Carter Torrijos meeting advances Panama canal agreements
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos said they had resolved major interpretation differences on U S defense and canal rights after a White House meeting that lasted over an hour. Carter stressed no U S intervention in Panama’s internal affairs, while vowing to keep the canal open and neutral beyond this century amid Senate criticism.
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Indian summer continues with warm weekend forecast
The pattern shows Indian summer persisting in Nebraska through the weekend with a warming trend expected next week. Clear skies persist into Saturday as a cold front shifts air from Washington state into the region. Lows range from the upper 20s to mid 40s with highs in the 70s statewide by Tuesday.
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Plan National Day of Prayer President Carter Proclaims
President Carter today proclaimed December 15 as National Day of Prayer and urged all Americans to join in asking God's help to understand responsibilities. He said Americans of all faiths have historically sought divine providence for strength and wisdom to face challenges with honor and dignity.
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Power Conference highlights shifts from fossil fuels
Nebrasksa energy forum features Walt Behlen urging rapid use of non fossil sources and a crash program to develop shale and coal liquids. He lists geothermal, hydro, tide, hot rock, and breeder reactors as future options while warning cheap energy is largely past. Eastin criticizes EPA regulations and bureaucratic growth, urging cooperation between management and labor to survive rising energy costs.
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Longtime volunteer Lennie Jones recalls early Omaha fire days
Irene OBrien profiles Lennie Jones a North East Nebraska firefighter born at 1554 38th Ave now living with Isabella Jones. He recalls 1914 railroad transfer to the area 1918 volunteer service a drag wagon and a steam whistle. He describes fires bad old stores and the dangers of early firefighting and the shift to modern times.
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Local man killed in Colfax County collision near Clarkson
A Columbus man Rodney K. Havick, 29, of 9220 1éby Street, died when his pickup collided with a farm truck loaded with beans three miles west of the Clarkson spur and a mile north of the all county road intersection. Frank Fischer of Rt 1, Stanton, in the farm truck, was injured. No further details were available.
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