UHT It's Time to Warm Up Milk and Cut Energy Costs
Dutch expert Wilco Kornmann promotes UHT ultra high temperature processing to extend shelf life of unrefrigerated milk and other foods. He says Americans could save on home energy and reduce trips to the store, with large savings for retailers if tastes shift from cold to room temperature.
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United States
Wilco Kornmann
Food Machinery, Inc
Somerville
N.J
Europe
Kornmann
Germany
Italy
France
America
New Orleans
Bid to Four Spades Turns on West Club Lead
In a duplicate bridge hand West leads clubs ace queen, East discards diamonds, South ruffs a club and later finds the king of spades fall, enabling South to claim the game with a diamond ruff and cashing aces and kings. The article also notes BART ridership in 1976 rising about three million over the prior year.
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South
West
East
BART
San Francisco Bay Area
Nebraska considers rewrite of handicap aid bill
Public and Welfare Committee in Lincoln held a hearing on LB306 to create a Nebraska Commission for the Handicapped with an 18 member bipartisan board and NETV broadcasting plans. Mixed testimony urged compromise while two parents urged a central clearinghouse for services. LB307 to add members to Lincoln city county health board drew no opposition.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
United Way
Nebraska Educational Television
Ralph Kelly
Grand Island
NETV
David Stahmer
Omaha
Stahmer
Maxey
Dennis Rasmussen
Scotia
Commission
City of
Aspirin a day may cut heart attack risk says UW doctor
Madison expert Dr. John D. Folts of the University of Wisconsin says a daily aspirin could reduce the stickiness of blood platelets and help prevent artery blockage. He urges individuals to consult their doctor before starting such a program based on animal tests and human reaction studies.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
John D. Folts
University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine
Folts
Nebraska Cattle on Feed Up 17 Percent in February
Nebraska cattle feeders held 1.5 million head on feed as of February 1, up 17 percent from a year ago and 42 percent above February 1, 1975, though below the 1973 record. January marketings reached 3.01 million head, up 5 percent from last year and 22 percent above 1975. January placements totaled 280,000 head, up 27 percent from a year earlier and 45 percent above two years ago.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
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