Committee increases deductions for lawmakers and others
The House Ways and Means Committee moved to double the maximum deduction for Washington living expenses for members, tying the amount to days in session. If in effect in 1974, senators could claim 7392 and House members 1006 for full sessions, with dissent from Rep. Vanier-Veen.
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Louse Aibinders
School menus and junior fire patrol program update
Columbus City Schools outline weekly menus for Monday through Friday featuring fish sticks on bun, cheeseburgers, tacos, tacos with lettuce and cheese, and chicken fried steak. Albion notices a Junior Fire Patrol led by Mike Novicki with 36 fifth graders and monthly meetings, certificates after six of eight lessons, and fire safety training by local firefighters.
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Albion
Mike’ Novick
Columbus
Albion Public
St. Michael Catholic
William Berney
Novicki
Larry Vochop
Jack Landen
Berney
Uesday
Resources body sets meeting on Platte Study
Lincoln Nebraska UPI The Nebraska Natural Resources Commission will hold a special meeting on October 30 to take written and oral testimony on the Platte River Basin Level B Study. Gov Exon asked the commission to conduct the state review and comments will be accepted through November 11 with recommendations to Exon by December A. The study aims to plan conservation and development of Platte water and land resources for 10 to 25 years ahead and lists 33 recommendations costing about 50 million dollars based on 1974 costs.
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Missouri River Basin Commission
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Nebraska
Women join Annapolis as midshipmen amid change
Annapolis officials prepare for the academy's first female students in its 11th century. Women will face the same admission standards as men but need not meet peak physical fitness. they may join intercollegiate sports except contact events and must participate in intramurals. A statutory warship ban alters the summer fleet assignment.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Ford
Navy
Robert W. McNitt
Miei
Midshipmen
Academy
Woody Herman to Bring One Night Show in Columbus
Forecasters warn of a chilly Columbus night but at the Holiday Inn Woody Herman will perform a single show. Grammy winner Herman has assembled a powerful band for the occasion and locals expect a hot late evening.
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Herklee College of Music
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Te Kde
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Weis
Berklen
Gary Anherson
Iit
Woody Hennan
Commission to review county plan Tuesday
The Park County Joint Planning Commission will meet at the Viking Center in Stromsbury Tuesday at 10 a.m. to review preliminary information for the County Comprehensive Plan being developed by Kirkham Michael & Associates of Omaha. Open to the public.
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Park County
Viking Center
Stromsbury
Kirkham, Michael & Associates
Omaha
Pennsylvania
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