Lincoln Nebrascas 200000 artful estate auction draws buyers
A four day Nebraska estate auction of Charles E Artzberg ers collection in Omaha drew buyers from across the country. The sale totaled about 200000 as 1100 plus items ranged from Wedgwood pottery to a Royal Copenhagen plate. Notables included Lincolns Don Ficke auction partner and buyers from New York California Wisconsin and Louisiana.
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Dry cleaning solvent linked to liver cancer in mice
National Cancer Institute report shows perchloroethylene caused high liver cancer rates in mice at large doses. Dow and industry groups dispute human risk, citing inhalation studies in rats with no clear carcinogenic link. Publication of final NCI findings pending in weeks.
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Postal service backs down on delivery vans
AP reports the U S Postal Service will modify 13 936 delivery vans to meet anti pollution standards after auto mechanic Bob Paetzel challenged a post office directive. Paetzel, a Champlin teacher, argued Minnesota law prohibits removing pollution controls from vehicles. MPCA official Rich Sandberg supported enforcing the law.
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Rich Sandberg
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College criminology class stages $10 000 theft exercise
Eight Nebraska Western College students in an introductions to Criminology course executed a simulated theft of 10 000 to 30 000 in college property. They entered offices with a master key and left tagged items and note warnings as part of a security analysis.
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John Harms
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Omaha girl twice stricken by rare Reye’s Syndrome
The 2 year old April Johnson of Craig has been released from Omaha Children’s Hospital after a second bout with Reye’s Syndrome. Doctors are 99% sure she had the illness again, though further testing is underway. The disease is rare and can be fatal, with the Johnsons’ 4 year old son Curtis having died of it.
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Gagy L. Johnson
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Nebraska Officials to Speak at Water Resources Conference
Nebraska figures Williamson and Shasteen will speak at the Universities Council on Water Resources gathering July 24 to 27 at South Dakota State University in Brookings. The Ashland Care Clinic, built with community pledges, will be dedicated Sunday, offering space for two dentists, two physicians and an optometrist.
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Brownfield award winner led Lincoln Jaycees at Ogallala
King James King of Lincoln won the Brownfield Award as a first year Jaycee at the Nebraska Jaycee summer convention in Ogallala last weekend. The Lincoln Jaycees took the sweepstakes for best project.
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Winnebago Man Drowns in Lincoln Stream
Officials recovered the body of Michael Thomas Walker 28 from a stream near Lincoln. He drowned Sunday in Big Bear Hollow, authorities said Monday.
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Business Opportunity Ads and Sales Listings
Advertising business for enterprising couple call Ron at KREIN REAL ESTATE 483-2913. Second hand retail store for sale in a good location with promising growth call 80670am-4pm 423-9532 after 4 Sundays. Retail liquor store in Lincoln for sale write Journal Star Box 877 23 Class C Bar for sale inquire at Maries Bar at 1 Neb. or call 663-447.
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Krein Real Estate
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Fire guts part of pumping station near Falls City
Falls City rural fire chief Dale Purvis said a leaky valve sparked a blaze that gutted the engine portion of a Williams Brothers pipeline pumping station about three miles north of Falls City. Fire units from Falls City Auburn and Dawson fought the fire for about seven hours starting Saturday night. Foam from Nebraska City and Offutt AFB aided the effort. No injuries were reported.
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