Officials promise price break at meat counter
U S Department of Agriculture reports wholesale cattle prices fell from highs and predicts supermarket prices may drop in coming months. Farmers and packers express frustration as costs ease at the farm level, while other staples also show mixed movements.
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Act
Te Department of Agyicultue
Calleal
USDA
John A. Copeland
National Livestock All Meat Board
Chicago
Uullows Catleman Hert Eason Jr
Caltemen
U.S
Soviet Union
Jach
Jess Han
Wintering in haystack shelters in Nebraska Sandhills tale
The 1884 85 winter of Dan Adamson in Gody Nebraska is recounted in a Daily Journal Stockman reminiscence. He describes building a seven foot square haystack dugout with tarpaulin door and sod chimney, providing light and heat before a later blaze destroyed the camp and forced life back to open ground.
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Nebraska
Dan Adamson
Gody
Daily —Journal Stockman
Omaha
Nebraska State Historical Society
Adamson
Chamberlain Brothers
Ns Lime
Ssand Hills
Niobrara River
Chicago and Northiestert
Valentine
Wwe
Technical colleges fear board will become too strong
In Lincoln AP report Nebraska technical colleges warn the proposed Board of Technical Community Colleges could dominate operations. Michael Paradise urges a coordinating role with member institutions. The plan envisions eight statewide areas with strong local lobbying for budgets. Senate action pending.
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Lincoln
Web
Nebraska
State Board of Technical Community Colleges
Michael Paradise
Nebraska Association of Technical Community Colleges
Paradise
Northeast Nebraska Technical College
Central Nebraska ‘Technical ‘College
Sinstings
Robert Schleiger
Chemical may get cleared of cancer tag
Two researchers report benzpyrene from cigarettes and urban air may not raise lung cancer risk. A study of 1,939 U S roofing workers exposed to benzpyrene showed cancer incidence similar to the general population. The study continues as workers are traced for six more years.
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NEW Sork
U.S
Irving R. Selikoff
ML. Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Cuyler Hanmond
American Cancer Society
American Chemical Society
Udiny
Japan
Srickoff
Roofer Union
Myerstu
Stofers Union
Lie
Change of Address Notices in Columbus Telegraph
Subscription rates and delivery details listed for Columbus with prices. Notice requests subscribers to promptly report old and new addresses to the Columbus Telegram.
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Columbus
Tebrasra
Cartier Im
Rymel i Platte
Waore Utter
CeIae Hersick
Hance
Pole Rounles
Seal Else
Metraska
Olper
Andress Sbéserictm
Columbus Telestam
Feeeagires
UNO Chancellor unveils urban systems concept and plans
Omaha Chancellor Ronald Roskens revealed a new University of Nebraska at Omaha urban systems and extension services concept. It envisions multidisciplinary, intercampus programs with teaching centers across the metro area and statewide benefits, plus a new university library, land acquisition, and a multipurpose athletics and arts facility.
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Onaela
Neh
Omaha
Ronald Hoskens
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Hoskens
UNO
Roskens
Toskens
Hearts and
Hnmanities
Roskeus
Stentio
College of Fine
College of Communications
Ruskens
Horoscope signs warn growth through focus and patience
The reading outlines zodiac ages Taurus to Pisces with guidance on persuasion, attention to finances, and careful decision making. It stresses perseverance, diplomacy, and prudent planning, noting personal relationships and chores as key areas.
Jumping to conclusions in a Boyle column on women and aging
HAL BOYLE humorously weighs gender differences arguing women are more adaptable and less prone to harbor grudges. He riffs on leftovers, jail, sewing, will making, and retirement, ending with a quip about a boss never whistling at work. The piece blends social observations with light satire from New York.
Wallace Returns Home From Rehab Center
Governor George C. Wallace, still partly paralyzed and medicated, left Spain Rehabilitation Center and returned to the governor's mansion in Montgomery. He expressed it is good to be home and noted doctors expect similar rehabilitation at home, continuing leg therapy after the May 15 attack in Laurel, Maryland.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Spain
Wallace
Governor's Mansion
Laurel
Sammy Davis Seeks Tropicana Part Ownership License
Las Vegas AP Sammy Davis Jr veteran entertainer in gambling town applied to become part owner of the Tropicana He appeared at the State Gaming Central Board office saying It s a very heavy moment for me Davis seeks licensure as an 8 percent owner in the hotel casino and would be the first Black to own part of a major Strip establishment He declined to reveal the purchase price.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sammy Davis Jr
Davis
State Gaming Central Board
Wrist protectors for corn husking by Boss Mfg Co
A page 1 item notes wrist protectors worn while husking corn. Made by Boss Mfg Co of Kewanee Illinois. Leather remains in good condition.
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Mfg. Co
Kewanee
Conifers shedding leaves include larch bald cypress and Chinese water fir
A brief note lists conifers that shed their leaves such as larch and bald cypress along with Chinese water fir indicating that these evergreens lose foliage seasonally in certain climates.
Soviets May Lose Egyptian Naval Bases Amid Tense Talks
Washington sources report deteriorating ties between the Soviet Union and Egypt under President Anwar Sadat. Moscow may be pressured to withdraw naval facilities at Alexandria Mersa Matruh and the Gulf of Sollum, with no immediate change in base use yet evident. If enacted, the move would be a psychological blow though less damaging than losing air bases, while Syria's Latakia and Tartus could remain as alternative Soviet bases.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
United Arab Republic
Sadat
Reypl
Moscow
Sadal
Alexandria
Mersa Matruh
Gulf of Sollum
Libyan
Syria
Latakil
Tarlus
Snakes Helped Foil Household Burglary Says Student
ST LOUIS AP A Washington University student Steve Loewy 19 of University City Missouri reports his boa constrictor Eleanor helped stop burglars by sitting in a clothes drawer. The thieves left with little but clothing strewn about. Loewy suspects the snake’s defense deterred the break in Tuesday night.
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ST. Louis
Steve Loewy
University City
Washington University
Loewy
Eleanor
Toony
Ancient drug lore to modern medicine in one ad card
The piece traces early drug knowledge from aborigines and cave dwellers to Sumerian prescriptions, then asserts modern physicians provide reliable prescriptions. It then pivots to a retail note offering hallmark cards and gifts with free gift wrap, and ends with a Handy Hint about keeping orange juice fresh by tightly stopping the container to preserve vitamins.
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Eresh
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