Seven tourists injured in Big Thunder Mine cave-in
Seven tourists including a young boy were hurt when the Big Thunder Gold Mine near Keystone collapsed. About 100 tons of rock fell deep in the mine, with guides and tourists nearby as state troopers searched rubble for trapped individuals. Injured were taken to Rapid City hospital. owners planned to reopen Thursday.
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Keystone
S.C
Black Hills
Big Thunder
Rapid City
Pennington County
Ken Gardner
Hartford
Jim Hersrud
Clay Center meat plant suit filed
A Clay Center couple filed in Lincoln federal court asking that if any judgments arise from their sale of the Clay Center Meat Co they be paid by the real estate firm that handled the deal. Ronald L. and Sandra Slayton of Denver sue Donald L. and Kathleen Springer plus Strout Realty Inc. of Englewood Colo. The Slaytons allege misrepresentation and claim the plant would net at least 50000 annually but say it could produce only about 500 monthly due to lack of federal certification and inspection barriers.
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Clay Center
Lincoln’s
U.S
Clay Center Meat Co
Donald L
Kathleen Springer
Ronald L
Sandra Slayton
Denver
Slaytons
Strout Realty Inc
Englewood
Colo
Well Dries Up Prompt Private Water Line to Home
Omaha AP describes Howard Wade north of Omaha who faced a dry well in January. He hauled water or paid 1.5 cents per gallon and even used a horse tank for children to swim. On Wednesday the MUD Board approved a private line costing $2,500, which Wade calls reasonable for a life necessity.
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Omaha
Howard Wade
Wade
Metropolitan Utilities District Board
Geneva Receives $200000 Block Grant for Water and Transit
U S Senator Edward Zorinsky announced a $200000 community development block grant to the Geneva community to enhance its municipal water supply and transportation system.
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Washington
Geneva
U.S
Edward Zorinsky
Public Hearing Set on Lincoln Budget for 1977-78
City of Lincoln schedules a public hearing on the mayor's proposed budget for the year beginning September 1, 1977. The August 9 meeting at 7 30 p m will be in the City Council Chamber, 555 South 10th Street, to review budget statements and schedules including Federal General Revenue Sharing Funds and city county health department figures.
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City of
Lincoln
City Council
South 10Th Street
Ballard Field
Bowling Lake
Civic Center
County Human Services Department
Southeast Nebraska Health Council
Coddington
Transportation Department
Transportation Dept
Lincoln Transportation Systems
Department OF Finance
Department OF Transportation
Administration
Adi
Department OF Urban Development
Department OF Public Works
General Services
Police & Fire
Sc Department OF Parks & Schedule
Lancaster
Lanning Sudgret
State Game Commission
Lincoln Transportation
State Auditorium
Fire Department
Lincoln Transportation System
Gulf
Gulf Capital Improvement Fund
Lincoln General Hospital
Cotner & Adams
70Th & Adams
Chemical Dependency
Ie Police Garage Cie
Nebraska State Committee For
Nebraska
State Committee For
Lancaster County Railroad Transportation Safety District
Roca
Central Business District
48Th and
Cornhusker Highway
McPhee School
South 15Th Street
First National Bank
Department of Roads
Federal Highway Administration
Bennett Martin Public Library
Sanitary and Improvement District
Cass County
Standard Station
I-80
Greenwood Exch
Office of Sanitary and Improvement District
George Bell
Lan caster County meetings and notices announced
Notices list several public meetings including Lan caster County Weed Control Authority on August 8 at 7 30 P M and South West Rural Fire District on August 9 at 7 30 P M at Station 31 Lincoln. Also a parole board hearing for several inmates on August 17 18 at 8 15 A M at the Lincoln Penitentiary and a Rural Water District No 1 meeting on August 10 at 8 30 P M at Bennet. Also a bid notice from the Department of Labor for Lincoln space of about 1000 sq ft with three offices due August 15 1977.
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South West Rural Fire District Board of Directors
Station
Folsom
West Burnham Streets
Lincoln
Nehracka
Benjamin Bolden
Narcisse Merrick, Jr
Michael E. Sedoris
Carlos Deleon
Jerzy F. Spicna
George Spicka
Dennis M. Young
Lancaster County
Board of Parole
Nebraska
John B. Greenholtz
Rural Water District NO
Fir Street
Bennet
Don Ehlers
Department of Labor
Governor’s
Special Grants
William Kranda
Governor’s Special Grants
North 11Th
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Clay Center Meat Plant
Marguerite Spaett
Health Department
Lincoln Electric System
Pinewood Bowl
Bryan Hospital
Mobile Heart Unit
League of Human Digrity
Southeast Nebraska Health Systems
Mahoney
Lyon Distributing Center
Weed District
Social Security Bureau
Nebraska Department of Revenue
Journal-Star Printing Co
Harold Sieck
United Supply & Rent
Continental Oil Company
the Clark Enerson Partners
Petty Cash
Delbert Todd
Latsch’s, Inc
Villager Motel
Carmichael & Mahoney
Crosby
Guenzel
Davis
Kessner & Kuester
Miller & Paine Book Store
NRD
Lincoln Aviation Institute
Glenn D. Johnson
Alexander & Alexander Inc
Carl Wolfe
Randall Stratton
Villar Motel
Carark
Lancaster County Extension Service
Dwayne Soucek
Farmers Union Coop Oil Assn
John C. Krafka
of Water Department
Department of Sources
Armco Steel Corporation
Jim George
Ray Icenogle
William Karnik
United Supply & Rents
Amoco Oil Company
National Bank of Commerce
John David Caribom
Hal L. Schroeder
Glenn Douglas Johnson
Opal M. Kuehn
Dennis Duane Leach
Martin E. Johnson
Virgil Johnson
Deborah Marie Nissen
Mabel J. Murdoch
Alvin Horn
Chris George Holt
Aug
Lincoln, Neb
City OF Lincoln
State of Nebraskas
Lancaster County Weed Control Authority
Yolande St
LaRue Wunderlich
Kenneth E. Wimmer
Sec
Treas
Lower Platte South Natural Resources District
General Fund
Lincoln University Club
Owen C. Perry
Co. C. Kimball Company, Inc
Meginnis Ford
Pat Ash, Inc
Reese