House accepts amendment to massive farm measure
Washington reports the House approved Rep Paul Findleys amendment to cap subsidy payments at 20000 per farmed crop including resources adjustments, defeating an earlier Bergland plan at 27 vote margin. The vote shifts toward tighter subsidy limits while addressing price support debates and potential escalator clauses.
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Washington
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Bell
Finiley
Treasury
Bob Bergland
O-Minn
Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
Findley
Senate
Steven 8. Symms
Idaho
Soviet Union
China
Monroe Residents Visit Mississippi Social Roundup
Monroe residents host and visit relatives across Mississippi and Nebraska over the weekend. Families connected include Ziegler Laudenklos Shoemaker Curtis Hill Mohr Johnson and Blessen with gatherings in Dearborn Humphrey Genoa Columbus Council Bluffs and Council Bluffs neighbors and extended kin sharing meals birthdays and casual visits.
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Lloyd Hill
Myr
Jake Mohr
Humphrey
Glen Hill
Dean Curtis
Dave Blessen
Lori
Richard McHugh
Frances Curtis
Lewis
Stella Hobbensiefken
Leonard Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Anna Johnson
Helen Pearson
Genoa
Eril Johnson
Columbus
R. W. Johnson
Ruth
Bridget Westfall
Council Bluffs
Southern University violence report blames students and admin
The attorney general released a commission report on the November violence at Southern University in Baton Rouge. It found deputies were deployed before the administration building and could not identify a single shooter. The fatalities were Leonard Brows and Beaver Smith, with police and deputies criticized for the disorganized response. The report includes a reconstruction of events, lessons for future campus safety, and Bouletines for campus administrators and police.
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Baton Rouge
Woo
Southern
Universt
Willian G
Leonard Brows
Beaver Smith
Admin
Conmission
Uwepage
Tutu
Commission
Theniversity Administration
Cheriff
Norfolk home rocked by blast and fire damages
In Norfolk Nebraska an explosion and fire damaged the Wayne Cox residence early Tuesday. Firefighters fought the blaze for about 20 minutes as gas lines were dug out and shut off after a pilot light ignited. No injuries were reported as the Cox family slept in the basement.
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Norvolk
Neb
APIA
Wis
Wayne Cox
Hoskins
Herman Opler
Opfer
Liie
Ile
Mlec
Konra
Opfee
Mremen
Plainview Voters Reject City Hospital Bond Issue
Plainview Nebraska voters rejected a 235000 bond issue for hospital improvements. The tallied votes were 37 against and 107 in favor. The incomplete copy also mentions Nathaniel Hawthorne and a death in 1864, but these references are unrelated to the bond decision.
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Plainview, Neb
Plainview City
Savor
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