Nebraska railroads win four percent intrastate rate rise
The Public Service Commission approved a 4 percent intrastate freight rate increase for Nebraska's five railroads, boosting annual intrastate revenue by about 415 117 dollars to help offset wage hikes. The move takes effect October 21 and follows a prior surcharges approved for fuel and labor costs.
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We Railroads
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Hob Marland
Eric Rasmussen
John Swanson
James Munnelly
Duane Gay
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Fourth Degree ceremony to honor Frank Thelen in Salina
State Master Ben Determan will preside at a Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree ceremony in Salina with officers from Eastern Nebraska, held at St. Bonaventure Church on Sept 29 at 3 PM. Benediction precedes a Social hour and dinner at Holiday Inn. Thelen, of Shelby, has long served KC agencies and district secretary roles. Dancing closes the event. Reservations go to Walt Gregorius.
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Police check on accidents in Schuyler area
Police Chief Marlin KraeI reports several crashes over the weekend in Schuyler. James Proskovec and Celestine Kment collided at 12th and Colfax. damage $100 and $300 respectively. Esther Folken and Lester Schutt damaged about $0.49 each. Robert French and Beatrice Drozda collided on Highway 4 with $250 each. Donald Hayes and a Greyhound bus on Highway 30 caused $250 each. No injuries reported.
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Schuyler
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New Offensive for Energy Cooperation Across Nations
United Nations report on Ford administration push to curb oil prices and unite Western Europe with the United States in energy cooperation. Ford, Simon, and Kissinger condemn rising costs, warn of world order breakdown, plan Camp David talks with non Communist industrial nations to address energy problems and potential conservation and pooling efforts.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Simon
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Venezuela
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