State football scores From Nebraska city wide results
North Platte and Scottsbluff posted key wins while Hastings St. Cecilia overwhelmed Red Cloud. Notable upsets included Haxtun Colo and Imperial in late scores, with Bellevue East and Johnson-Brock delivering strong showings in regional clashes.
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O. Gross
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CBTY
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Paxton
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Norris
Dalton
Chappell
Dorchester
Friend
Eustis
Maywood
Fremont Bergan
Logan View
Grand Island
Hastings
Red Cloud
Hemingford
Hyannis
Humboldt
Johnson-Brock
Humphrey SF
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Colo
Kearney
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Ravenna
McCook
Lexington
Medicine Valley
No. Platte SP
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Lourdes
Falls City
Norfolk Catholic
Battle Creek
No. Platte
Scottsbluff
Oakland
Pender O. Cathedral
CBSA
Crei
Hartington CC
Wolbach
Arcadia
Yuma
Kimball
Towotial Co
Ocrin
Tim Carper
Joe Burke
Doug Brown
Pat Doug Brown
Hastings St. Cecilia
Ed James
Ron Johnson
Mark Zalman
Mike Myers
Johnson
Robert Fontain
Pat
Bruce Jacoby
Brian Jacoby
Hastings SC
Bob Marr
Shawn Borgeson
Jim Ashburn
Mike Mahoney
Jeff Peter
Pat —Joe Godert
Lantern Lane leads in opening race at $1,500
Lantern Lane driven by Forth finishes first in the first race for 4 year olds and up over 5 furlongs, with J C s Joy and Roul to Win also among the top finishers. Also ran Maria Dawn James Juror Cortiz Jr Wind Songs Love.
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World's Peak
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Crafty Barton
Nebraska Hunters Face Busy Weeks with Upland and Deer Openings
Nebraska hunters trappers and coon men face a busy period as pheasant quail and firearm deer seasons start. Pheasant season opens Nov 5 with a two bird daily limit and six in possession while quail opens Nov 12. Deer season begins Nov 12 and raccoon opossum season starts Nov 1. Waterfowl season runs through November with peak duck and goose shooting. Rabbit and squirrel seasons stay open in November. Shooting hours vary by game type with upland 15 minutes before sunrise and big game half an hour after sunset.
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Husker volleyball perfect in round robin play in Norman
Nebraska volleyball swept Kansas State Iowa State and Oklahoma State in Norman to set up a Saturday noon showdown with Missouri for the Big Eight tourney lead. The 25 7 Huskers beat Kansas State 15 3 15 12 Iowa State 15 9 15 11 and Oklahoma State 15 6 15 3. Missouri also 3 0 in the tourney.
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Okla
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Huskers
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Terry Pettit
Connie Bloom
Ring win to Cisneros over Sanispevan in Nebraska Smoker
Lawrence Cisneros of the University of Nebraska Boxing Club earned a unanimous three round decision over Carlos Santispevan, last year's Southeast District Golden Gloves champ, in the feature. The NU Boxing Club added four other victories with Greg Pietz, Clark Schmidt, and Jim Doyle winning in heavyweight, and Mike Clough claiming the 150 lb class.
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Midwest
Lawerence Cisneros
University of Nebraska Boxing Club
Carlos Santispevan
Nebraska
Cisneros
NU Boxing Club
Greg Pietz
Clark Schmidt
Jim Doyle
Mike Clough
Art Mehem
Jackson Boxing Club
Doug Kaluza
Joe Brandon
House of Shears
Tom Coyme
Nebraska University Boxing Club
Lee Acosta
Stan’s Lounge
Tom Hawthorne
Central City
Doug Tucker
Mike Coen
Ron Souchek
Hastings
Gene Busboom
Aaron Gruber
Chester Grahm
Carlos Sentispevan
Goodrich casts doubt on 1978 capital projects
State Sen. Glenn A. Goodrich of Omaha predicts 1978 capital construction will be limited perhaps to 12 million dollars. He notes no big NU or agency building requests and cites tight money and an election year as reasons to focus on operating budgets and tax relief. He lists possible 12 million uses as fire safety, renovations, land acquisition, and planning funds for future projects.
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Glenn A. Goodrich
Omaha
NU Omaha
Goodrich
Nebraska News Briefs Include Sewage Project and Grants
A seven year effort to stop sewage draining into a Sarpy County creek is complete as Blue Ridge subdivision waste flows to Omaha interceptor and Papio Creek plant. Nebraska gains nearly 17 million dollars for state employment and training programs from the U S Labor Department. Psychologists honor seven Nebraskans including Thompson and Edwards for founding UNO psychology program in 1937. Seventy two counties receive in lieu of tax payments from the Nebraska Public Power District totaling over 105 thousand dollars. Frederick Pletka, 22, held in Sioux City jail for slayings of James King and Robert Schmeckpepper. Karen Bates Green receives concurrent five and 15 year sentences for robbery and manslaughter in Keith County. HUD awards Bellevue 150 thousand dollar grant for land, housing rehabilitation and code enforcement. Simulated atomic device to detonate at Camp Ashland as part of an oven house event.
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Sarpy County
Blue Ridge
Omaha
Papio Creek
Nebraska School Psychologists Assn
William H. Thompson
Frances M. Edwards
Omaha University
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Frank Mendascino
Margaret Drusen
Millard
Deb Hill
Kearney State College
Martin Heflebower
Broken Bow
Valerie Cook
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Nebraska
Pletka
Frederick Pletka
Sioux City
Iowa
James King
Robert Schmeckpepper
Karen Bates-Green
Nebraska Center For Women
Keith County
Ogallala
Walter Stanton
David Denman
Arvie Womack
UPI
Platte Generating Station Faces Second Lawsuit
Four Grand Island landowners filed a second declaratory judgment and restraining order suit in Hall County District Court against the Platte Generating Station. They allege the city failed to secure Power Review Board permission and warn of water, cost, and rate impacts tied to the $80 million plant slated to open in the early 1980s.
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UPI
Platte
Hall County District Court
Richard Hartman
Charles Stelk
Claude Hongsermeier
Marie Wiese Dibbern
State Power Review Board
Platte River
Nebraska Public Power District
Emil Schaupdach
Donald Weaver
Schaupdach
Infant girl's slayer seeks lighter term
Lawyers for Clarence Howard ask the Nebraska Supreme Court to reduce his 3 to 10 year manslaughter sentence for the Feb 7 death of infant Sherry Smith. He had been babysitting, struck the crying child in a rage after futile resuscitation attempts, and called for help.
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United Press International
Nebraska Supreme Court
Clarence Howard
Sherry Smith
Douglas County
Howard
City and County Back Plan to Fund Rape Crisis Center
A straw poll shows 8 of 11 council and county officials plus the mayor favor joint funding if a Region II Crime Commission grant is not received. Supporters include Dick Baker Joe Hampton Steve Cook Bob Jeambey John Robinson Dan Gauger Bruce Hamilton Helen Bousalis.
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Joe Hampton
Steve Cook
Bob Jeambey
John Robinson
Jon Gauger
Bruce Hamilton
Lincoln
Helen Bousalis
Bob Sikyta
Leo Scherer
Scherer
Bob Colin
Stillwater
Okla
Family Service Assn
Open Door Health Center
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Gina Washburn
Human Services
Bob Clark
Pro Laetrile Hearings Draw Strong Support in Grand Island
At a legislative health hearing in Grand Island pro Laetrile supporters outnumbered opponents about ten to one. Dr Otis Miller of Ord argued doctors should decide treatment and noted patients sign affidavits acknowledging Laetrile is not FDA approved. Only Dr William Chleboard of Fremont opposed legalizing Laetrile, warning of political pressure on medical authority.
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Richard Lewis
Holbrook
Health and Welfare Committee
Omaha
Lewis
Otis Miller
Ord
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FDA
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William Chleboard
Fremont
Nebraska
American Cancer Society
Trial set February 13 for welder in death of woman
Dawson County Judge Keith Windrum set February 13 as the trial date for Dennis Sell a 32 year old Lexington welder charged with first degree murder in the death of Ruth Eby 32 found nude near a rural Lexington road Sept. 27. Sell had pleaded innocent to the murder charge and faced defense motions on probable cause bond and access to prior records. He was arrested while working at the Sperry New Holland plant and previously pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit rape on a June 17 Johnson Lake incident. Windrum ordered Sell held without bond.
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UPI
Dawson County
Keith Windrum
Dennis Sell
Ruth Eby
Eby
Sell
Windrum
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Dawson Counties
Sperry-New Holland
Union Pacific freight derails near North Bend
Twenty seven Union Pacific freight cars left the tracks at the west end of North Bend on Saturday morning. Cargo damaged a Terra-Western Corp fertilizer plant and looting of fertilizer was reported. No injuries. Firefighters put out flames. at least one derailed car carried U.S. mail.
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