Apollo Club to sing at Columbus prayer breakfast
The Discover Columbus Days Governor's Prayer Breakfast is set for 4:45 a.m. on Saturday October 12 with Governor J James Exon to speak. Craighton Knall chairs the morning program, Merle Seblines reads Old Testament scripture, Wayne Ellis reads New Testament, and Dan Jackin offers the closing prayer. Virginia Smith will attend. tickets cost 1 25 and are sold at local outlets. A Willa Cather art exhibit opens Wednesday in the Columbus Federal Community room.
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Columbus to host OSHA conference for employers
Columbus will host a Nebraska Safety Council OSHA conference on October 23 at the Holiday Inn for employers. The event, in its fourth year, features two sessions with an OSHA update in the morning, a luncheon speaker, and a second session for supervisors. Noted presenters include Powzell Ekey and Thomas L. Carroll with experts from state and university safety programs. Advanced registration is required through the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce or the Nebraska Safety Council.
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Show-cause order against Capital Lines
LINCOLN Neb. SPL The Nebraska Public Service Commission voted unanimously to issue three show-cause orders against Capital Service Lines for discontinuing bus service from Lincoln to Columbus. The commission will withdraw the orders if service is restored. the firm allegedly dropped the route after a driver quit and planned to hire a replacement this week. The Columbus route ran five days a week and commissioners noted the firm runs profitable charters and could divert one driver to keep the route running.
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Ford ties lower taxes to spending cuts plan
President Ford urged Congress to permanently cut individual and business taxes by nearly 28 billion dollars while tying the relief to sharp federal spending reductions. The plan would raise the personal exemption to 1000 and set a 2500 standard deduction, plus lower corporate rates and expand tax credits. Critics call the linkage a mirage, while Republicans praise it as good news and press for spending curbs.
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Humphrey Dominates AFL CIO Convention Cheers
In San Francisco the non candidate Hubert H Humphrey drew loud union cheers at an AFL CIO gathering while hinting at a possible draft at the Democratic National Convention. George Meany praised his speech and criticized President Ford as three other contenders sought labor support. Birch Bayh Lloyd Bentsen and Henry Jackson attended. Bayh received the warmest remarks. Meany said he would remain neutral until the convention then help pick the nominee. Humphrey attacked Ford's veto heavy administration as an economic lockout.
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Nebraska Weather Outlook Turns Wet Tonight Across State
United Press International reports a cool wet turn for Nebraska with a warm, mostly sunny day giving way to increasing clouds tonight. Southerly winds 16 to 20 mph and highs in the 80s to 90s, with overnight lows around 43 to near 60, and a chance of showers as a cold front moves in from the Dakotas and Wyoming.
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Modern Pipers Followers Seek Life On Another Planet
A group around a mysterious couple lured followers in Waldport Oregon with promises of life on another planet. Participants signed over property and possessions while some members vanished after meetings. Authorities cautious, possible fraud suspected, no missing reports filed.
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Court hears arguments on exclusion law
The Nebraska Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a provision allowing drivers to exceed the interstate speed limit by 10 mph without paying court costs, while up to a $10 fine. Prosecutors argued the costs are a constitutional obligation. defense said the law is a general provision applying to all and costs fund the justice system. The case stems from an original action by Attorney General Paul Douglas at Gov. Exon's request.
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Bank hostage drama erupts in Manhattan standoff
Barefoot gunman seized up to 10 hostages in a Manhattan bank demanding 10 million in gold and Patricia Hearst's release. Police infiltrated via a rear door and arrested him. three hostages remained at gunpoint but unharmed.
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Columbus in facts photos tabloid tease
A brief feature advertises a special Columbus tabloid in today's edition. It promises photo rich stories and facts about the city aimed at longtime residents.
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Lakeview senior earns National Merit Letter of Commendation
Diane Loseke of Lakeview High School received a Merit program Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. She ranked just below semifinalists named last month among 35,000 high scorers nationwide from the 974 preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, representing under 2 percent of 1976 graduates. Dunne plans to pursue optometry after high school.
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