Horoscope reading hints at harmony and caution across signs
Aries through Pisces are given advice on finances, relationships, and decisions. The piece urges calm in business, careful spending, and patience with others. It also notes a favorable outlook for a thoughtful child pursuing public or humanities careers.
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Aries Jagr
Abe
Businaas
Gic
Saxe Shy Lake
Vearalul Nella
Ras
Moon Children
Sagittarius
Mateo
Capricorn
Associeias
Aquarius Fron
Jung
Falantt
Marty
Balter
Bus driver Parker brings cheer to New York riders
Edgar Parker, a 30-year veteran bus driver in Harlem and Manhattan, greets passengers with cheerful phrases and multilingual humor. Known as an ordained minister, he focuses on kindness, visiting hospital patients, and placing neighbor before God and self. Riders praise his upbeat style and some even offer gifts or kisses.
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Martin Kruming
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Edgar Parker
Parker
Gomby
Arter
Midtown Manhattan
Santo
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
North Carolina
Harlem
Iris
God
Ceriman Syoman
St. Vyron Park
County NFO selects state delegates for Oct convention
The National Farmers Organization in Leigh Platte County met at the Tri County Recreation Area to choose delegates for the State NFO Convention on October 7 at Platte County Agricultural Park in Columbus. Delegates include Wilmer Kapels, Milton Dirks, Tom Meysenburg and others. wives may serve as alternates. County Chairman Melvin Mohrman urged attendance, with speakers listed as DeVon Woodland Governor J J Exon and George McGovern. Registration opens 8:00 AM with meetings at 9:59 AM and reports on cattle, dairy, grain, and hog sales followed by talks from Bill Selworst.
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Leigh
Melvin Mohrman
DeVon Woodland
Idaho
Pam. Cannel
J.J. Exon
George McGovern
John Adams
University of Nebraska
Memberso
Bill Selworst
State
Nio
Nebraska
Sertomans Pancake Day Promotes Columbus Event
The Columbus Sertoma Club announces Pancake Day at Columbus City Auditorium on Thursday October 12 from 0 am to 9 pm. Pancakes sausages milk or coffee will be sold with tickets at the door. A free hearing test will be offered during designated hours to support Sertoma civic activities including aid to Columbus Opportunity Center.
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Columbus Sertoma Club
Columbus City Auditorium
Sertomans
Sertoma
Columbus Opportunity Center
Respect Life Week at School Theme Schedule
The school joins Respect Life Week from Oct 1 to Oct 7, sponsored nationally by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and Rev Edward Tuchek. Daily themes outlined by Rev Adrian Herbek include the unborn on Oct 2 the aged on Oct 3 the poor on Oct 4 the young on Oct 5 peace on Oct 6 and the family on Oct 7.
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David City — Aquinas High School
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Edward Tuchek
Diocese of
Lincoln
Adrian Herbek
Thone seeks tax credit to ease homeowners burden
Rep. Charles Thone Nebraska proposes a federal income tax credit against property taxes paid, allowing a declining scale relief starting with a 100 percent credit on the first 50 dollars in taxes paid and tapering for higher amounts, with costs estimated between 6 and 10 billion dollars yearly.
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Washington
Hep
Charles Thone
R-Neb
Hone
Thone
Nixon
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Nebraska Lincoln debaters to compete at Platte College
Two University of Nebraska Lincoln debate teams will start the season in a Platte College Columbus tournament September 29. Teams include Tom Weiss Omaha and Deanna Talentt Pyte Lincoln, and Jim Say Norfolk with Scott Buckley Omaha. Assistant Professor Jackson Harrell and Karl Garmaker accompany the teams to face Midwest rivals. Public welcome to attend the debate on a plan for comprehensive federal medical care.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Platte College
Columbus
Tom Weiss
Omaha
Deanna Talentt Pyte
Jim Say
Norfolk
Scott Buckley
Jackson Harrell
Karl Garmaker
Lce
Midwest
TV sets donated to Veterans Home of Norfolk by VFW Auxiliary
Residents of the Veterans Home of Norfolk received portable television sets funded by a hospital project led by past state president Mrs Harley Volbrecht of Stanton with District 11 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. Volbrecht previously donated a Christian flag for the home's chapel.
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Leigh
Veterans Home
Norrfolk
VFW Auxiliary
Harley Volbrecht
Stanton
District 11 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Volbrecht
Stabbing victim regains consciousness after brain surgery
In Sioux City Pamela Gulz was conscious and able to talk after surgery to remove a knife blade from her brain following a stabbing. A nurse at St Luke's Medical Center reported the patient’s condition as improving and stable.
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Sioux City, Town
Pamela Gulz
Sioux City
St. Luke's Medical
South
Neb
Janet Susan Rabe
Gutz
Hazen
Dioux City
Dakota County
Miss Rabe
Woodbury County
CNTC campus to host visitors and conference events
CNTC will welcome about 600 visitors through October including high school groups and 150 to 200 students from five states for a public affairs conference. The college plans two campus projects with George E. Clayton & Associates as architect and highlights ongoing Foundation fundraising efforts.
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Central Nebraska Technical College
Hastings
Maurice Lungren
CNTC
Platte College
Columbus
Pall Conference
Nebraska State School Board
Stephen Gaines
Cntc Foundation
George E. Clayton & Associates
Grand Island
Platte
Nance
Catholic school system discussed reasons for maintaining separate system
In a study by 250 Aquinas Home School Association members, 23 district groups ranked 15 reasons for keeping a distinct Catholic school structure. Top motives include living Christianity daily, uniting knowledge under God's plan, learning Catholic doctrine, guiding moral choices, and preserving educational freedom in America.
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David City
Aquinas Home School Association
America
First hatie firemanship course starts in Leigh
The opening lesson of a five week hatie firemanship training course was given Monday by Leslie Lukert of Seward teaching with the Nebraska Fire Service division. Alvin Eggers Leigh Fire Chief schedules weekly meetings with outdoor training at all five sessions. Mr and Mrs Otto Bartenbruch and kin attended the Ak-Sar-Ben Pioneer Farm Family dinner and rodeo in Omahe with their daughter and family the Wardemans from Columbus.
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Leigh
Hatie
Leslie Lukert
Seward
Nebraska Fire Service
State Department of Education
Alvin Eggers
Otto Bartenbruch
Dim
Ak-Sar-Ben
Gmahe
Don Wardeman
Columbus
Doctoral degree graduates fare well at Nebraska
Lincoln AP report shows 20 percent of University of Nebraska doctorates earned between December 1971 and August 1973 found employment matching their advanced degree. 37 percent worked in university administration teaching or research, 7 percent in college positions, 12 percent as doctoral research associates, 14 percent in schools, 10 percent in government, 4 percent in industry, 2 percent self employed or in other fields, and 4 percent unemployed or unknown.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Norman Cromwell
Midwest
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