Wheat crop gains after moisture lift in Nebraska
Nebraska winter wheat condition improved with recent moisture and storms. 22 percent of counties rated good, 64 percent fair, 14 percent poor. topsoil adequate in 84 percent, surplus in 6 percent. subsoil 28 percent adequate, 1 percent surplus. Oats pastures forage improve. corn planting limited by rain. small grains 95 percent planted. alfalfa fair to good. pasture feeds improving though 63 percent counties short.
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Lincoln, Neb
Pair enters Navy under Buddy program from local seniors
Two Schuyler Central High School seniors Kevin Stark and Scot Groulik join the U S Navy under the Buddy program. They will begin recruit training August 25 and then attend chosen technical schools before duty assignments.
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Navy
Schuyler Central High School
Kevin Stark
Scot Groulik
U.S. Navy
Kevin
Paul F. Stark
Scot
Donald E. Groulik
Zimmerman
Bloodmobile Donors Hit Targets in Schuyler Event
Effie Vavricek and Eileen Healy report a successful Oak Ballroom blood drive in Schuyler with 195 donors on Thursday. Among them 18 were new donors, boosting the Red Cross quota.
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Schuyler
First Communions Held at St. Michael Albion
Albion parishioners attended Sunday first communion at St. Michael Catholic Church. Recipients included Michael Beierman Pat Davis Teresa Greek John Kruse Melvin Marker Jr Kay Meysenburg Kelly Schafter Jim Stopek Brad Swerzek and Angela Young, children of local families.
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Albion
St. Michael Catholic
Michael Beierman
George Beierman
Ray Berney
Pat Davis
William Davis
Teresa Greek
Don Greek
John Kruse
Dale Kruse
Melvin Marker, Jr
Melvin Marker
Kay Meysenburg
Dan Meyse
Government seeks broadened Beatrice Home defendants in Nebraska case
The Justice Department asks Judge Schatz to add Nebraska state officials to the Beatrice State Home case alleging violations of a 1972 settlement. Bruce Mason of Omaha says the brief raises deep concerns as the government argues funding delays and noncompliance threaten residents and the settlement’s aims.
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Nebraska
Bruce Mason
Omaha
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
Albert G. Schatz
J.J. Exon
Norman Krivosha
Justice Department
Mason
Exon
State Directors of Public Instruction
Office of
Mental Retardation, Medical Services
Beatrice State Home
State of
Frank Marsh
Ray A.C. Johnson
Alan H. Shms
Mel Kammerlohr
UPI
Lincoln
Douglas
Krivosha
Kammerlohr
Schatz
Beatrice
United States
Pro Life Meeting Hears Dworak On Election Issue
State Senator Donald N. Dworak said the pro life issue dominates the coming election during a Columbus Area Right to Life gathering. The group planned an antique auction, a Mother’s Day ad, and a Bicentennial Signatures in Print project for July Fourth. De Slusarski announced a forthcoming newsletter and a party change deadline of April 30.
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Donald N. Dworak
Columbus
Right To Life Organization
de Slusarski
Omaha woman found murdered in home with knife wound
An Omaha foundry worker Clarence Victor 43 was charged with first degree murder in the weekend stabbing death of 24 year old Jerry Black Northwestern Bell clerk. Victor held without bond. accomplice Iona Chase 36 charged as accessory after the fact. Autopsy confirmed knife wound as cause of death.
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Omaha
UPI
Greg Schatz
Clarence Victor
Jerry Black
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Miss Black
Victor
Schatz
Iona Chase
Chase
Douglas County
James P. Keenan
Keenan
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Fullerton
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Williams Bros
Motion
Pro-life Group
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wSka
Columbus Telegram
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Prio
Mrss Black
Roy and
Rutt Black
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