Colubus Telegram reports Seaton urges higher pay for professors
The Columbus campaign stop features Mrs Fred A Seaton Hastings stating University of Nebraska professors should be paid more to reduce reliance on outside earnings. She argues higher salaries would improve education by allowing more in classroom time and less distraction by prestige work.
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Howard willing to talk on gambling case
A key defendant Bert Reid Howard, now in federal prison for one year and one month, offers to disclose Nebraska Bar Association member involvement in the Salanitro gambling ring in exchange for release. He filed the petition in U S District Court and the bar seeks release of grand jury testimony to probe professional misconduct allegations.
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Roseland approves $100000 school bond vote in Roseland Nebraska
Voters in Roseland Nebraska approved a 100000 dollar school bond by a 21 point margin 11256 in favor. The funds will finance a four room elementary school to house elementary classes.
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Cozad man wins horseshoe pitching title at Pawnee Park
Ralph Fleharty of Cozad won the Class A horseshoe pitching tournament at Pawnee Park on Saturday. Roy Larson of Newman Grove and Russ Hill of North Loup finished second and third. In Class B Leonard Strofel of Clarks won with Fay Kapke of Lincoln second and Louis Tomek of David City third. Raleigh Johnson of Neligh captured Class D, with Chuck Wilsey of Columbus second and Frank Merrill of Juanita third. Jerry Kapke of Lincoln took first in Class D, Huss Grooms of Valentine second, Jim Potter of Valparaiso third.
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Cozad
Pawnee Park
Roy Larson
Newman Grove
Russ Hill
North Loup
Leonard Strofel
Clarks
Fay Kapke
Lincoln
Louis Tomek
David City
Raleigh Johnson
Neligh
Chuck Wilsey
Columbus
Frank Merrill
Juanita
Platte College melodrama opens Thursday at Fie Arts Center
Platte College presents Dirty Work at the Crossroads or Tempted Tried and True at the Fie Arts Center Theater. The production marks PTCCs Theatron 70s Repertory Theater debuts with a cast including Ken Bonk Monica Olson Nellie Frank Dieter Carol Cumming Leonie Asterbilt Janet Kranz Paula Gilsdorf Katie Hervert Flueretta Debbie Liebig Dennis Grape and Mookie Maguggins. Performances begin Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m. with a 3 p.m. Sunday matinee. Tickets at the door.
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Group elects Dr. Liebentritt for Nebraska Cancer Society board
Arthur Liebentritt of Columbus was elected to the Nebraska division board of the American Cancer Society at Kearney. He will help set policies and budget for the cancer control program. Volunteers learned two anti-smoking projects and how to organize a patient transport corps. Dr. Phillip Isenberg discussed environmental cancer research. New officers listed include Dr. Arnold Lempka as president and Bill Dean as board chair. Awards were given to Hugh Mahon for Volunteer of the Year, Ella Joye for Special Merit, and the Fashion Forum for Mastectomies unit for Project of the Year.
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Eppley Cancer Institute For Research
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Omaha
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Albion
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Ella Joye
York
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You Know United Press International A Dragon Pillar Mystery
A 23 foot tron pillar in Delhi has stood for 1,500 years without rusting. Experts remain unable to determine the原因, drawing interest from historians and scientists.
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United Press International
Delhi
Shell Creek ALCW Holds October Meeting at Church
NEWMAN GROVE The Shell Creek ALCW met at Shell Creek Lutheran Church with Mrs Render Benson leading the program and Mrs Leonard Johnson delivering a Bible study and a district convention summary from Topeka Kan. Special merit gifts were given to Mrs Sidney Forre and Mrs Clarence Nelson with Love Bugs. Harvest Festival set for October 17. hospitality team named Ruth Johnson and Mrs Alvin Hendrickson.
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Leonard Johnson
Topeka
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Clarence Nelson
Grand Island
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Court upholds Bridgman burglary conviction in Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court reaffirmed that judges may consider any potentially relevant factors when determining punishment. The ruling upheld Bridgman for burglary at Brown Derby Cocktail Lounge and Larry's Driven Liquors in Columbus and affirmed Houston for robbery and related firearm charges with varying prison terms.
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VEW Delegation Hosts Bingo at Grand Island Veterans Home
Sixteen members of the VW and Auxiliary traveled to Grand Island Tuesday night to conduct bingo for Veterans Home residents. They brought 25 dollars in prizes, 25 dozen cookies from the Auxiliary, four boxes of books and magazines, clothing, and craft materials. Participants included Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Carroll Bisson, Hazel Adams, Lena Kaplan, Margaret Bures, Adele Boss, Monica Mimick, Frances O Connor, Kathy Clausen, Oma Weaver, Elva Egger, Dorothy Legenza, Evelyn Roschynialski, and hospital chairman Alice Petersen.
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