No UNL classes Monday afternoon observance of peace
Chancellor James H. Zurberge announced Friday that no UNL classes will be held Monday afternoon in observance of the peace in Vietnam. Students requested a formal act of solidarity and the university plans further observances. classes cancelled starting 1 East Sete pm to begin the Monday. National Geographic reports a study stating pine needles lose cells in food production after destruction by certain factors.
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Vietnam
James H. Zurbergé
Guy A Il
Actiai
University of Nebraska
The Cars Telegram four partnership notice
Subscription rate notice for The Cars Telegram published in Columbus Nebraska lists mail deliveries and annual prices. It notes Sunday closure and directs readers to notify the postmaster of address changes and renewals for subscribers in Nebraska and other states.
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Halizeys
Nebraska
Cecter
Columbay
Ral Platte
Suber
Céllas
Errek
Naoce
Polk Tomties
Teal Pontmaster
Columbus Telegram
Rex
Weekly Livestock Quotations From Omaha Markets
Market notes show substantial price moves across cattle and sheep. Steers, heifers, and feeders posted gains with prime and high choice ranges in the 40s. dairy and utility classes varied. Lambs and sheep command higher bids, while slaughter lambs remain scarce and feeder activity steady.
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Omana Livestock Omaha
Tamn
LSDA
Fort Robinson Centennial bill wins approval
Lincoln Neb IAP A budget committee approved LP122 to provide 15000 in state funds for the Fort Robinson centennial observance next year. The bill creates a 15 to 21 member Centennial Commission and a private fund match of 15000 with aims to draw visitors to the Pine Ridge area. Dr Ed Nelson heads the commission and supports the project.
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Lincoln
Neb
LBM
Nebraska
Leslie Stull
Alliance
Leld
Stull
Ed_ Nelson
Chadron State College
Pine Ridge
Fort
Nebsan
Woman re-enlists in Navy after motherhood milestone
Kathleen Jensen, aviation administration apprentice at Lemoore, helps lead a pilot program allowing mothers to serve on active duty. After writing to Navy Chief of Staff Adv. Zumwalt, she returns to uniform, awaiting aviation maintenance school, while her husband Greg also reenlists, aiming to extend military service.
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Lemoore
Naval
Air Station
Calif
Cap
Kathleen Jensen
Navy
Adv
Elmo Zunwalt
Aviation Administration
Jensen
Aviaion
Greg
Memphis Naval Air Station
Kathleen
Bureau of Navy Personnel
Tuneful time for Cubs of Pack 115
Tuneful time for Cubs of Pack 115 for Music Makers month as dens perform in rhythmn bands and ensembles using instruments made at weekly den meetings. Nine new members received bobcat badges in a welcome ceremony led by Cubmaster Robert Bowe with parents present.
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Robert Bowe
David Jarecke
Dean Keller
David Love
Jim Meye
Tony Robak
Bobby
Ruthenium a Rare Platinum-Group Metal
Ruthenium, a rare metal in the platinum group, was discovered by Russian chemist Karl Klaus in 1844. It has a melting point near 430 degrees Fahrenheit and a boiling point around 2890 degrees.
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Karl Klaus
December eggs output slips as hens lay fewer
Washington AP says USDA reports December egg production at 2.8 billion, down six percent from a year earlier due to smaller laying flocks. On farms, production averaged ten percent fewer than December 1971 as flocks were culled and laying rates rose slightly to offset losses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Compton outlines Nebraska corn breeding goals and releases
Lincoln university corn breeding aims to develop stalk rot and bacterial wilt resistant strains through a joint effort by agronomy and plant pathology with a USDA grant. The program plans six new corn lines this year, broadening the crop’s genetic base and releasing predominantly unrelated lines. The wheat program also pursues disease resistance, testing varieties against stem rust.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
WA. Compton
Cray
NU Departments of Agronomy
USDA
Compton
NU Agronomy
LW. Schmidt
UN Department of Agronomy
Nebraska
Feud Year Cattle Roundup Seen Up In Early 1973
WASHINGTON AP Feud lots will turn out seven per cent more cattle during the first three months of 1973 than a year ago. USDA surveys show feeders in 23 major beef states expect to market 63 million head January through March, up from under 65 million a year earlier. Texas leads with 1.26 million head, Iowa 890,000, Nebraska about 7.05 million, Kansas 700,000, Colorado 545,000 and California 540,000, reflecting gains and regional shifts in feedlot production.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Texas
Uwa
March Jr
Lowa
Irea
Nebwraska
Kansas
Colorado
California
Winter vegetables prices rise amid tighter supplies
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department notes smaller supplies of tomatoes and sweet corn push winter vegetable prices to moderately higher levels. USDA also says fresh potato stocks are the strongest in four years and one eighth below last year’s bumper crop that pressed grower prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Exon seeks civil offense for lewd obscene film showings
Lincoln Nebraska AP Gov J J Exon urges Legislature to make showing of lewd or obscene films a civil offense rather than criminal. Bill by Sen Dickinson of Millard aims to ease convictions and remove material from public view. Court would define films as obscene and grant injunctions to block circulation. such films would be contraband with no property rights or right of return for owners.
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Lincoln
Reb
J. J. Exon Priday
Sen
Dantes Dickinsot
Millard
Dickinson
Annual market hog show set for March 3 in Fremont
The 21st Midwest Market Hog Show will be held March 3 at the Wells Commission Co sales pavilion in Fremont. Exhibitors enter one hog of any breed or cross, weight 200 to 240 pounds live, with carcass judging standards tied to the 1972 show and premium money funded by Fremont Chamber of Commerce and Hormel Co.
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Fremont
Wells Commission Co
George A. Hormel Co
University of Nebraska Animal Science Department
Cooperative Extension, Service
the of Commerce
Terry Sehrick
Nebraska Pork Producers Assa
Fremont “Chamber _ of Commerce
Horme! Co
Nebraska
Breerers & Peeders Assn
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