Substituting Tobacco for Coffee in Lighthearted Experiment
A columnist recalls experimenting with tobacco as a coffee substitute after coffee faded from use. He describes buying Brown's Mule tobacco, attempting to brew it like coffee, and notes a brown color and unconventional taste. He forecasts possible future formulas and mentions potential cancer concerns in rats.
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Bee Wrens
Garrington
Folg Nescafe
Chase Sanborn
Bill” Hatcher
Kinston
N.C
Brown
Ihentead
Maxwell House
Marathon tradition fuels growing running craze
Running gains popularity across ages with health benefits and rehab value after heart events. About 12 000 Americans ran marathons last year and 2 000 compete today in the nation’s oldest marathon attracting top international runners.
Roskens Named Permanent UNL President After Interim Term
Ronald Roskens, 44, received full authority as UNL president after a unanimous Regents vote. He will earn 49500 dollars annually and relocate with his wife Lois and four children to the president's house in Lincoln. Roskens previously led the Omaha campus as chancellor and spent 13 years at Kent State University in administration.
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Anculn
Ned
UFI
University of Nebraska
Ronald Roskens
NN Board of Regents
Roskens
D.B. Warner
NU Foundation
Lincoln
Edward Schwartzkopf
Schwartzkopf
University of Northen Town
Omaha
Kent State University
Lois
Flying student in Ohio plane mishap during takeoff
Flying student Michael Styles 29 of Louisville Kentucky retracts landing gear on a Mooney M20F during takeoff in Springfield Ohio. Plane skids 400 feet before control is regained. Styles and instructor unharmed.
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Springfield
Ohio
UPI
Michael Styles
Louisville
Styles
Population growth shifts in 11 central Nebraska counties
The University of Nebraska Lincoln Bureau of Business Research reports Central Nebraska shows out-migration slowing and rapid growth in 11 Midlands counties since 1970. Counties Lincoln to Hall all exceed state growth, redefining regional stability and economic prospects.
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Lanluln
Neo
UPT
Nebraska
Midlands
Bureau of Business ‘Research
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Vicki S. Stepp
Bureau
Lincoln
Chase, Loup
Keith
Gosper
Dawson
Blaine
Buffalo
Brown
Garfield
Hall
Ogallala
Grand Island
Finesse choices in a challenging bridge hand guide
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss optimal avoidance of finesses in multiple suits. They advise South to refuse spade and heart finesses, win with the king, then use club finesse to secure nine tricks despite wrong finesses. They note readers can find other lines to reach nine tricks.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Declarer
Jim
South
Ramolino's Rising Lineage From Aged Italy Tales
A girl from a middle-class Ramolino family grows into a matriarch connected to major European titles. She becomes mother to the duchess of Guastalla the grand duchess of Tuscany the prince of Canino the queen of Naples the kings of Spain Holland and Westphalia and Napoleon I of France.
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United Press International
Ramolino
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