Rural Electrification Sparks White House Critique in 1970s Letter
Bernard Brenner reports from Washington on rural anger toward the Nixon administration. Rep Willem J Sehurle urges action as NRECA chief Partridge blasts funding gaps for rural electrification and farm credit amid a push for higher crop price supports and policy changes.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPLI
Lmail Electric
White House
Nixon
America
Willem J. Sehurle
Adrienthire
Clifford MM. Dtardin
Tal Eleetric Cooperative
Rohart
Partridge
National Raval Tlentric Cooperative Association
Tur
Naeaca
NRECA
RISA
Grove Rural America
Rep
Seherle
Darwin
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Community Club Notes From District 40 Meetings
District 40 Sehoathouse hosts notes from multiple clubs. Homemakers discuss speaker, treasury plans, and projects. Stylettes elect officers and plan cooking and gardening work. Eastern Star demos and sewing talk future projects. Kloverettes and Northern Lifes share meetings with civic-minded activities and social hours. new members join and officers elected. reports by Becky Terms, Cindy Zach, and Don Lueschen.
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Dr. Homemakers Club
District 40
Sehoathouse
Gates
Hiowh
Lennard Olson
Robby Larson
Stylettes
Ralph Klassen
Julie Weiss
Janet Weiss
Susie Frauendorfer
Susan Weiss
August Weiss
Laura Korth
Kloverettes
Humphrey City Hall
Mary Jo Heinen
Jager Releamuth
Sandy Bender
Debbie Chandler
Cindy Zach
Alvin Reichmuth
Ted Heinen
Bob Zach
Northern
Michael Muhle ix
Roger Frachman
Roger Bachman
Jim Bachan
Don Lueschen
Nebraska newspaper subscription and address notice
A fragmented page shows subscription rates for Columbus Nebraska with carrier delivery prices and periodic mailing options. It lists address lines and asks subscribers to report changes of address, though many words are garbled. The readable details indicate a local periodical with second class mail status and annual rates.
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Pacepl
Celie Kebraska
Carrier
Columbus
Rai
Plate
Tas Burner
Colfax
Derrick
Maree
Pole
Sauceriters
Lunch program feeds 19 million children nationwide
The report explains that the National School Lunch program serves 19 million students. If seated along a single table, the distance would stretch from Washington DC to 130 miles north of Anchorage. To feed all students one meal would need 3,300,000 pounds of ground beef, 82 carloads, 19 million hamburger buns, and 4,750 tons of milk in half pint cartons.
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Washington, D.C
Anchorage
Farm tires reveal surge in mechanization in U.S.
Production of farm tires in the United States has nearly doubled over the past decade, according to Goodyear Tire and Rubber. Ten years ago about 3.6 million tires were produced. last year the figure exceeded six million.
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United States
Godyear Tire & Rubberers
Extension Service Drives Nebraska Environmental Maintenance Programs
The Extension Service promotes soil and water conservation through education amid drought and dust. focus areas include water quality, pollution prevention, irrigation development, and pesticide education. Director remarks emphasize integration across programs and expanding efforts within resource limits. Modern machinery efficiency noted in harvest comparison.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Cooperative Batasion Service
Tr. Earley S. Ravn
Nebraska Cooperative Extunsion Service
Rann
Jin
Nebraska
Raum
Dedication of weed research facility slated
Lincoln Nebraska dedication of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Department of Agronomy weed science research facility on the M Enat campus scheduled for 2 30 p m April 23 The cost totals about 175 000 with 100 000 from the 1967 legislature and additional grants from industry equipment funds and federal money The facility includes a headhouse with several rooms and a greenhouse for two plant growth areas It will expand weed research into pollution life history weed control seed protection and germination studies by Dr Orvin Burnside and staff
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Department of Agronomy
M Enat
J G. Hanway
Acronomy Department
Nebraska
Orvin Burnside
Agronomy
Uniform milk prices listed in Nebraska March rates
The Dairy Division announced March uniform prices for Grade A milk in Nebraska. The nationwide minimums range by region with $5.78 per hundredweight for 3.6 percent butterfat in Omaha area, $5.68 in eastern Town, and $3.98 in zone 3. March prices rise three cents from February and ten cents above March last year. Root system of the saguaro is said to absorb water after rainfalls.
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Omaha
UPT
Nebraska
Agriq Quitars Department
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Dandy Bakers
Jonson
Essie
Barbara Brockhans
Brockhans
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Cindy Klug
Cheryl Wennekamp
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27Th Avenue
Retieren
Ras
Arno Engberg
Mone
Creston
EB Semper Celunbuy
Theilen Stevenson Richtand
Stampa
Leonhard Donato
14Th St
27Th Ave
South Carolina
Bob
Northwast Platte
Matevist
toma@lete
Extension Service
Holiday Inn
Norfolk
Nebr
Harvestore Sys
Ord Mtg. Co
Ord, Nebr
Bex
Farmers Grain & Lumber Company
Humphrey, Nebraska
Tooleys
Berkeley
Kroy
Contact
Scotthourigan Company
P.O. Box
York, Nebraska
Dekalb
Allan Becher Colombue
F Cresson
John Ditter
Monroe
Gayle Goering Platte Center
Ewald Klug
Columbus Ri
Harold Ofent Chies
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