Misunderstanding of eight per cent limit in Nebraska school aid
Nebraska Education Department clarifies LB448 rule on the eight per cent per pupil increase. Education Commissioner Floyd Miller says the limit applies to per pupil costs, not total district budgets, and districts exceeding eight per cent per pupil costs could lose state aid to offset the excess.
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Lincoln - State Education Department
Nebraska
Floyd Miller
Record Earnings for Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co 1967
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co Inc reports record operating revenue and net income for 1967 with per share gains and 11 acquisitions boosting 1968 sales potential by about 40 percent. S. D. Whiteman and Thomas Creigh Jr disclosed figures to shareholders. Operating revenues rose 9 percent to 43,335,000 from 39,729,000. net earnings increased 13.4 percent to 6,017,000.
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Hastings
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc
S. D. Whiteman
Thomas Creigh, Jr
Paint Spraying And Dog Killing
A dog was killed reportedly by a strike or shot to the head while in a runway and pen. Red paint was sprayed on a 1963 Buick. A north side school window was broken. Police were notified Monday.
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Jerry Truax
Roy Bauer
Bob Adams
Linden
George Hinn
Gurley Groups May Be Combined
The LWMS of the Salem Lutheran Church of Gurley met at the church parlors with 11 members present. Mrs. Roger Sorge led the meeting as president, and Mrs. Allen Lessman conducted devotions. They discussed uniting the Ladies Aid and LWMS and planned several joint meetings before a final decision. Mrs. Leonard Oberndorfer hosted.
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LWMS
Salem Lutheran Church of
Heart Disease Kills Before Sixty Five Surpasses Other Causes
Before age 65 heart and circulatory diseases kill more people than the next five leading causes combined, challenging the notion they are only an elder problem.
Governors Were Writers Plymouth History Shaped Colony
William Bradford the Plymouth Colony's second governor helped form Massachusetts literary tradition through his history Of Plimoth Plantation and John Winthrop's A History of New England. These works provide historians with much of what is known about early New England colonists.
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Patrick Maginnis of Kimball Dies at 59
William Patrick Maginnis 59 a lifelong Kimball resident died Monday evening at Kimball Hospital Born April 18 1908 in Kimball He married Jose phine Hein on November 23 1936 He operated a local hardware store and was a Knights of Columbus member Survivors include his widow son Edward two daughters and six grandchildren Rosary Thursday at 7 30 p m Funeral Friday 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church Kimball with Msgr Leo Keating officiating Burial in Kimball Cemetery
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San Francisco
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Madison
Ind
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Fresno
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Leo Keating
Kimball Cemetery
Mrs Glassburns Mother Succumbs
Maurice Vena Hobbs 74 of Bridgeport died suddenly last Friday at Bridgeport hospital. Born August 19 1894 in Quincy Missouri she taught school in Montana and northeast of Bridgeport before marrying Myers J Hobbs in Bridgeport on August 25 1915. Survivors include two daughters Virginia Glassburn Sidney and Thelma Leese Chicago Ill a son Thornton Kansas City Mo five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday. Memorials may be given to the First Baptist Church Bridgeport or Camp Rock Redington. Holewick Funeral Home Bridgeport in charge.
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Maurice Vena Hobbs
Bridgeport Hospital
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Montana
Myers J. Hobbs
Virginia Glassburn
Sidney
Thelma Leese
Chicago
Ill
Thorton
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Camp Rock
Redington
Holewick Funeral Home
Dr Gilbert Grosvenor’s Diverse Legacy At National Geographic
Dr Gilbert Grosvenor served as chairman of the National Geographic Society board of trustees and built a diverse career as editor geographer scientist writer and administrator across his lifetime.
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Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Cub Scout Den 6 Pack 82 Meeting Report
Five scouts met February 27 1968 at Den mother Mrs Bill McElwain home. They played hot potato and noted dues with Chris Schaaf. St Patrick's Day favors made for Memorial Rest Home. Greg McElwain brought treats. Close formed living circle. Chris Schaaf Assistant Denner.
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Jack Hinrich
Chris Schaaf
Greg McElwain
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