Seven die in weekend Nebraska wrecks and parade highs
United Press International reports seven persons killed in Nebraska traffic crashes over a weekend and an earlier weekend injury death. The fatalities include Lloyd A. Sila, 57, Emerson, from Oct 5 crash. three Omaha deaths in a Sunday one car wreck. a late Saturday pedestrian death in Lincoln. and a York couple in a two car collision near Norfolk. A Columbus Discover Columbus Days parade drew 60 plus entries with awards for several local groups.
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Lloyd A. Sila
Emerson
Neb. 32
West Point
Omaha
Daniel W. Darland
Robert G. Carego
Kimberly S. Jengen
Columbus
Lakeview
Kiwanis Club
Josephine Harrison
York
U.S
Norfolk
Two Injured In Mason Road Auto Crash Near Pole
Dosa Chelstie of 3021 13th Street sustained two broken ankles in a one car crash occurring 1% miles north on Mason Road Saturday night. Debbie Hamling Route 2 and Kenneth Weaver Park view Trailer Court were treated and released at Behlen Community Hospital. The southbound car struck a utility pole, causing live wires to fall around the vehicle and power outages in the area.
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Dosa Chelstie
13Th Street
Mason Road
Debbie Hamling
Route 2
Kenneth Weaver
Parkview
Behlen Community Hospital
Columbus crowns a king and queen at first Discover Columbus Days
Walter Behlen and Ruth Levine were crowned King Ferdinand I and Queen Isabella I during the Grand Ball and Coronation closing Discover Columbus Days. The event honored civic leaders with extensive community service, including Levine’s PTA, Red Cross, and Girl Scouts work, and Behlen’s industrial and charitable contributions to Columbus and Nebraska.
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Omaha
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Behlen
Color photograph marks first in Columbus Telegram print
The Columbus Telegram prints its first locally taken color photo featuring Walt Behlen and Ruth Levine. Photographer Mike Senior arranged a session with the royal couple last week, and an Omaha company prepared color separations to create four printing plates in red yellow blue and black for the image.
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Walt Behlen
Ruth Levine
Columbus
Telegram
Royal Couple
Mike Senior
Omaha
Cindy Pfeifer Named Second Runner Up in Miss Columbus Day USA
Cindy Pfeifer, 18, representing Columbus Neb, was named second runner up at the Miss Columbus Day USA pageant in Columbus Ohio. She is Platte County Junior Miss, among 11 contestants from area communities. She attended with Columbus mayor and Mrs. Fred Gerber and her parents. Teresa Marie Blair won Miss Columbus USA with Diane Bodron of Columbus Mississippi as first runner up.
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Columbus
Neb
U.S.A
Ohio
Cindy
Platte County
Fation
Fred Gerber
Ben Pfeifer
Platte Center
Columbus Ohio
Teresa Marie Blair
Mississippi
Diane Bodron
Weather contrasts and mountain forecast across regions
National Weather Service notes another day may be better for hunting in Wyoming mountains with potential significant snow Tuesday night. Nebraska sees cold front bringing drizzle in west and mostly fair skies in east with record high expectations. Tonight, west clouds and central rain. east clear to partly cloudy. Tuesday outlook: west cloudy and cool with light rain. east partly cloudy. highs upper 60s to low 90s.
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Wyoming
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Nebraska
Towers
Exon to decide on special session for Nebraska finances
Gov. JJ Exon said he would decide by Tuesday or Wednesday whether to call a special session of the unicameral to address the state's financial situation. He is drafting the message to lawmakers if the decision is made.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Exon
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