TV High School underway on Nebraska ETV Network
TV High School launches a six week literature course on the Nebraska ETV Network with two 30 minute lessons weekly starting November 8. Courses aim to prepare viewers for high school equivalency tests with free tutoring and a home study kit available.
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TV High School
Nebraska
ETV
Richard Raecke
Network Education
Nebraska State Department of Education
Department of Education
Raecke
Great Plains
Lincoln
CSC Building For Shop Home Complete at CSC
The new Industrial Education Home Economics Building at Chadron State College was declared substantially complete on Thursday and will be used immediately. CSC officials and trustee Henry Freed with architect Robert Gay signed the acceptance with completion guidelines. Dr. Merlyn Gramberg forecasts most division classes move this semester and all courses by semester’s end as workmen set up equipment amid cabinet delays and earlier strikes. The $1.4 million facility houses 17 classrooms, five shops for construction, woodworking, metals and welding, and power and automotive work.
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Chadron State College
Henry Freed
Chadron
Nebraska State Colleges
Robert Gay
Rapid City
Merlyn Gramberg
Division of
Vocational and Technical Education
CSC
New York deer herd shrinks to smallest of century
Three harsh winters in New York State hunting areas have reduced the deer population to its lowest level this century, signaling potential impacts for hunters and wildlife managers. The meager counts raise concerns about future breeding and habitat conditions across affected counties.
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New York State
Goodview Army Buddies Reunited At Christensens
The article lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Goodview and nearby towns. Army buddies Paul Schaefer, Fred, and Dean, along with families from Fort Wayne, visit the Dean Christensen home, while the Sunshine Club plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs Wayne Campbell. Continental travel includes visits to Denver, Scottsbluff, Sidney, Ogallala, and Rushville with many dinner and birthday events noted.
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Paul Schaefer
Fort Wayne
Dean Christensen
Fred Wilson
Colorado Springs
Walter Dykman
Paul
Fred
Dean
Gerald
Sydney Brestel
Ernest Kahrs
Sunshine Club
Wayne Campbell
Duane Bondegard
Frank Muller
Rushville
Lions Club
Scottsbluff
Don Hafer
Wayne Bondegard
Leonard Bond
Mark Jones
Kearney
April Jones
Chadron
Tommy Sutton
Sidney
Gary Brue
Tammy
Ogallala
Ed Schmid
Sandford Butcher
Denver
Sandford
Jim Lewis
Robert Crabb
Vernon Clark
Ron Sick
Art Stoll
John Sick
Raymond Franzen
Ted Ross
Gary
Fort Collins
Kevin Campbell
Wayne
DC Kastens
Doyle Flessner
Marvin Bartling
Wayne Bond
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Terry Hafer
Sutherland
Rush Creek members attend Kimball ALCW workshop and local visits
A lengthy social listing records Rush Creek Church members at a Kimball workshop and numerous weekend visits and dinners with relatives in Hatton Potter Gering Blair Sidney and Denver. The item closes with a note that Johannes Kepler, born December 27 1571 in Weil der Stadt near the Black Forest, is regarded as a key figure in modern astronomy.
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Rush Creek Church
Kimball
Johannes Kepler
Weil der Stadt
Germany
Black Forest
Winter driving hazards rise with season onset
Lincoln warns drivers to slow down and plan ahead as frost on bridges and shaded areas creates skid risk. November and December bring more railroad crossing accidents due to fogged windshields, poor hearing, and snow for stopping. Authorities urge brakes, tires, lights, heaters, windshield wipers checks and carrying emergency gear.
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Lincoln
Tom Ryan
Department of Roads
Ryan
PTA Meeting Plans Screen of Yellow Summer Program
Nebraska PTA groups will screen the ETV network broadcast Yellow Summer at homes nationwide Monday November 15 at 9 p.m. The Iowa PTA produced the program for the Children’s Emotional Health Project and follows a nine year old boy seeking identity and a sense of worth within his family.
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Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers
Nebraska
ETV
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York Police Break Up Three Stolen Car Rings
New York City police report breaking up three stolen car rings after arresting 22 people at 23 garages and junkyards. The operation targeted organized theft networks and recovered several vehicles. Police officials declined to name involved organizations or locations tied to the arrests.
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New York City
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Jamie
Rebecca
Myron Flessner
Potter
Jim Schneider
Thornton
Cole
Edme Flessner
Gering
Kenneth Payne
Lavern Flessner
Marcia
Edwin Boehmer
Alvin Bartling
Edwin
Fern
Galen Charles Boehmer
Eddie Joe
Chuck Hafer and Son
Charles Hafer
Chappell
Boehmer
Bull Frerichs
Sterling
Doctor Allen
Cheryl Bartling
Joe Wallenburg
DeWitt
Ned
Harold
Tim Borges
Carol Frerichs
Betts
Irene Thompson
Annie Thompson
Sidney Hospital
Betty
Don Block
Dorthy Miller
Herman Florke
Lavern Bauer
Harold Borges
Fremont
Marshall
Blair
Ann Grinsbergs
Tim Grinsbergs
Karl
James Payne
Lisco
Caleb Payne
Gene
Tom Payne
Dennis Borges
Raymond Vorster
Imarvin “Red” and
Ila Hixon
Ric Boese
Mid-West Mobile Home Sales
West Hiway
Schult
Magnolia
Flamingo
Bonnavilla
Mid-West
National Safety Council
PTA
Puupkin Loo
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