, spend mainly on movie tickets, and a majority plan to vote with leftist and environmentalist leanings in the upcoming elections.
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Paris
UPI
Emile Zola
Albert Camu
Jean-Paul Sartre
Boris Vian
Native Son Sets Ski Jump Record at Obersdorf
A Columbus Nebraska item notes that on March 9 1973 at Oberstdorf East Germany a native son set a world ski jump record of 554 3 feet The distance compares to about four SS story buildings in height and is cited as a notable feat in sports history.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Obersdorf
East Germany
Jungle honey from Yucatan praised by health stores
So called Jungle honey from the Yucatan in Mexico is favored by health food stores. It is described as dark and derived from jungle flowers, with claims of low pollution and high natural origin.
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Yucatan
Mexico
Hite
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