Grandparents Seminar Highlights Aging Problems in Columbus
In Columbus Nebraska a public seminar gathered 200 people to discuss aging issues. Speakers outlined Medicare, Social Security and doctor patient relations while attendees debated family ties and grandparent grandchild relations amid a May context.
Growing Older and Grandchildren’s Changing Roles
The text reflects on grandchildren aging from children to youths, engaging in sports, hobbies, careers, and social activity. It notes ongoing affection for grandparents yet acknowledges reduced daily significance in their lives as grandchildren pursue independence and new priorities. The piece ends by questioning whether grandchildren ever carry photos of grandparents.
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Barred from obtaining land for reformatory
Omaha UPI Douglas County District Judge Samuel Caniglia issues a permanent injunction barring the City of Omaha from acquiring land for a state reformatory. He says the city cannot condemn on behalf of the state, but the state may pursue its own action. The land, owned by Monarch Chemical Works Inc near Eppley Airfield, was sought since Feb 1976. Monarch, which uses the site for waste disposal, challenged the proceedings.
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Dairying 10 Years From Now Predictions
A forecast of U S dairy farming in ten years with larger family owned farms, average size rising from 400 to 500 acres, three percent annual efficiency gains, and milk output per cow rising. Farms over 100000 volume will dominate, equipment will be jumbo, and automation and solar heat use will increase.
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Supreme Court obscenity ruling draws Nebraska criticism
LINCOLN NEB A UPI report says the recent Supreme Court decision broadening states power to regulate obscenity drew criticism from the Nebraska Civil Liberties Union as an added curb on First Amendment rights yet Pe Ne Cr is nt argues the ruling will have little impact on Nebraska obscenity controls. The June decision in a case about Illinois obscenity law held 5 4 that states need not provide an exhaustive list of sexual behaviors covered by their laws.
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