Hiking Minister Completes First Portion Of Walk
The Rev. William Richardson, a 50 year old United Methodist minister and former Navy pilot, completed the first half of a Trail of Tears reenactment walk begun July 4 from Murp hy North Carolina. He traveled about 600 miles through North Carolina Tennessee Illinois Missouri preaching daily to vary ing congregations and raising funds for American Indian scholarships aiming for about 3 000 dollars total.
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William Richardd
Crawford
Mur«phy
N.C
Billy
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Trail of Tears State Park
Camp Girardeau
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ilinois
Missouri
Court House
Jesus Christ
Bill
Deer Victim In Tuesday Highway 19 Collision
A Colorado driver escaped injury when his 1965 Dodge struck and killed a large deer on Highway 19 four miles north of Lorenzo at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. Trooper Max Ibach of the Nebraska State Patrol investigated. the driver Lee Trott, 73, Canon City, Colorado, was not hurt. Vehicle damage was about $300.
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Colorado
Highway 19
Lorenzo
Max Ibach
Nebraska State Patrol
Lee Trott
Canon City
Colo
Protests at hearing against removal of two Union Pacific trains
Ten witnesses from five towns testified in Sidney Tuesday protesting the proposed discontinuance of Trains Nos. 5 and 6 on the Union Pacific. They cited travel needs, delays, and accessibility, urging continued service and noting potential issues for emergencies and regional mobility. The ICC will continue hearings toward October with demonstrations across several cities.
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Sidney
Union Pacific Railroad
Dix
Bushnell
Chappell
Union Pacific
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
ICC
Joseph May
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Dorwart
Brower
Dorcas Spencer
Nebraska
Henry James
Fremont
Omaha
Esther Horum
James Bourret
Kimball
W. E. Zehr
Iowa
C. F. Kohn
Edward L. Anderson
Stella Cox
Kearney
Grand Island
Fire precautions for nuclear emergencies and home safety
Practical guidance on preventing fires during nuclear attack times emphasizes common sense rules. It covers keeping heat sources clear, safe storage of flammable fluids, electrical safety, and shutting out heat from explosions. It also advises water readiness, shelter use, and basic firefighting tools and methods to suppress fires quickly.
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Senior Citizens Center
Kansas-Nebraska
Telegraph
J. J. Baluska
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Snyder’s Boy’s
Campus
Pacific Trail
Prem-Press
Lee Jeans
Betty Rose
Fine’s
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