Area education classes set by two schools and college
Community education programs start the week of January 19 with Rising City and David City schools and Central Technical Community College coordinating. Local coordinators urge attendance at an organizational meeting January 8 in Rising City High School and January 12 in David City High School.
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Central Technical Community College Area
Rising City
David City
Glen Hartsock
Glen Bevan
Melba Glock
Luanne Kilgore
Richard Topil
Hartsock
Rising City High School
Marianne Zinnecker
al Gruenewald
Jack Tarr
Delmar Lange
Bevan
Nebraska Winter Wheat Acreage Up 6 Percent
Federal officials report Nebraska winter wheat acreage at 3.4 million acres, up 6 percent from last fall and the largest since 1967. Next year’s production is pegged at 95.2 million bushels with an estimated 28 bushels per acre, amid concerns of moisture and winterkill.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Big Sister Big Brother honored in December matches
Randy Schwalke and Mary Rhoades win December Big Sister Big Brother of the month honors. Randy was placed with his Little Brother by Moorman Manufacturing a year and a half ago, and their bond grew beyond weekly meetings. Mary and her Little Sister, a 10 year old, are among the early matches, with indoor activities and summer outdoor sports shaping their relationship.
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Randy Schwalke
Mary Rhoades
Randy
Moorman Manufacturing
Deb
Little Brother
Rhoades
Ray
Nebraska Public Power District
Omaha
Mary
Rumsfeld Declares No SALT Violations By Soviets
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says there have been no Soviet violations of the SALT pact and vows to pursue any violations vigorously. He dismissed James Schlesinger’s claim that Moscow violated the agreement and said no confirmed laser-aim attempts against U S reconnaissance satellites have been found.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Rumsfeld
United States
Rumsfeld
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Five men indicted for supplying IRA arms in U S case
A Philadelphia grand jury indicted Daniel Cahalane Neil Byrne Daniel Duffy Vincent Conlon and Thomas Regan on conspiring to act as IRA agents to purchase and export rifles and ammunition to Northern Ireland. Unindicted co conspirators were named as William McNichol and Marjorie Palace. The case could bring prison terms and fines. Leigh Community Schools begin Christmas vacation with Jan 5 return.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
New Jersey
IRA
Harold Wilson
New York City
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Daniel Cahalane
Newtown Square
Neil Byrne
Warrington
Auto Agency
Daniel Duffy
Upper Darby
Vincent Conlon
Thomas Regan
Ireland
William McNichol
Marjorie Palace
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Cahalane
State Department
Conlon
Byrne
Nebraska Manufacturing Grows Modestly Between 1963 and 1972
Nebraska saw a small gain in manufacturing from 1963 to 1972, but lagged behind Missouri Minnesota Iowa and Kansas in factory jobs and value added. State manufacturing rose 11 percent in output and value added climbed from 747 million to 1.7 billion amid diversification efforts. Douglas and Lancaster counties remained leaders though Hall and Platte posted gains.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Business
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Douglas
Lancaster
Hall and Platte
Iturbi Receives Grand Cross from King of Spain
Pianist Jose Iturbi, born 1895 in Valencia, receives the Grand Cross Isabel the Catholic from Spain's Consul General in Los Angeles, Andres Drake Alvear. The famed prodigy turned concert figure and film star, later a U.S. citizen, was at the peak of his career in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Isabel
Spain
Iturbi
Andres Drake Alvear
Los Angeles
Valencia
United States
Europe
South America
Nuclear plants produced 8 percent of US power in first half 1975
Federal Power Commission data show US nuclear power plants generated a net 76 billion kilowatt hours in the first half of 1975, accounting for about 8.3 percent of total electricity production in the United States.
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Federal Power Commission
United States
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Rex Brown
Fullerton
Dawn Becwar
Milligan
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Conoco
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Columbus High
Sandy Sypherd
Bob Gangel
Tracy Rodgers
Sue Engel
Robyne Kamber
Sandy Bede
Leigh
Zion Lutheran Parochial School
Oe Ae
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OMEGA
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Betty Moffett
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