Allied Mills Dedication Set for New Feed Mill East of Columbus
Allied Mills will dedicate its new feed mill east of Columbus on Highway 30 with a Wednesday morning ceremony at 11 30 a m. Co hosts David Barker and Richard Lincain outline plant tours prior to the event. The plant capacity is 60 000 tons yearly, with about 99 percent sold in eastern Nebraska through a dealer network. Feeds target cattle hogs and poultry, and Wayne Health Aids products are also sold. The facility employs 29 plus sales staff.
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Weather Outlook Nebraska Faces Scattered Rain Possibility
United Press International reports scattered clouds moving into eastern Nebraska may trigger scattered rain by tonight and Tuesday. A high pressure system cooled skies today while Gulf moisture raises eastern counties' precipitation chances. rangeland danger index runs very high to extremely dangerous across the state. Gusty easterly winds and cool mornings prior to the unsettled setup are noted with varied regional temps.
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Omaha Woman Hurt In Mishap Near Columbus
State Patrol reported a one vehicle personal injury crash about 12 39 a m north of Columbus on Highway 1. Barbara Mapes of Omaha was taken to Behlen Community Hospital for observation after her car struck the Loup Power Canal bridge railing and flipped. The car slid about 228 feet and the cause may have been a tire problem.
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Yeshiguter
Columbus
Barbara Mapes
Omaha
Behlen Community Hospital
Columbus Rescue Unit
Loup Power Canal
Earthquake Devastates Lice Turkey Killing Thousands
Rescue workers battled heat and aftershocks as the Aller quake in eastern Turkey killed about 2,400 and left 4 villages cut off. In Lice alone, over 1,200 bodies were recovered while many areas remained unreachable, with the death toll expected to climb toward 3,000. Army helicopters and Turkish soldiers aided civilians in the relief effort amid widespread destruction.
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Young GOP settles delegate payments in Columbus meeting
Nebraska Federation Young Republicans reach a peaceful settlement over travel vouchers at a Columbus executive committee session. Details of the agreement faced criticism the previous night by Republican Party officials. Schreier faced censure for withholding funds, later withdrawn as travel policy shifts to actual expenses and coach fare with per mile driving allowances.
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Omaha
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Back-to-work trend noted in coalfields
In southern West Virginia the coalfields show a broad return to production with minimal picketing. UMW officials say most locals in Districts 17 and 29 voted to end the walkout, though pockets of resistance persist at certain mines. Union leaders caution against clashes with pickets while aiming to resolve disputes at mines.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Ronald Lester
Beckley
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Dion
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Clothier
Logan County
Ferrell
McDowell County
McDowell
Lester
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Tme
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Arnold Miller
Roger Thompson
Thompson
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Skip Delano
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World News Roundup Fromme Seeks Assassination Motive
Lynette Fromme, in absentia Manson sect leader, tells jailer she aimed to kill President Ford because her words went unheard. The 26 year old, nicknamed Squeaky by Charles Manson, was jailed in isolation on bail. Elsewhere in Rome Paris Beirut and Boston reports cover bank robberies hostage crises and clashes as wars and politics influence daily events.
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Walleye stocking boosts Lake North and Loup canal
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission stocked 9 000 walleye averaging five to six inches in Lake North and the Loup canal to improve future fishing. District I fisheries supervisor Lee Rupp notes this is the first such large stocking in northeast Nebraska and expects two years to reach keeper size. Survival depends on conditions, with past surveys showing low early survival but large survivors. Stocking funded by state fishing penality money. private hatcheries would charge about 50 to 60 cents per fish.
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Tagwerker among trio of inmates who escaped Lincoln jail
Bruce V. Tagwerker, 19, of Columbus, and two other inmates, Richard Huddleston, 19, and Calvin Clouse, 21, fled the Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex Sunday night by climbing a fence and remained at large Monday morning. Tagwerker was sentenced July 3 in Platte County District Court to 38 years after pleading guilty to second degree arson and robbery. prosecutors dropped nine counts.
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Calvin Clouse
Ue Tire
Platte County
William Tagwerker
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