Time Was Museum displays a Mendota treasure trove
The Time Was Museum in Mendota, opened in 1970, houses a 35-year collecting history curated by Ken and Doris Butler. Visitors can touch many exhibits, from antique toys and cars to ships in bottles and a mock street scene, with loans from friends and a retirement-style, non profit setup.
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Copley
Mendota
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Wis
Muscu
Ken
Doris Buller
Butlers
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Butler
Yun
Museung
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Mrs. Butler
Tylers
Meyer declines to opine on Lincoln school tuition case
Nebraska Attorney General Clarence Meyer refused to issue a formal opinion on whether public schools may waive tuition for out of state relatives seeking Lincoln High School attendance. He noted that legislature authorization would bind no one and that residency is a fact, not a legal ruling, leaving Crump's bid for a declaratory judgment unsettled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Alty
Clarence Meyer
Public
Wally Barnett
Meyer
Arther Eugene ‘Crump
University of Nebraska Law
Lincoln Board of Baucalion
Patrick Cooke
New York City
Lincoln High School
Crump
Cooke
Willis Hecht
Crimp
John Prasch
Barnet
Steict
Family guests in area visit Colorado relatives
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciecior were their son Mr. and Mrs. Nardis Ciecior and family of Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kula and sons of Lincoln were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muhsman.
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Tarnov
Joseph Ciecior
Nardis Ciecior
Colorado
Stan Kula
Lincoln
Robert Muhsman
Social Security Answers on Death Benefits and Earnings
A column from Columbus Social Security outlines that children on a mother's record receive protection similar to a father's. If the mother dies, eligible children under 13 or under 22 if full-time students can receive monthly checks, provided the mother worked long enough. It also notes earnings limits: at age 72 you may earn up to $9400 yearly without losing benefits, at age 66 the limit is $2400 yearly with possible partial benefits for months you earn less than $200 and not self employed. consult your office for full details.
Ford vows Bicentennial gift in inflation fight
President Ford pledges to curb inflation before America’s bicentennial July 4 1976 1978 at Continental Congress anniversary events in Philadelphia. He frames inflation as a public enemy and outlines a timetable amid congressional criticism while urging unity. Teresa Fricke places seventh in home living judging at the State Fair with 77 points.
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Philadelphia
America
Continental” Congress
Congress
Ben Franklin
David City
Teresa Fri¢ke
Jeanette Berucha
Butler County
Guida urges elderly programs to aid Nebraska seniors
Lincoln Nebraska Joy Guida executive director of the Nebraska Commission on Aging urged stronger emphasis on programs for the states elderly. She noted 12 percent of Nebraskas population is over 65 and that in some counties the share is higher. She said seniors register and vote at higher rates and urged action now to secure funding for retirement education through community colleges and to establish care centers in Lincoln North Platte and Omaha to provide social meals and daytime medical access.
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Nebraska
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Gaidan
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American Association of Retired Persons
Gaia
Eck
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Commmunnity Colleges
North Platts
Omaha
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Northbrook Condominium
Ark IL
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Armor Realty
Austin Realty
Gateway Realty
Nebraska Land Allied Realty
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