Lighter Side mocks drug war shift to farm policy
A Chicago Tribune column argues the war on drugs failed and praises shifting drug policy to agriculture. It suggests subsidizing wheat to reduce surplus, exporting farm policy to Turkey to curb opium, and using farmer incentives to dry up drug supply while noting potential risks of relying on foreign cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
America
Tlere
Turkey
United States
U.S
State Department
Butz slams Bridges over West Coast dock strike
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz criticizes Harry Bridges and the ILWU for the dock walkouts, warns Congress to grant stronger farmer-friendly power, and predicts possible $1 billion impact from future strikes. He defends farm income gains and opposes price controls while criticizing the Eastern press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPH
Earl Bute
Harry Bridges
West Coast
National Livestock Weeders Association
Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Sears
Butz
Nixon
Buz
Asso
Tia Jansevile
600 Candidates On Primary Ballot In Ranavte County
More than 600 candidates appear on the May 9 primary ballot in Ranavte County in Charleston West Virginia. Election officials ordered separate voting machines for each party's primary. The race includes delegates to the national party conventions with several names such as Yunping and Bookesmait noted in the listing.
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Charleston
We Va
UPI
Ranavte
Divo
National Party
Bookesmait
Gora Telegram Subscription Notice and Rates
The Gora Telegram announces its subscription details for Columbus Nebraska with annual and monthly rates and a change of address instruction. It lists mailing options and pricing for local and out of state delivery alongside delivery schedule.
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Columbus
Hebriske
Cartier
Golyeus
Mei
Plate
Beene
Fuller, Colex
Mark
Marke
Falk Seouelita
Nebraska
Goliardays Pond Missing Prompt Contact
Fragmentary note lists a missing person or item with a contact number 561 3717 and partial identifiers Setacen and md 6290 ptm. The message implies a search or missing item notice for a place called Goliardays Ht 9330 pond.
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THY
Bomass
Setacen & md
Goliardays Ht
Pond
Dinner honor Snead set with Monday reservation deadline
A Monday afternoon deadline is announced for reservations to a Tuesday luncheon honoring Platte College President William E. Snead. Welcoming remarks by Bill Nelson of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce higher education committee note a program at Ellis Country Club, with faculty, board, a Commodores representative, student council members, and Maryin Kracnow among speakers. Master of ceremonies Brdte Gilmore will host. invited guests include mayors, county commissioners, and families, with reservations through the Chamber office by Monday.
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New Platte
William E. Snead
Bill Nelson
Columbus Area
Chamber of Commence Higher Education Committee
Snead
Neon
Ellis Country Club
Maryin Kracnow
Till Wroyd
College School Board
John Torley
The
Commodores
Brdte Gilmore
Nelson
Moray
Workshops planned on automotive emission controls
Platte College and Central Nebraska Technical College announce a series of workshops on automotive emission controls. Sessions will run April through September in Platte, Colfax, Butter, Nance, Boone and Polk Counties featuring hour long classes. Instructor Henry Rige will lecture, demonstrate, and use slides and a textbook. Interested parties should contact Cory Tan, dean of community relations, Platte College.
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Platte College
Central Nebraska Technical College of Hastings
Platte
Colfax
Butter
Nance
Boone
Polk
Henry Rige
Clersy Tan
Son Born to Mr and Mrs John Reigle of Lincoln
Mr and Mrs John Reigle of Lincoln are the parents of a son named Timothy Alden born at St Elizabeth Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds one ounce. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Steve Stoklasa of Clarkson and Frank Reigle of Lakota ND. John is a 1967 graduate of Leigh Meh School and attends the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
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Leigh
John Reigle
Lincoln
Timothy Alden
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Steve Stoklasa
Clarkson
Frank Reigle
Lakota
N.D
John
University of Nebraska At
Astrological Forecast for Saturday February 12
Sidney Omarr presents a dated forecast with errors for all signs. Advice centers on practicality, resource checks, and cautious action. Readers may see shifts in focus, independence, and personal plans amid mixed guidance and sparse clear outcomes.
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Sidney Omarr
Senate LOLlygagging Sparks Debate on Slow Start
Washington lawmakers spar over pace as Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield accuses members of mass absenteeism and dilatory tactics. The piece toys with dictionary definitions of lollygagging while noting late-night sessions and adjournments as potential examples.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S. Senate
Sen
Mansfield
Robert C. Tyrdl
Burl Ives sued for $1.1 million over campground deal
A New Mexico businessman, Roger Cunningham of Santa Fe, sues Burl Ives for 1.1 million alleging a verbal agreement to back franchised Burl Ives Wayfaring Campgrounds. Cunningham says he spent about 40 000 on startup costs and seeks repayment and publicity rights.
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Los Angeles
UPI
New Mexico
Burl Ives
Roger Cunningham
Santa Ye
Iees
Portland's first woman detective says she wouldn't trade job
Penny Orazetti, 23, MSU graduate, becomes Portland Police Bureau's first woman detective. She carries a 38 caliber revolver and other gear, and says she will participate in all investigations. Supervisor Sgt. Ed Clark notes women detectives bring advantages with female criminals and young women addicts.
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Portland
Lan Kandewtis
Tashlight
Intel
Penny
Michigan State University
Silla
Clarissa. Young
Lansing
Orazetti
MSU
Wores
Ed Clark
Police Bureau
Clark
Lise
Mercury Dips Below Zero Across Regions
United Press International reports subzero readings in Wyoming South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan with colder pockets from upstate New York to Maine. Snow and freezing rain affect Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Kansas and surrounding areas while travelers warn of icy roads and heavy fog in mountain passes.
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United Press International
Mercury
Southland
Wyoming
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iawa
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Maine
Scafferedd Sndy
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Texas
Norlcentral
Florida
Washington State
Dau Claire
Wis
Key West
Fila
Wimbledon moped rider charged with public indecency
London police charged an 18 year old in Wimbledon with offending public decency after riding a motorcycle across Wimbledon Common during a photographic scene.
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London
UPL
Wimbledon
Irl
Wimbledon Common
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Willy Seotecher
Jay Msalh
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Burl, Ives
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Camp Ground Company
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Fationgwide Foundation
Victor
ART Printery
Strest
Sealy
Sealy Health Guard
Bob Johnson
Volkswagen Incorporated
Teading Orthopedic Surgeons
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