Eleven named to Nebraska Prehospital Care Board
Eleven persons have been appointed to the State Board of Advanced Prehospital Care created by SB138 to expand emergency health care and authorize some paramedic duties. Appointments approved by the State Health Board include six physicians Dr Stephen Carveth Lincoln Dr Anthony Carnazzo Omaha Dr George Osborne Hastings Dr Tom Lurber Norfolk Dr Kenneth Kimball Kearney and Dr Donald Bailey O Neill. Nurses Linda Swanson Lincoln and Helena Parker Scottsbluff. Lynn Caton Curtis represents physician assistants. Other members include consumer Bill Peters Scottsbluff Omaha Fire Chief Vernon Van Scoy. The board will advise and assist the Health Dept in implementing SB138.
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State Board of
State Health Board
Stephen Carveth
Lincoln
Anthony Carnazzo
Omaha
George Osborne
Hastings
Tom
Health Dept
Division of Emergency Health and Medical Services
Nebraska
Meyer
Clarence Davis
Osceola
Third City council reviews plant sites
Grand Island officials reviewed 10 proposed power plant sites for an 100 megawatt, 80 million coal fired plant in the Grand Island service area. Eight sites lie south of Grand Island and north of the Platte River, two are southwest of the city near Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant.
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Grand Island
UPI
Nelson Helm
Regional Planning Commission
Platte River
Cornhusker Army
Loren Moseley
Earl Ahlschwede
Robert Olson
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
David City to buy power from NPPD and lease plant
Nebraska City will purchase wholesale electrical power from the Nebraska Public Power District and NPPD will lease the community's generating facility as a reserve source. The Nebraska Volunteer Fire Association announces its State Fire School in Grand Island from Friday through Sunday covering firefighting rescue prevention and investigation.
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David City
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Nebraska Volunteer Fire Assn
Grand Island
Cable outage cuts long distance service across several towns
A construction accident disrupted long distance calls between Emerald and Pleasant Dale and limited service to Stromsburg McCool Junction Seward Osceola and York Monday evening. Lines were cut at 7 30 p m and restored after 9 p m. Doane College surpasses Century I Fund goal at 4 million with summer 1974 drive. Rep John Cavanaugh proposes naming Papio Creek Dam Site 11 lake Glenn Cunningham Lake in tribute. Health center budget for 1977 78 up six percent to 927 423 with federal share 61.4 percent state 20.5 percent and counties 6.8 percent. Margaret M Devine 69 dies at Broken Bow hospital. services held in Oconto.
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Emerald
Pleasant Dale
Stromsburg
McCool Junction
Seward
Osceola
York
John Cavanaugh
Papio Creek
Irvington
Glenn Cunningham
Omaha
Cavanaugh
UPI
South Central Community Mental Health Center
Omaha seeks buyers for 11 dollar houses in Urban Homesteading program
More than 100 callers contacted City Hall about 11 dilapidated homes offered for $1 under the Urban Homesteading program. Federal loans at 3 percent aid repairs. a five member mayoral committee will select applicants, prioritizing low income, to live in and fix up the properties in Erskine Park.
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Omaha
City Hall
Roger Morrissey
Housing and
Fire unit asks apology from museum director
Grand Island Rural Volunteer Fire Dept demands public apology from Stuhr Museum executive director Jack Learned for derogatory comments about the department. In a letter to museum board president S. N. Wolbach, fire chief F. J. Richter questioned Learned's claims about the department’s adequacy and response to a potential fire at the multimillion dollar railroad town exhibit.
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Grand Island
UPI
Grand Island Rural Volunteer Fire Dept
Stuhr Museum
Jack Learned
Hall County Board
Museum Board
S. N. Wolbach
Grand Island Fire Dept
F. J. Richter
Stuhr
Richter
Learned
Grand Island Board Approves $14 Million School Plan
The Grand Island school board set priorities for a 14 million building and remodeling program. Top item is a 4.3 million Walnut Junior High project, with 1.1 million for a grade school and additions to other facilities in northwest and east Grand Island. The board will reconvene to finalize scope of the remaining projects.
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Grand Island
East Grand Island
Gates
Nebraska disaster plea to be reconsidered
Gov. J. James Exon told President Carter the March storms prompted a reconsideration of Nebraska's plea for a federal disaster declaration. Officials in Washington reviewed funding for rural public power districts and, after talks, found a misunderstanding of funds. Exon expressed deep concern and urged an affirmative recommendation to secure needed aid.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Carter
J. James Exon
Exon
Washington
Pig farmer in Doniphan hit by tornado again
Doniphan report says pig farmer Bob Samuelson faced a second disaster as a tornado wrecked a hog building injuring several pigs. Two sheds and a feed system were damaged with losses estimated at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. no injuries to people.
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Doniphan
UPI
Bob Samuelson
Muelson
Nebraska Republicans criticize Cavanaugh vote on embargo bill
The Nebraska Republican Central Committee criticizes Democratic Rep. John Cavanaugh for backing a foreign aid bill that lifts part of the Cuba embargo and allows trade with Vietnam. The House passed the measure 252 to 158 after approving a Cuba and Vietnam ban amendment 288 to 119. Charles Thone and Virginia Smith voted for the ban.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Republican Central Committee
John Cavanaugh
U.S
Cuba
Vietnam
House
Charles Thone
Virginia Smith
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Barlow
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Lincoln, NE
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