Oklahoma Sooners climb to No 1 after Buckeye upset
Oklahoma State University selection: Oklahoma rises to No 1 in AP poll after Ohio State loses to Michigan State. Switzer hails "storybook script" while Sooners face key tests vs Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma State as probation limits bowl play. Ohio State drops to fourth behind Alabama and Michigan.
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City hosts Clean Up Week in Sidney
Sidney sanitation head Ray Nicholson announced Clean Up Week from November 18 to 22. Residents may place furniture appliances lumber and branches at the curb for free collection with guidelines: containers for paper trash and grass leaves. boxes or bags for grass. curb placement for non alley homes. tree limbs cut and directed to curb. charges apply for lengthy tree work. call City Hall with questions.
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Government eyes stores that remark merchandise hearings open
The Council on Wage and Price Stability opens hearings today on shelf price remarking by supermarkets. Government aims to curb price sticker gouging while Consumers Union dismisses the issue as a dime a week impact. Co chaired by Knauer and Rees, hearings seek industry explanations and broader inflation probes.
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Virginia Knauer
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Mrs Lockwood Takes Lead In State Board Race
In the 6th District race for the State Board of Education absentee and disabled ballots shift the lead to Mrs. Margaret Lockwood of Gering as 27 of 32 counties report. She holds 23 457 votes to 23 279 for Lawrence A. Peterson of Newport with margins fluctuating as counties continue counting.
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American Beef Packers Cleared In Omaha Pollution Case
A U S S district court jury in Omaha found the Minatare cattle feeding facility of American Beef Packers not guilty of pollution charges. The company had been indicted by a federal grand jury in February for allegedly allowing feedlot waste to drain into Nine Mile Creek and the North Platte River. Nine Mile Creek is among Nebraska’s top trout streams.
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Liver dish offered with onion rings and garnishes
Supper includes pan fried or broiled liver accompanied by French fried onion rings minced parsley lemon wedges and the usual bacon strips.
Sterlingman sues firms over 1.55 million stock fraud claim
In Sioux City, Charles Cannon of Sioux City and Lyle Blessman of Sterling Colorado filed a federal suit naming 35 defendants led by First Mid-America of Lincoln and 12 other brokerages. The action targets NCCC and its Lincoln president Cliff Thompson, plus Crosby Guenzel law firm and former Gov. Bob Crosby. The suit cites cancellation of Nebraska state contracts in 1973, alleged bond price manipulation, omitted state notice, and an SEC inquiry halted by suspensions last June. Plaintiffs seek annulment of the bond sale and recovery of funds and costs.
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Cattlemen's tour to address industry crisis in Nebraska
The American National Cattlemen's Association will conduct a two day Industry Action Tour in western Nebraska next week led by ANCA President Gordon Van Vleck. He will meet ranchers and hold four meetings to examine the industry crisis and outline action steps. Accompanying him are Merlyn Carlson and Tom Landers. Stops include Gothenberg Monday afternoon Ogalalla Monday evening Chadron Tuesday afternoon and Ainsworth Tuesday evening.
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