Ford to campaign lightly as primaries loom in 1976 race
President Ford will limit campaigning and focus on a conservative retrenchment message. He may visit New Hampshire before the February 24 primary and could ski there if conditions allow. Key contests follow in Massachusetts Florida and Illinois with Reagan challenging Ford for the GOP nomination.
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The Lighter Side Better Learning Through Chemistry
President Ford backs a White House study favoring softer anti drug enforcement and tougher hard drug trafficking action. A holiday party at the Mistlefoot home reveals college-age sons who grasp complex chemical compounds beyond their high school science, showing how drug culture fuels chemistry interest.
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Doozies and PBMs Spark Student Dialogues in Columbus
A Columbus Telegram humor column recounts a conversation about PBMs and the term doozies, misheard as a WWII seaplane, and drifting into a tongue in cheek critique of slang. The piece muses on education, drug culture, and redirecting curiosity toward constructive learning.
No harm from tritium gas leak at Savannah River plant
Officials at the Savannah River nuclear defense plant said a 20 gram leak of radioactive tritium gas posed no risk to the public or environment. The incident, caused by a process line failure, led to quick dissipation and the facility being closed during investigation. No radiation detected in nearby buildings.
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Dates set for state farm expo in Omaha
Robert L. Anderson announces the 1976 Nebraska Agricultural Exposition will run January 28-29 at the Omaha Civic Auditorium with both floors booked and the Hilton involved. The Bicentennial theme 1776 1976 200 Years of Agricultural Progress will feature over 300 exhibitors and more than 30 000 expected attendees. Farmers and their wives may register free. notable sessions cover Future Trends of the Grain Industry and What's in the Future for Fertilizers and Chemicals.
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Record Farm Decline Persists Amid Peak 1975 Harvest
Agriculture Department data show 2.786 million U S farms on January 1 1976 down 22 000 from a year earlier a 1 decline. Despite fewer farms total output hit a new all time high up 28 from a decade earlier reflecting larger farm sizes and growing commercial operations.
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Albion reports nine complete Hunter's Safety Course graduates
Nine students have completed a Hunter's Safety Course in Albion according to instructor Don Merten. Merten plans another course soon with Randy assisting, for 12 and 15 year olds who must complete the course before hunting. Graduates include Steve Sherrill Pat Sch Sherry Cookson Mark Leifeld Ronnie Christo and Mike Oliverius.
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