Nebraska Supreme Court to hear varied cases this week
The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear a range of cases including poker chess and be heard on specified days. The speed limit law faces review with its 10 dollar fine cap and license point exemptions. Dudley Chase case returns to the court after lower court reinstatement on a technicality.
Discover Columbus Bulletins Senior Citizens Lunch and Law Case
Senior citizens are asked to call the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce at 564 2769 for reservations for a Senior Citizens day lunch on Oct 10 at Ag Park. Transportation can be arranged. Also a gambling law case in Lincoln seeks an injunction against Lancaster County attorney over the Checkmate Club and whether games of skill only are allowed under Nebraska law.
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Two Albion youths killed in Nebraska highway crash
Two 17 year olds James Beierman and Nancy Karges of Albion died in a three vehicle crash on Nebraska Highway 14 near Albion. Five others injured, one hospitalized. A fire followed the Beierman car.
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Honorary Members Cited At District FHA Session
Future Homemakers of America held the District IV convention at Lakeview High School on Saturday with Diane Donnelly of Schuyler named district adviser. Two Honorary Members were named Kathy Kinzer Wilke of rural Columbus and Bearl Schuyler. State candidates were chosen for spring elections and several competitions were announced including yearbook and scrapbook awards won by Lakeview and North Bend.
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Two Weeks Left to Re-register in Platte County
The Platte County Election Commission updates voter records as Nebraska statutes require new registration forms for petition validity. About one third of recipients have re registered. two thirds remain. Mrs. Wilken urges speedy re registration at the courthouse first floor with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday including noon.
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Visa saga tents Nossa return to U S continues to unfold
Lincoln Nebraska UPI Perry reports a visa muddle involving a doctor Nossa who planned to re enter as the spouse of a German national. Nossa says embassy rejection followed a Bogota visa affair. Curtis seeks State Department help as Osceola ties and an attempted extension lapse loom.
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Disagreement Over Ford Proposal Halts Intelligence Probe
Rep. Otis G. Pike and Rep. Robert McClory clashed over President Ford's plan to supply information to the House intelligence panel. Pike warned the restrictions would stop the investigation, while McClory said substantial progress had been made toward resolving the conflict.
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Rain to Move Through Nebraska Tonight and Tuesday
A cold front in northwestern Nebraska brings scattered clouds tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms into Tuesday. Lows tonight range upper 30s west to low 40s east, with highs on Tuesday similar to today but potentially cooler in the west as the front passes.
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J A company meetings set for Junior Achievement groups
The first Junior Achievement company meetings are scheduled for tonight and Tuesday. Students who missed the organizational session may still attend. Fleischer Manufacturing hosts a 7 p.m. meeting at Fleischer's, Pawnee Scout publishing at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Scout office, Radiacy at KTTT radio at 4 30 p.m. Tuesday, and Becton Dickinson manufacturing at the main BD plant at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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