Historic dates on Feb 1 1974 bulletin board
Friday and the 32nd day of 1974 note key anniversaries from 1790 to 1968. Highlights include New York hosting the Supreme Court’s first session under John Jay, Mary Stuart’s execution sentence, Texas secession vote, Edison’s studio completion, the first auto insurance policy, Autherine Lucy’s Alabama admission, and Nixon’s presidential bid. Birthdays listed for Renata Tebaldi, Doris Lee, and S. J. Perleman.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New York City
John Jay
Elizabeth I
Mary, Queen of Scots
Texas
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N.J
Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas Martin
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Richard Nixon
Altamirano
Argentina
U.S
Saigon
Renata Tebaldi
Doris Lee
S. J. Perleman
Panhandle Weather Forecast Facing Mix of Rain and Snow
Mostly cloudy conditions Friday night with a chance of light rain changing to light snow. Saturday sees rain and snow mixed with gradual clearing by afternoon and colder temperatures. Lows Friday night 13 to 18, highs Saturday 35 to 40, northerly winds 8 to 16 mph. Extended outlook calls for continued cloudiness Sunday to Tuesday with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the teens to mid 20s.
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Panhandle
Teen finds marijuana bags on street near Jackson and 9th
Early Friday two bags of marijuana were located on East of 9th and Jackson. At 1:43 a.m. a hit and run occurred at 9th Ave and Jackson involving a car tied to Ida King of Hardy Apartments. Ray L. Kenton of 2004 Maple was arrested for DUI and leaving the scene.
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9Th
Jackson
9Th Ave
Ida King
Hardy
Ray L. Kenton
Maple
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Inpatient list shows admitted patients Sidney Lucille Porter Troy Meyer Nellie Rocha Hilda Bivens Virginia Cox Chappell and Ruth Samuels. Discharged patients include Sidney Lonnie Kuhns Sharon Galen Troy Meyer and Chappell Corey Fraass Dalton Viola Kurth.
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Sidney
Lucille Porter
Troy Meyer
Nellie Rocha
Hilda Bivens
Virginia Cox
Chappell
Ruth Samuels
Lonnie Kuhns
Sharon Galen
Corey Fraass
Dalton
Viola Kurth
Births Report Two New Babies in Miller Memorial Service Area
Scott Aaron Bruns born January 26 at Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell nine pounds eight ounces to Mr and Mrs Richard Bruns Lodgepole. Renee Lynn Kryklund born January 2 at Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell eight pounds five ounces to Mr and Mrs Herman Kyrklund Big Springs. Aaron Christopher Nelson born January 2 to Mr and Mrs Larry Nelson Lincoln nine pounds six ounces with brother Greg aged three.
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Richard Bruns
Lodgepole
Scott Aaron
Miller Memorial Hospital
Chappell
Jeff
Nellie Bruns
Julesburg
Cole
A. D. Wilder
Potter
Renee Lynn Kryklund
Herman Kyrklund
Big Springs
Renee Lynn
Stanley Kyrklund
Sidney
Robert L. Morris
Mason City
Anna Conrad
Aaron Christopher Nelson
Larry Nelson
Lincoln
Aaron Christopher
Greg
Lewis Nelson
Leon Gansemer
Murray
Jennie Nelson
Clyde Trump
Soup Supper At Sacred Heart Lodgepole Friday
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Lodgepole hosts a soup supper on Friday February 1 from 4 to 8 pm. Menu includes chili vegetable and chicken noodle soup with relish and pie for dessert. Proceeds support church activities.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Lodgepole
University Takes Control of Hiram Scott Campus
The University of Nebraska formally took possession of the former Hiram Scott College facility in Scottsbluff. Don Sample passed a symbolic key to Dr. John L. Weihing as the NU Panhandle facility shifts crop research from Mitchell to Scottsbluff while livestock and machinery research stay at Mitchell. President D. B. Warner said the resolution expands opportunities to serve the local area.
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University of Nebraska
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Don Sample
Legislative Calendar Update From The Associated Press
Tuesday and Wednesday legislative days show bills signed by the governor, confirmations of gubernatorial appointments, and multiple LB numbers advanced or laid over. New bills LB1005 LB1006 LB1009 introduced with adjournments noted.
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Associated Press
Congress
Stan Matzke
James Jackson
G. William Burroughs
Lb66
Select File
General File
Lough Accepts Six Month Post With Rep Martin
Albion News reports publisher Jack Lough will serve six months in Washington in Rep. Dave Martin’s office, ending year’s end. Lough and wife plan March departure for the capital. Ruth Laredo receives Winston Churchill Traveling Fellowship for nine weeks in Great Britain, first musician to win $4,000 award, plans May departure.
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Albion News
Jack Lough
Dave Martin
Rneb
Washington
Lough
Traveling Money
New York
United States
Ruth Laredo
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Laredo
Body Found Near Lincoln Linked to 15-Year-Old Wendy Hile
Lancaster County Atty Paul Douglas stated Lincoln police are 99 percent sure the decomposed body found near Table Rock is Wendy Hile, 15, missing since November 15. Phillip Rabstejnek discovered fragments in a creek on his farm and investigators found more remains with no sign of a struggle. Dental identification was expected, and the case was being treated as a Lancaster County homicide involving Lincoln authorities and Pawnee County sheriff's office.
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Lancaster County
Paul Douglas
Lincoln
Table Rock
Wendy Hile
Phillip Rabstejnek
Associated Press
Bernard Hile
Lincoln Northeast High School
State Patrol
Pawnee County
Senator Barnett pushes alcohol treatment center bill
State Sen. Wally Barnett of Lincoln said he is drafting a bill to establish an alcoholic treatment center at the penitentiary. He would coordinate with a Judiciary Committee plan for a drug rehabilitation program and aims to have the program ready by Monday.
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Wally Barnett
Lincoln
Penitentiary
Barnett
Judiciary Committee
Associated Press
Lions and Band Auxiliary Pancake Feed Set
The annual Lions and Band Auxiliary pancake feed is scheduled for Saturday February 16 in the Sidney High Cafeteria. Proceeds go to the band auxiliary and youth activities, with drawings for three $100 grocery gift certificates and a 10 speed bicycle.
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Lions and Band
Sidney High
Vince Maliszewski
Lions
Dalene Oteey High
Lexington
Malissewski
Snow stuck car rescue method from truck drivers
Michigan City Indiana AP reports Clark Equipment Trailer Division suggests a rock technique to free a car stuck in snow. Drive forward until wheels stop spinning then back up, repeating to gain momentum and exit the snow rut.
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Michigan City
Ind
Clark Equipment Trailer
21 Million Proposed for Capital Construction
The legislative fiscal analyst backs about 21 million dollars for capital construction in 1974-75 with no tax funds. The plan leans on 9 million federal revenue sharing 8.5 million cigarette tax 2 million federal funds and 1.7 million cash funds, while Exon proposes 7.7 million from taxes 4.7 million revenue sharing 3.8 million cigarette tax 2.1 million federal funds and 2 million cash funds. Ehrlich opposes tax funding and favors delaying a 73 million Lincoln facility and no NU land purchase. Exon supports land acquisition funds 1.43 million and a three year 9.3 million plan for UNL life sciences and related projects.
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J. James Exon
Elwin Ehrlich
Exon
Ehrlich
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
UNL
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Nee Eeoerre
Dorothy Carey
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Kerene Ericksen
Elgin
Mary Ann Nelson
Julie Meravec
David City
Kathryn Splinter
Peg Kariberg
Sumner
University of Nebraska Phote
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Hiram Scott
Martin
Barrett
Hiway Police
Notre Dame Cathedral
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