Christian Democrat split creates two rival groups in West Germany
West Germany faces a fractured center as Franz Josef Strauss leads Bavarians to split from the Christian Democratic Union. The move risks reviving party fragmentation feared since 1933, with potential shocks to Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's coalition and the broader democratic system.
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Bonn
West Germany
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Nazis
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Christian Democratic Union
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Social Democrats
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Liberals
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Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Hans- Dietrich Genscher
Weimar Republic
Feeders approve merger of national cattlemen groups
The Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association endorsed a plan to merge the American National Cattlemen's Association and the National Association, aiming for a single grass roots organization representing about 275,000 cattlemen. If approved by boards and national members in February, the consolidation would take effect September 1, 1977, with a Plan A package membership allowing dues to be paid to both national and state groups.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association
American National Cattlemen's Association
National Livestock Feeders Association
Radison-Cornhusker
John Klosterman
David City
Klosterman
Melvin Kuska
Fairmont
Plan A
Wildlife biologist questions Norden Dam impact study in Nebraska trial
Dr. Keith Harmon testified in Lincoln that the environmental impact statement for the Norden Dam fails to quantify current wildlife or projected gains from the project. The hearing, part of a federal suit by Save the Niobrara Association to halt the $160 million irrigation scheme, could extend to Christmas.
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Neb
UPI
Norden
Nebraska
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Burton
Save the Niobrara Association
U.S
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Harmon
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Nebraska Game and Park Commission
Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bogue
J. Bruce Teichman
Denver
Association
Teichman
Warren Urbom
Urbam
Niobrara
Springview Atkinson-O’neill
Congress
Ag committee sets hearing on grain checkoff plan
Nebraska Legislature Agriculture Committee will hold a public hearing at the Sutton Cop Grain Elevator on December 8 to consider a proposed checkoff on wheat corn and milo. Chairman Loran Schmit says funds would back a grain alcohol plant and improve grain markets amid erratic pricing.
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Lincoln
Neb
Animals benefit from a weekly day off at Tokyo zoo
UPI reports officials at Ueno Zoo released a white paper recommending a day off each week for animals. The study notes Mondays off calm the animals as gorillas and orangutans stop throwing objects and seals quit staying hidden, reducing blue Monday behavior.
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UPI
Ueno Zoo
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