Genoa youth elected Americas Junior Shorthorn president
Md Kruse, 19, son of Dr and Mrs N W Kruse of Genoa, was elected president of the Americas Junior Shorthorn Association at the group s third annual conference in Denver Colorado He will be a sophomore at Colorado State College Fl Collins a Farm House member and works at the A H Shorthorn Ranch Lincoln Calif Kruse won the 440 American Shorthorn Association Don Longley Memorial Scholarship in January 1909 He is a past president of the Nebraska Junior Shorthorn Association and a noted 4 H beef cattle exhibitor.
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MD Kruse
N. W. Kruse
Genoa
Denver
Colo
Kruse
the College of Agriculture
Colorado State College
Collins
Farm House
A/H
Lincoln
Calif
Don Longley
Nebraska Junior Shorthorn Association
Nebraska welfare pilot program tied to Strode and Neer
Lincoln UP L Acting Welfare Director Robert McManus tied the pilot program allegedly siphoning 885,500 from Nebraska’s treasury to former welfare director Harold Strode and Dr. Bradley A. Neer. He described their role in early stages, noting HEW press releases and a Maryland consulting firm involved, with funds later traced to a Lincoln bank account.
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Lincoln
UPL
Robert McManus
Harold Strode
Bradley A. Neer
Strode
Neer
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare
Nebraska
McManus
Maryland
First National Bank
Soria
Maury E. Switzer
Miss Switzer
HEW
U. S
Welfare Department
Narbert T. Tiemann
St Edward man in AFROTC camp at Hill AFB Utah
OGDEN Utah Koerber son of Keith L Moerber of Lt Edward participates in a United States Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps field training encampment at Hill AFB Utah Cadets learn base life and career options as officers The cadet is from the University of Nebraska AFROTC unit and a 1967 St Edward High School graduate His wife Holly is daughter of Mrs Kathleen Harshaw of Fairbury
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Ogden
Utah
Koerber
Afr
Keith L. Moerber
Edward
U. S. Air Force Reserve Officer's Training Corps
Afrotc
Iill Afb
University of Nebraska
St. Edward High School
Holly
Kathleen Harshaw
Fairbury
Rites Held for Starbuck Couple. Martens Family Mourning
Mrs Goldie Wagenbuck, returning from Starbuck Minnesota, attended funerals of her brother Lieut Col Louis C Martens retired and his wife Ida Erickson. The couple died in a Wiree car crash near their Lincoln relatives home. Survivors include Marsha Brian Mark and Mrs Hagenbuck and Victor Martens.
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Goldie Wagenbuck
Starbuck
Minn
Louis C. Martens
Ida Erickson
Vlor Martens
Lima
Ohio
Swere
Martens
Platte Center
Honeywell Corporation of
Minneapolis
Marsha
TWA
San Francisco
Brian
Mary Lou
Mark
Hagenbuck
Victor Martens
Tin alloy traced to Ur ancient city
An United Press International report states tin as an alloy was used as early as 3600 B.C. in Ur with bronze articles containing between 1 and 15 percent tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
John St Schneider Receives KU Greater University Fund Scholarship
John St. Schneider, a University of Kansas senior from Columbus, has won a Greater University Fund Scholarship for the 1970 71 academic year. The award recognizes academic ability and leadership, based on financial need, and most stipends of 400 dollars are split between two semesters to cover tuition costs or other expenses, funded by gifts to the EU Endowment Association from alumni and friends.
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John St. Schneider
University of Kansas
Columbus
Greater University Fund
EU Endowment Association
Justice court fines tally across towns show small offenses
Justice of the Peace Cleo Robak levied numerous fines in a district including Grand Island Albion Columbus and Lincoln for speeding no life jacket failure to yield overwidth overpass improper muffler and improper registration with amounts ranging from 1 to 100 dollars and involving names such as Gerald Nave Terrence Schumacher Oscar Rumsey and Mary Wegener among others.
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Justice of the Peace
Cleo Robak
Gerald Nave
Grand Island
August Carstens
Kviesan
Erry Beierman
Albion
Belmar 'Sehalty
Worid City
C. M. Almanza
Texas
Arceki & Co
Oscar Rumsey
Steve Ellenburg
Columbus
Donald Braun
David City
Norbert Steenhouser
Omaha
L. Dean Scheel
Center
John Haggar
South Dakota
Mary Wegener
Humphrey
Richard Zufall
Norman Rose
Kansas
Daniel Schrader
Lincaln
David Arl
Lindsay
Charles Cresson
Bellwood
Arlis Middleton
Grand Estand
Sal Avergross
Charles Neemeyer
Bill Klassen
Junior Barnell
Avergross
Trent Wardeman
Pave Roth
Calumbus
Richard Leim
Noa
John Burgoyne Jr
Balance wheel tee cream in diary industry noted
The diary entry describes cream as the balance wheel of the diary industry, citing Encyclopaedia Britannica that about 70 percent of milk or its equivalent is bought for storage during spring and early summer when production peaks and prices are lowest.
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Encyelopaedia Britannica
Columbus Savings and Loan Reports Record Assets
Executive Vice President W M Ferguson announced that new savings for the past year rose to a net gain of 1 511 589. Total assets reached an all time high of 15 877 484 as of June 30. Dividends paid in the last 32 months totaled 574 555, a record high in the 84 year history. Dividend rates peaked at 9 and 7 percent on car certificates for sums of 100 000. Ferguson said the year 1970 should continue growth as the association maintains its progress pattern.
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W. M. Ferguson
Columbus Savings & Loan
Ferguson
Guan Island Dawn Gate to America’s Day Begins
Guan Island, the farthest west U S territory, is often called the place where America's day begins. It lies beyond the International Date Line, making it the first to greet each new day.
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Guan
Les
U.S. Territory
Purse tops $1000 in Platte County tractor pull
The Platte County Agricultural Society announces a 1030 prize purse for a July 28 tractor pulling contest at Platte County Agricultural Park opening the county fair. Six classes range from 5 000 to 35 000 pounds with a new mechanical sled and rules from the Nebraska State Fair.
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Platte “County Fair
Jay Stavas
Platte County
Stavas
Platte County Agricultural Society
Nebraska
KTTT
Columbus
Beckwith Earns Juris Doctor From Pepperdine Law
Roger Beckwith receives his juris doctor degree from Pepperdine School of Law. A 1995 Kramer High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs LaVerne Beckwith, he later practiced electronics writing before starting law studies in 1965. He is married to Darlene Schulte with two children, Randy and Shelly.
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Roger F. Beckwith
Pepperdine, School. of Law
Kramer High School
Relaxing Eye Breaks Help Prevent Strain While Working
The text emphasizes easing eye strain during near work or driving by relaxing eye muscles as they can tense similar to leg muscles. It suggests taking breaks and looking at distant objects to rest the eyes.
Milo producers warned on greenbug and aphid mixups in milo
Lincoln Nebraska milo growers are urged to tell apart greenbugs from corn leaf aphids in fields. Entomologist Bob Roselle of the University of Nebraska Extension notes corn leaf aphids are developing but rarely cause damage while greenbugs, though scarce now, can reach economic levels quickly. Identification hinges on color and the black tipped cornicles.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Extension
Bob Roselle
UU College of Agriculture
Oselle
New Mass Law Lets Women Stand At Bar and Drink
A 1970 Massachusetts law repeals a prior statute that barred women from being served at a tavern unless seated at a table or bar. The change follows a recommendation from the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission and allows women to stand at the bar and lift their drinks with men.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
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St. Edward
Man
John Schneider
Justice Court
Columbus Savings - Loan
Calumbus Savings
Ralston Purina
Columbus Industrial Alley
Roger ‘Beckwith
Columbus Savings
West Bend
14Th Street
26Th Avenue
Colum
Bbraska
Roselle
Tooleys
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