Legislative reviews boost constitutional amendments in Nebraska
State Legislature approves three proposed constitutional amendments SB 656 LB 141 and LB 196 to go before voters in May and November. Senator Robert L. Clark supported all three while also opposing LB 985 LB 710 and LB 541 on various measures including a medical training program and soil and water district powers.
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Nebraska
District
Robert Clark
Sen
Clark
University of Nebraska Medical Center
J. J. Exon
Sen. Clark
Bills Passed By Legislature Final Reading Summary
Bills passed on final reading in the Legislature include Leroi advance notice for auto insurance cancellation, LOTT separate accounts for domestic life insurers, wage garnishment limits for head of household, Levee license restrictions on life and health insurance sales, physician and mental health board pay increases, land sales by the game commission in Dun ay county, state employees reimbursed for parking on state business, elimination of mill levy for bond repayment by certain school districts, war bonds maturity provisions, and educational service unit inclusion for counties. Several bills show party or sponsor listings.
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Leroi
Barnett
Simpson
Ife
Proud
Johnson
Waldron
Swanson
Boards of
Mental Health
The
Game Commission
Dunay County
Schmit
Waldo
Kremer
Luedtke
Management Meet Tuesday on farm machinery options
An informal session led by Cliff Ashburn, Extension Farm Management Specialist, will discuss whether leasing or owning machinery is more economical and how to arrange ownership with a neighbor. The Feb. 1 meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the Sidney Courthouse Basement Meeting Room is scheduled by the County Extension Service to help farmers with machinery management.
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Sidney
Cliff Ashburn
County Extension Service
Kimball Faces Imminent Power Shortage In Nebraska Panhandle
Kimball officials study options to avert a looming power crisis. The Board of Public Works weighs buying outside power versus upgrading with a costly new generator to boost city generation capacity.
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Kimball
Board of Public Works
Garden County Leads in Bank Deposits Across Nearby Counties
Garden County reports total bank deposits of 8 475 978 as of December 31, the highest in history. Sedgwick Colorado 7 145 631 and Deuel 4 994 272 in deposits show Garden County's lead of 2 4 million over Devel and 1 33 million over Sedgwick. Major banks include Nebraska State Bank Oshkosh with 4 195 704 First National Lewellen 2 566 301 Lisco State Bank 1 681 883 Devel County State Bank Chappell 3 679 365 Farmers State Bank Big Springs 2 314 907 and First National Julesburg 7 145 631 in Sedgwick.
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Oshkosh
Garden County
Sedgwick County
Colorado
Deuel
Devel County
Garden Or Devel County
Nebraska State Bank of
First National Bank of Lewellen
Lisco State Bank
Devel County State Bank of
Chappell
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
First National of
Julesburg
Kimball County banks report 1971 asset and deposit gains
The Observer notes combined assets for three Kimball county banks rose to 18.14 million with deposits at 15.99 million as of December 31 1971. Individual totals show Kimball County Bank 2.32 million assets 2.07 million deposits American National Bank 8.75 million assets 7.58 million deposits First State Bank 7.07 million assets 6.35 million deposits Banner County Bank 1.89 million assets 1.71 million deposits.
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Kimball
Kimball County
Observer
Kimball County Bank
American National Bank
First State Bank
Banner County Bank
Budget in Brief Nixon proposes full employment budget for 1973
President Nixon’s fiscal 1973 request totals 246.3 billion in outlays with 220.8 billion projected tax receipts. The deficit is eyed at 25.5 billion, the highest in 27 years, while social programs and defense rise. He seeks no new taxes and a 5 percent Social Security boost starting in June.
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Washington
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Dept
SWL TOPS Tell Winners Event Highlights Quiz Night
The SWL TOPS Club met Tuesday at the Methodist Church for a quiz on low calorie foods. Rose Jessen was named best loser of the week and five members won the Secret Six prize. Mrs Lee Verplank earned a $50 Lucky Buck bonus for maintaining a calorie chart.
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SWL
Methodist Church
Sam Countryman
Cheri Beisner
Rose Jessen
Margaret Lienemann
L. A. Schroeder
Ralph Welch
Jerome Kaminski
Lee Verplank
TOPS
South Door
Sidney Wranglers Reorganized with New Officers
The Sidney Wranglers held an organizational meeting with 25 members, led by past president Cindy Brauer. New officers were elected: Brent Correll president, Marci Bauman vice president, Dawn Lafler secretary, Debbie Brauer treasurer, Susan Luehrs news reporter, Roxanne Correll historian. Next meeting is Thursday Feb 10 at 7 30 pm in the 4 H Building.
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Cindy Brauer
Alys Lafler
Brent Correll
Marci Bauman
Dawn Lafler
Debbie Brauer
Susan Luehrs
Roxanne Correll
Seattle freeway Lid to become 3.6 acre park over garages
The Department of Housing and Urban Development plans a block long lid over a major Seattle freeway. The 3.6 acre park will hide the highway and reduce noise with trees grass and a waterfall. It will extend over a 200 car private garage and a 60 car city garage at opposite ends.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Two County Men Serve on NCIA Board
Kenneth Larson of Gurley and Wayne Campbell of Lodgepole will continue on the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Board after the 1972 Ogallala meeting. Willard Waldo of DeWitt remains as holdover director. ex-officio members are D. G. Hanway and Earle Raun of Lincoln. New three year directors are Leland Gangwish of Gibbon and Bernard Ruskie of Grant. Ray Siffring of Rising City elected president. Leland Cantrell of Merna named vice president. Gangwish elected treasurer.
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Kenneth Larson
Gurley
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Board of
Ogallala
Willard Waldo
DeWitt
D. G. Hanway
Earle Raun
Lincoln
Leland Gangwish
Gibbon
Bernard Ruskie
Grant
Ray Siffring
Rising City
Leland Cantrell
Merna
Gangwish
Western Plains auction eyed 850 head cattle consigned
Early consignments for Saturday's sale at Western Plains Livestock Co total over 800 head per Sarge Sargent. Wednesday listings include 100 light holstein steers, 150 heavy holstein steers, 300 angus and hereford heifers, and 185 head of 650 to 750 pound yearling steers and heifers.
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Western Plains Livestock Co
Sarge Sargent
Pavillion
Litters woke Fire To The Editor
A letter from Arthur Liljegren asks retirees to help others amid a busy, self focused generation. He laments stores being hard to find help in and urges seniors to take action for others.
Enrollment Tops 2107 At Chadron State College
Chadron State College reports 2107 students in the second semester down from 2347 last year and 2428 in the first semester. Dr. Edwin C. Nelson notes graduation and suspensions plus a nationwide decline in college attendance explain most of the drop, with Chadron falling 13.2 percent from the first semester.
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Chadron State College
Edwin C. Nelson
Nelson
CSC
Chadron
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