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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

3

Nebraska Senator Fowler tops NWPC ratings in 1973 session

The Nebraska Women's Political Caucus rated Sen. Steve Fowler of Lincoln tops for voting with NWPC positions on all 12 roll calls during the 1973 legislative session. Other lawmakers ranking high included Shirley Marsh and John Cavanaugh among Lincoln and Omaha figures, with several Nebraska senators listed as lower performers.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Women's Politioal Caucus Steve Fowler NWPC Fowler NWEC NWPE Walter Epke York John Murphy Signs City MWPC Texist NAVPC Shirley Marsh Wally Barwell Roland Luedtke Yavati Siupson Ernest Chimbers John Cavanaugh Fle Omaha Frank Lewis Hullevue Robert Glark Sidney Calvin Carstens Dvaca Dennis Rasmusses Scotia Lester Stul Alliance Richard Maresh Milligan Richard Lewis Volhroak Maurice Kremer Aurora W. C. Kennedy Newmat Grove W. Burbach Crofton Yvonne Leung Nebraska

Blacksmith is college grad by Roger Petterson AP

Michael Snyder 34 uses hand forging in West Virginia to craft ironwork and restore historic cabins. A college graduate, he rejects power tools, teaches an apprentice, and aims to make artisanal metalwork affordable for ordinary people while preserving traditional methods.

Roger Petterson Associated Press Weller Wymer W. Va Mountain Valley Michael Snyder Thal Snyder West Virginia Monongah New York

Means attacks Haskell College officials in Kansas speech

American Indian Movement leader Russell Means charged Haskell Indian Junior College officials with arbitrary and demeaning treatment of students. He cited conversations with several students and criticized management as fumbling and bumbling. Means spoke at a press conference before addressing about 700 people at the University of Kansas and announced plans to attend a Potawatomi gathering in Molton, Kansas, to elect a tribal constitution committee.

Lawrence, Kan American Indian Movement Russell Means Haskell Indian Junior College Wounded Knee Prairie Rand Potawatomi Indiups Bureau of Indian Adairs Molton Kan

Marland to resign as assistant secretary at HEW

Washington AP reports Sid ney P. Marland Jr. will resign from his post as assistant secretary at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to return to private life. The White House announced the resignation, effective February 1, with deep regret and appreciation for his work. No successor was announced.

Washington Sidney P. Marland Jr Department of Health, Education and Welfare White House Marland Nixon Oved HRW Last Oxtaher

Justice Department targets bar association fee limits

Washington AP Justice Department seeks to break a 7B year tradition of minimum fees set by bar associations. Deputy Attorney Ally Brace Wilson testified to a House Judiciary subcommittee that fee schedules resemble cartel price fixing and may violate antitrust laws. The ABA contends lawyers follow local guidelines, but Wilson says many schedules deter undercutting with disciplinary threats. Civil action may start the antitrust push rather than a criminal case.

Washington Justice Department America Paputy Assi. Ally. Brace Wilson American Bar Association Tase Ian Dhe Yions Ithote Isla

Group homes planned for state in Nebraska

The Welfare Department will establish state wide group homes for up to eight children aged 7 to 17 from the Nebraska Center for Children and Youth. Auburn will host the first boys home, Seward the first girls home, with additional sites in Columbus and Hastings and several others planned over the next fiscal year.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Center For Children and Youth 8CCY State Welfare Department Auburn Ncgy Supl Robert Rudell Seward Columbus Hastings Funids Auburna Senlar Omaha Platte

Budgets Due Not Later Than Monday Across State Agencies

AP reports that state departments faced deadlines to submit fiscal 1978 budget requests by Monday, yet several remained incomplete including Administrative Services, Revenue, Agriculture, Welfare, Public Institutions, Corrections, Military and Motor Vehicles. University and college budgets also delayed while extensions granted to the University of Nebraska and state colleges. Gov Exon, Secretary Beermann, and Attorney General Meyer had not filed their budgets. law imposes no penalties for late submissions.

Lincoln Web Administrative Services Revenue Agriculture Sta The Game Commission State Patrol and Library Commission University of Nebraska and State Colleges Kiven J. J. Exon Secretary of Allen Beermann Athy Clarence &. Hl. Meyer

Mark Boettcher Receives Insurance Service Award

Lincoln Nebraska AP The Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents named A J Bud Meyers as president at its annual convention Also announced were officers John D Bush Omaha first vice president Donald J Harr McCook second vice president Thomas F McGowan Omaha George C Martin Fremont Baliga director Platte Insurance Board received the board achievement award Gerald L Herron North Platte was fieldman of the year Distinguished service awards went to Mark Boettcher Columbus James Anderson Kearney Marvin Lyman Tinea and Harry A Koch Omaha.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents A. J. "Bud" Meyers Holdyege John D. Bush Omaha Donald J. Harr McCook Thomas F. McGowan George C. Martin Fremont Baliga Nebrasa Incal Board The Platte Insurance Board Atward Gerald L. Herron North Platte Mark Boettcher Columbus James ¥. Anderson Kearney Marvin £. Lyman Tinea Harry A. Koch

Callas Postpones Public Appearance in London

London AP reports soprano Maria Callas postpones her first public appearance in eight years at Royal Festival Hall amid eye ailment. A recital remains sold out. another date was set for November 26 as doctors predict a performance by late November.

London Maria Callas Royal Festival Hall Paris

Stuart voters approve school bond issue plan

Voters in Stuart Nebraska approved a 240000 bond for an addition to Stuart High School. The tally was 209 to 77. The project will be east of the high school with a gym physical education department and a stage for drama, and will not add classrooms. Bid setting is planned by July.

Stuart Neb Hall County R. J. Shearer Stuart School Board Stuart High School

Iowa Nebraska High School Chess League Formed

Eighteen Omaha-Council Bluffs area schools formed the Iowa Nebraska High School Chess League. Weekly matches begin October 8 with each team playing every other and a spring tournament planned.

Omaia Neb API Omaha-Council Bluffs Bob Cooper Aed Thomas Jefferson High School Council Bluffs

Stormy Heifer Wins Award After Care by DeAnna Wayie

In St Paul Nebraska a stray heifer named Stormy, rescued by DeAnna Wayie, regained health with tender care. Despite illness and doubts from a veterinarian, Stormy earned a red ribbon for breeding heifers at Howard County fair, and DeAnna earned reserve champion for showmanship with Stony.

DeAnna St. Paul High School Stormy Sormy Howard County Stony

Fort Calhoun plant gets tentative operating license

OMAMA Neb Fort Calhoun nuclear plant receives tentative full operation approval as the AEC licensing board affirms an initial decision. OPPD officials say the review process remains theoretical and expect final authorization soon The Fort Calhoun Station is at full capacity about 195 000 kilowatts with operations near 100 percent.

Omama Neb Omaha OPPD Tania Monroe Atomic Energy Commission ABC Commission Sein Fort Calhoun Jave Normar Lils Colul

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