Life of migrant workers presented at Albion church
Mrs. Elizabeth Salinas Newby spoke on her migrant worker years before 135 guests at United Methodist Church in Albion. She is married to Rev. James Newby and educated in sociology at the University of Wichita and Southmost College.
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Albion
Elizabeth Salinas Newby
Central City
United Methodist Church
Pegey Sallach
LaMont Schmadeke
Melvin Egereston
Melvin Levander
Mmes
Raymond Medlin
Ronald Lynn
Marvin Streeter
Wayman Namecek
Jack Conrad
Hope Chloe
Cedar Rapids
St. Edward
Looking Glass
Fullerton
Loretto
Newman Grove
Belgrade
North Star
Community Calendar Apr 6-8 statewide events in Columbus
April 6 to 8 events include AFS meeting in Columbus at 96:30 pm and an AFS polluck dinner at Trinity Lutheran Church. State meeting at United Church of Christ Columbus, Soroptimist tea for APS at Methodist Church, Mothersingers concert at Senior High, Lions and W.O. Jacobsen on national library week. Planning commission at Husker House 7:30 pm, Playhouse presents Barefoot in the Park at Platte College theatre. Call 364-1496 for help about excessive drinking.
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AFS
Columbus
Trinity Lutheran Church
United Church of Christ State Meeting
APS
Methodist Church
Senior High
Lions
Happy Chil
W.O. Jacobsen
National Library
Husker House
Planning Commission
Playhouse
Barefoot
Platte College
The Carr Telegram Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rate notice for The Carr Telegraph partnership in Columbus Nebraska lists mail delivery and price options. It notes weekly delivery and annual mail rates, with addresses and change of address instructions to notify the post office and Columbus Telegram.
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CARR
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Tellays
Eplanbig Nebensteadie
Geliverid Py Carriee
Cokarbus
Meilih Plate
Boone, Uutur
CoMex
Merricks
Polk Reurdlia
Shire
Nebraska
Auburn eyed for three-county jail site
A feasibility study for the Region Seven Crime Commission recommends Auburn as the site for an all county jail serving Johnson Pawnee and Nemaha counties. It also calls for renovating facilities in Otoe and Richardson counties and weighs options including four separate facilities or a regional jail at Beatrice with holdings in Nebraska City and Falls City.
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Lincoln
Neb
Auburn
Johnson
Pawnee
Nemaha
Region Seven Crime Commission
Ore
Richardson
Otoe
Johnson County
Beatrice
Nebraska City
Falls City
Johnson Coutts
Design study set for signals at area intersection
Lincoln The Nebraska Department of Roads has FHWA approval for a design study of automatic cashing light signals at the intersection of Union Pacific tracks and Nebraska Highway 91, north of Humphrey. A design study report is available for public inspection at the Norfolk district office and the environmental impact study upon request from the Lincoln main office.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Roads
Federal Highway Administration
Union Pacific
Humphrey
North 3Th Street
Norfolk
Aries and Taurus light up the week ahead
Horoscope notes a strong push for appearance and self improvement for Aries while Taurus is urged to show admiration, shop wisely, and avoid conflicts. Gemini and Cancer sections offer practical guidance, with Moon Children noted for confidence and Libra urged to stay composed.
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Aries Charen
Taurus
Raat Windom Bealt Gemini
Lina
Walgard
Bird
Thoughtful
Aries
Book display planned at Educational Service Unit 7 Columbus
A display at Educational Service Unit No 7 in Columbus will feature juvenile books from 1972 and selected professional titles from 80 publishers. Hours are 8 30 am to 3 30 pm, Monday through Saturday, with annotated catalogs available.
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Educational Service Unit No
Columbus
Servin School
Parity index shows meat and crops lift in March farm prices
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices for March rose faster than farmers’ costs, pushing the parity value to 86 percent. Beef cattle averaged 107 percent parity at 43.60 per 100 pounds, calves 108 percent at 58.20 per hundredweight, and soybeans 132 percent at 6.09 per bushel, with lambs near 94 percent and sheep 402 percent for parity.
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Ixxon
Barly
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Dynam
Gen el
Gen Mills
Gulf Oil
Toad Choice
U Bos
Slaughter Ewes
Few Kerr al
Kresger S Pr
Kroger DS Litton Ind
Magnvox
Martin M
Mobil Oil
Ag Monsan Lis
Nabisea
Pan Am Air
St Regis
Ucs Sears
Sparry
Oil
Texaco
Timken
Uniroyal
US Steel Cf
Dla
Upjohn
Union
Westg
Don Kendall
Wester Waslington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Wool Subsidies May Be Zero For 1973 Marketings
Washington AP reports that wool subsidies could be cut to zero for 1973 marketings as prices rise, the first rollback since the program’s start. USDA says payments for wool sold in 1972 will total about 65 million dollars, down from 103 million for 1971. The incentive price stands at 72 cents per pound.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Will Colal
Suipurmarkets
NHC
Sid
National Broiler Council urges consumer attention
Washington AD reports the National Broiler Council distributing pamphlets at supermarkets to push awareness of chicken prices. They claim chicken costs have risen but sale prices stay near the low cost, citing Bureau of Labor Statistics data and a 1982 69 trend.
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Washington
Mallinal Broiler Council
Nollie
Boyatt
NEC
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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