Nebraska educational lands lease notice for Platte County
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds of Nebraska or its representative will lease by public auction at the Platte County Treasurer's office in Columbus. Description Set Two includes NW1/4 and NWYa of 34-17-2 a 40 acre tract more or less with an annual rental of 206 dollars.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
State of
Nebraska
Platte County
Columbus
Board of Educational Lands
Board For Educational Lands and Funds
Maniracig
Kent State Jury Chosen In 1970 Shootings Case
A 12 member Kent State jury was seated in Cleveland as prosecutors and defense questioned prospective alternates for the trial of eight former Ohio National Guardsmen indicted in the 1970 shootings. The regular jurors named include Paul Mack and George Muntean among others. six alternates are needed, with no date set for completing selection or start of testimony.
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Cleveland
Kent State
Ohio National
Janice Jackson
Savings and Loan
Martin Planisek
Albert Cantale
Thomas Hallauer
Jean Messenger
Jane Bretz
David H. Clingan
Donald J. Braidich
U.S
Film on special care units set here on Nov 1
A presentation on Respiratory Failure Diagnosis and Airway Care for Columbus area special care units will be offered Friday Nov 1 at a.m. and 3 30 p.m. in classroom 206 Behlen Community Hospital Columbus. Bonnie Bennett staff development director Behlen Community Hospital leads the four part series. The film covers diagnostic and management techniques for airway care including arterial puncture catheterization bedside pulmonary tests blood determination and interpretation and equipment used for airway support.
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Columbus Area
Behlen Community Hospital
Columbus
Bonnie Bennett
Ford study backs mandatory fuel cuts and new drilling
The Project Independence energy study urges mandatory fuel-saving measures including a car mileage standard and building efficiency rules. It also calls for accelerated U.S. oil production from new Atlantic Pacific and Alaska sites and Navy reserves, warning that relying on production gains alone could be risky for a decade.
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Washington
Ford Administration
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Navy
United States
Thieu Fires Four Cabinet Members in Government Shakeup
President Nguyen Van Thieu forced four cabinet ministers to resign amid Washington pressure and domestic protests. Among those dismissed was Information Minister Hoang Puc Nha, Thieu’s nephew, accused of limiting access to the president and facing corruption charges.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
Thieu
Hoang Puc Nha
United States
Wha
National Assembly
Ford
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Athéme
Women priests plan service in Riverside Church
In Minneapolis, Dr. Jean of Min Neapolis and two other women ordained as Episcopal priests will celebrate the eucharist in New York City's Riverside Church on Sunday. The service proceeds despite the House of Bishops ruling ordinations of women irregular. Rev. Dr Piccard, 79, calls the ordination controversy medieval and notes the church has not yet permitted women to be ordained. Seven Protestant and Roman Catholic women's groups will sponsor the service with Rev. Dr Piccard as celebrant, joined by Rev. Alison Check and Rev. Carter Heyward.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Jean
MinNeapolis
Episcopal
New York City
Riverside Church
Episcopal House of Bishops
Piccard
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Alison Check
Diocese of
Virginia
Carter Heyward
New York
U S Population Hits 212 Million Mark in Sept Count
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 212 216 000 as of September 1. This shows an increase of 155 000 from the prior month and 1 6 million from a year earlier, reflecting ongoing growth across the nation.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Home Canning Push Signals Higher Food Prices
A Washington AP summary notes a canning equipment shortage limits output. Inflation and Ford's garden pledge boost home canning, while those who do not can face pricier commercially canned vegetables this fall and winter amid tighter supplies. Virginia Knauer’s briefing asks steel lid makers to expand production. responses are not yet forthcoming.
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Walshington
United States
Agriculture Department
Ford
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Lidjmakers
Quiet Palm Beach wedding for Rachel Fitler seeks small ceremony
London AP: Rachel Fitler, in her late seventies and aunt of Happy Rockefeller, plans a quiet wedding in Palm Beach to Michael Wilson, a 28 year old Welsh coal miner son. She insists on a small ceremony despite publicity and denies any offer of $48,000 to call off the marriage.
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London
Rachel Fitler
Palm Beach
Associated Press
Ina
Philadelphia
Miss Fitler
Nelson A. S Rockefeller
Happy
Michael Wilson
Migs Fitter
Mikey
Wales
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
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Iska
Humane Society
Armory
Larry Friedlan
Rich Gaver
Buncan
Board OF Educational Land & Funds
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Lincoln
By Kent Hickman
Anna Hake
Stanton County
PUBL
Creston
G.M.C
ASCS
Conyers Auction & Realty CO
Kessler
Atorney
U.S. Energy Officiel
Richard M. Nixon
Rachel
Haven Smith
Empson
Chappell
Disal Hospitaliz
Rick Rubler
Pershing Center
Mutual Aqouaha
United of Omaha
PLATTE TECHNICA\\ COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Psychology
Sociology
Soc
Student Services
Platte Technical Community College
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