Nursing home praised for care at Val Marys Haven
A visiting inspection of Val Marys Haven Col umbus 87 owner Val Marys the administrator until 1972 shows staff hospitality openness and active programs. Activities director Carol Garbers social director Hita Cunningham emphasize patient independence and community support while noting need for volunteers and transportation help.
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Elmhurst College
Ilinois
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Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
UPI highlights mixed cattle and hog trade in Omaha with hogs down 50-75 cents and cattle mainly steady to weak. Early week figures show 3,500 cattle and calves with steers steady to weak, heifers mostly steady, and cows steady. Slaughter lambs rise slightly while sheep supply is scarce.
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Livestock Futures at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures show live cattle hogs and pork bellies with mixed quotes across contracts. Notable levels include live cattle near 42.25 to 42.50, frozen pork around 47.85 to 48.28, and hogs trading from the low 30s to mid 40s depending on contract and month.
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UPL
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Columbus Telegram Public Notices Subscription Rates
Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates and mailing options. Readers are urged to notify the postmaster of address changes and notes holidays and publication schedule.
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Nebraska
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G I Council backs statewide fireworks ban
Grand Island Nebraska council urges passage of a statewide fireworks ban in the upcoming legislative session. City Manager Earl Ahlschwede cites injuries fires and substantial damage from fireworks and notes public displays with permits would remain allowed while private use would be prohibited.
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LCMS workers meet in Columbus for Oct conference
Nebraska District LCMS announces the Al Professional Church Workers Conference to be held October 26 through 28 at Holiday Inn and Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Columbus. Pastors teachers directors and lay workers attend with Dr J A O Preus and Dr Walter Stuenkel among speakers and ceremonies.
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Leigh Upthrust Club Names Committees for Year
Leigh Upthrust Club president Leigh-Carrol Lowe announced the year’s committees at a Thursday noon Inca cafe meeting. Committees include community service Leo Daniels and Roger Litterman. membership Allen Schroeder. youth activities Arne Olson and Frank Reichmuth Jr.. program Tom Bradley. oratorical contest Lee Rodman. A board meeting is planned for October 28 with Lieutenant Governor Don Scheele of Fremont to plan yearly activities.
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Tom Bradley
Lee Rodman
Lowe
Ovt
Don Scheele
Fremont
Legion appoints Hoyd Pospishil as vice chairman
Hoyd Pospishil, the new judge advocate of the American Legion Nebraska department, was named vice chairman of the National Americanism Council. He'll serve through the 1978 fall National Executive Committee meeting after confirmation in Indianapolis this month. He previously held a similar post in 1960 with the Americanism Commission meeting in Denver.
CTCCA board reviews 1976 77 enrollment in Grand Island
CTCCA board of governors met in Grand Island to hear a summary of 1976 77 educational services for the 24 county CTCC area. Administrative Assistant Donald Nelson reported a 7.7 percent rise in unduplicated headcount and noted 6 percent of area residents were served. The district reached 68 cooperative centers, with 11 795 served by Community Education andSpecific campus enrollments listed for Hastings Platte College Columbus and Grand Island centers.
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Columbus
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James Underwood
Nelson and Johnson
Ernst Eichman
Omaha
Carolyn Holmquist
Jerry Norris
Ken Wortman
Chester Marshall
Chester Gausman
Verne Moseman
Association of Community College Trustees
Central Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
Grand Island Education Center
Hearing Set On Nursing Board Policies In Nebraska
Nebraska Public Health and Welfare Committee will hear testimony from proponents and opponents on the State Board of Nursing policies. The session will be at 1:30 p.m. October 27 in Columbus at Equitable Savings and Loan building. A second issue covers Laetrile cancer treatment under Legislative Resolution 41 with interim study details requested. The hearing is at 1:30 p.m. October 24 in Grand Island at Barr Junior High Auditorium.
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Nebraska
Columbus
Equitable Savings and Loan
Public Health Committee
Grand Island
Barr Junior High
West Stolley Park Road
House approves higher duty free limits for returning citizens
The House approved a measure raising the duty free limit for American citizens returning from overseas to 250 dollars from 100, with Senate action pending. The bill also increases duty free allowances for travelers from American Samoa, Guam, and the Virgin Islands to 500 dollars, caps cigarettes at 200 duty free, and tightens cigarette import rules for non residents.
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