Four area girls vie for 1978 Feeder Queen honors
Four candidates span Lindsay Humphrey and Columbus regions for the Feeder Queen title at Elks Country Club. Finalists Alice Bender Shirley Dohmen Kim Kummer Karen Klug and Julie Weiss are active in high school clubs 4-H and church groups. Pageant Sunday includes social hour dinner and program.
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Elks Country Club
Arnold Stuthman
Alice Bender
Lindsay
Alice
Lindsay Holy Family
Monroe High
Don Kummers
Rural Columbus
St. Luke United Church of Christ
Platte College
Karen Klug
Stevenson's
Silver Star
Glowing Candles
Kenneth Klug
Luther League
St John Lutheran Church
Julie Weiss
Humphrey
Lincoln to House $1 Million Indian Center Grant
The U S Economic Development Administration approved a $1 million grant for a new Indian Center in Lincoln. Plans include day care a halfway house alcohol rehabilitation and classes on Indian heritage. A later $2.3 million recreation gym and auditorium is planned nearby with federal funds sought. A site near downtown Lincoln is under consideration amid resident resistance and a committee study of alternate locations.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
U.S. Ecunonic Development Administration
Marshall Prichard
Prichard
Thone Entering Governor Race Draws Mixed Reactions
Lincoln candidates react to Charles Thone moving toward a gubernatorial bid. Vance Rogers and Bob Phares welcome the development, Stan Juelfs voices disappointment, while Thone says a formal announcement will come early next year.
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Thone
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Charles Thone
Vance Rogers
Bob Phares
North Platte
Thane
Stan Juelfs
Kimball
Phares
Rogers
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Ropers
Republican Party
Javid
Chone Wold
Coy
James Exon
Senate
Moose Excitement Roars Through Augusta Maine
In Augusta Maine a bull moose with seven foot wide antlers wandered for two hours through the city. Police pursued across the west side by the river including downtown and the state Capitol complex before the animal returned to the north woods on its own. Officers added a tuft of moose hair to the report as evidence.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
North Woods
Carroll Clement
River
State Capitol
Clement
Seaweed and Organs Dominate Pacific Coast Notices
A description notes brown kelp growing up to two feet daily and reaching 20 feet, while concert and church organs can weigh 150 tons with 10 000 to 27 000 pipes spanning from three eighths of an inch to 64 feet in length.
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Pacific Coast
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Kimkummer
Shirley Dohmen
Photoland
Aly Kodak
Mandy
Mtr
Lush
Duy & Arg
Lincoln Indian Center
Austria
Colombia
Afghanistan
Spain
Eastern
Europe
Menard Lawrence
Ralph Gerstue
Chris Bowden
Art Wilson
Andre Ela Warre, JR
Lions Club
First National Bank & Trust
Columbus Federal Savings & Loan
Tooley Drug Co
Schweser's
Daling Optical
Noan Lions
Larry Seawall
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Nebr
Columbus Noon Lions Club
Liquor Mart
Nebraska
THE
Cui
Johnnie Walker
Randy's Enterprises
Silver Creek
Saaerstar pateRe Sale
New Northbrook
Culligan
Northbrook
Hey Culligan Man
St. Columbus
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