Hearing of Camp Continued in Rapid City
The preliminary hearing for Camp, linked to the Wounded Knee case, is moved to Rapid City due to conflict of interest among Camp's lawyers. Judge Wilson noted Camp's lawyers also represent co-defendants and a key witness, Russell Means, amid rights and venue motions in related cases across multiple states.
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Gas retailers must post prices by Friday midnight
Inland City reports that gas retailers must display ceiling prices at each station pump by Friday night to comply with Phase 4 directives. Revenue Service district director Vinal states the rule applies to diesel and gasoline fuels with posted rates to be publicly visible.
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Food shoppers face tougher choices amid price shifts
AP analyst notes rising costs and scarce supplies as households adjust meals. He highlights substitutions using day old bread and cheaper cuts, while critics blame policy and global trends for higher prices. Analysts warn ongoing inflation affects households and farmers alike.
Unclear Funds Allocate amid Turbulent Local Debates
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Local FLBA Representatives Attend Session
Local FLBA officials met Tuesday and today with Federal Land Bank Association directors in Geinwlskid to discuss latest credit terms. Keynote Wilhue Keon, president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, noted Farm Credit growth and demand from farmers and ranchers across Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming. New business total reached $217 million, surpassing last year’s peak as the bank adapts to higher interest rates and Farm Credit changes.
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Prisoner News Sparks Defense Letters At Court
A newspaper report describes a prisoner, Renitiger, serving a long sentence, writing in defense of work release while alleging a relationship with a guard. The article notes a hatchet incident during a weekend visit and details about his trial, conviction, and the press coverage surrounding the case.
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Surprise 21st Wedding Anniversary Honors Mausbach Family
A Columbus gathering celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mausbach with a Surprise 21st wedding anniversary. Attendees included Tarnov Mes and Mrs. AL Zouch and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kut, Mrs. Josephine St, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Payzanl of Cedar Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sliva of Ralston. The event at Silver Creek Park Silay featured the Bill Stiva family and honored Mrs. Callen Redty and Tani Siiva of Seattle.
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Diabetic Workshop Set in David City
A diabetic workshop sponsored by the Teall Repartment in partnership with the Nebraska State Health Department and County Extensivry Aids will be held Sept. 27 from 10 am in the necting room at Sunsii e Cau here. The $45 registration includes a meal and 2 cents per person covers costs. Topics include living with diabetes meal planning fitness food for the day and a Q A period. Those interested may call the County Health Department Ron Vaya.
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Rock star forfeits band amid drunken row
A rock and roll star forfeited his band after a Sunday incident blamed on drunken behavior. Police reported a theft of keys and a break-in at a bar, with the star allegedly involved in a disturbance that led to a halted performance.
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