Israel shoots down 3 Egyptian helicopters
Israel said its air force and anti aircraft fire downed three Egyptian helicopters near the Sinai coast as emergency aid convoys moved toward the east bank of the Suez Canal. U.N. observers reported convoys crossing to the encircled Egyptian troops amid continuing cease fire tensions and smoother international efforts to recruit peacekeeping troops.
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Sues
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
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Sues Canal
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Asraeli
Alara Vietiv
Bashir Shawiff
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Columbus Frost Ends Warm October Day
The city recorded its first fall frost at 22 degrees Sunday night while a sunny October day followed by noon. Forecasters noted a warning of possible showers and brief snows west central Monday night, with highs expected around mid fifties to sixties and gusty winds.
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Mercury
Associated Press
Nebraska
National Weather Service
Weather Service
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Norfolk
Chadyou
United Fund drive reaches 35 percent milestone
Columbus United Fund campaign reports 24 281 raised, 35 percent of 65 400 goal, the highest level in local history. Three firms reach 100 percent contributing status: Equitable Savings and Loan Association, Jansen Excavating, and Loli Petratella.
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Columbus United Fund
Jerry Kneifel
United Fund
Equitable Savings and Lawn Association
Jansen Excavaling
Loli Petratella
Nixon urges Congress to shelve Soviet trade plan
Washington AP says the Nixon administration asked Congress to temporarily suspend President Nixon's recommendation to liberalize trade with the Soviet Union. Peter Flanagan, the president's foreign economic policy adviser, said the stance is temporary and could change if a Middle East peace settlement is reached.
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Nixon
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Soviet Union
Peter Flanagan
Middle East
Skylab 3 countdown begins for November launch
AP rounds up space and global news as Cape Canaveral records the ongoing preparations for Skylab 3. Countdown began at 10 pm with checks on Saturn I rockets and the Apollo ferry ship ahead of a Friday rehearsal and next week's final phase. Also notes Kennedy truncating Reagan's lead in polls, rising crime concerns in the United States, Everest climbers completing a fall ascent, and political shifts in Portugal and Northern Ireland amid violence.
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Edwards
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Skylid Space Station
Miss Wiese Crowned Queen of Platte Feeders Group
Susan Wiese of Columbus crowned Queen of the Platte County Livestock Weeders Association at Holiday Inn. Runners up were Judy Teodehorst and Christine Reins. Mylon Wegener officiated. Vicw President Duane Lutyens and Sam Deimindr presented awards. Miss Wiese will represent Platte County at the state contest November 27 in Kearney.
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Columbus
Donald Wiese
Lindsay
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Platte Center
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Ray Gallermeyel
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Platte College
Ant Paw Swanson
Cornhuskur Public Power District
Plate County
Hah Yoboril
Riese
Hell
Kearney
Te Nebraska Livestock Feeters Association
Susan
Moby Fanily High School
Lindsay Non Platte College
Moorman Manu Taecturing Company
Police report shows ten weekend accidents in Columbus area
Over the weekend Columbus Police logged ten crashes with minor injuries in several locations including 26th Avenue and Wi Street. Victims included Edward W. Greene Jr and Anna L. Nuehel with listed damages and injuries, plus multiple other drivers and vehicles across 11th Street to 29th Avenue.
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225Th
26Th Avenues
Edward W. Greene Jr
26Th Avenue
Anna L. Nuehel
Shelby
Lerie A. Hagelstein
Uth Street
Kathleen H. Mullin
23Rd Street
Richard W. Blassen
Linden
Edward
Na Damage
Ard Avane
Robert J. Waany
18Th Street
Mans A. Mielal
17Th Street
Donald R. Rousek
Cheyenne Street
Street
Howard Boulevard
Ftante
Zork Avenue
Lyle Ve Ernst
Iih Street
Timothy A. Molinow
Walk off at Sutherland power station delays work
In Sutherland Nebraska workers from Local 854 of the General Tavors at Helpers Union walked off the job at Mc Gerald Gentleman Power Station amid a dispute over a union member’s discharge. Personnel manager Frank Nickles said a picket line formed mid-morning and all work halted, with resolution hoped for by Monday afternoon.
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U S carrier task force moves toward Indian Ocean
The Pentagon announced a US carrier task force including Hancock and five destroyers, sent from the Pacific, in response to Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean. Officials said no decision yet on whether the force will advance toward the Middle East, while both powers avoid direct confrontation.
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Malicea
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George re elected NACI officer in Nebraska meeting
George,Nebraska operations director of Becton Wickinsen Columbus, was re elected vice president of the Nebraskan Association of Commerce and Industry at the first annual meeting in Omaha. NACI is a statewide business and industrial firms group linking local chambers of commerce.
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George
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Columbus
Nebraskan Association of Commerce and Industry
Fiist
Omaha
NACI
Nyorehan Age
Chambers of Commerce
Senate Hearings Open Amid Cox Ouster Debate
Washington fired special Watergate prosecutor Archuald Cox is to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee as Congress debates his ouster and a new prosecutor. Rising questions focus on access to White House materials and possible legal challenges to the plan.
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White Horse
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig Agrece
del Connally
Connally
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Tex
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Howard Hunt
Sivica
Hope vote on Ford in Congress this year
Washington AP report says Democratic leaders expect Rep Gerald Ford to be voted on as vice president in both houses this session. Speaker Albert pledges action and Mansfield notes planned hearings on Archibald Cox as timetable talks proceed.
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Gerald Wt. Ford
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Carl Albert
D-Okla
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Mansfield
Schuyler-Columbus resurfacing project begins
The Nebraska Department of Roads initiates asphaltic concrete resurfacing on Highway 30 from Schuyler east for 0.4 mile past Columbus Missal Valley Construction Co. area. Project financed by Roads funds. Project manager Lyle Welfe of Colinas.
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Calumbus Missal Valley Construction Co
Astand Jis
Department of Roads
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