Possibility eggs to cost $1 dozen
Nebraska egg producers and industry sources say a one dollar per dozen price is possible if Phase 4 retail controls continue. High feed costs, frozen egg prices, and tighter loans threaten producers, risking shortages and bigger prices.
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Higgs
Nebraska
Doyte
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Nebraska Poultry Industry Committee
Industr
Lloyd Clerke
Stanford
Ed Narjes
Chicken House, Inc
Sidney
Narjes
Heys
Trelayne Eigenberg
Fairbury
Cost of
Council
Gasoline Shortages Hit Tourism in Nebraska Route Travel
OMANA Neb AP shortages on State Highway 2 and U S 25 toward the Black Hills and Yellowstone reduce vacation traffic. The Cornhusker Motor Club weekly fuel report notes reporting stations along the routes show a year over year drop of up to about one percent in tourist travel.
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Omana, Neb
U.S. 25
Blacks Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Cornhusker Motor Club
Nebraska
Lik
Carli
Tom's
Omaha
Motor Club
Baptism and travel notes amid 1950s Bellwood events
The Buellwood Meysenburg family attended the baptism of infant Nicholas Joseph Meysenburg in Seward. Alex and Beth Walton visited with grandmother Dorothy Harris while parents traveled to Winnipeg. Various relatives and friends, including Earle Benedict in San Diego, visited Bellwood and nearby towns. Nebraska fuel shortages and station operation levels were reported with no major disruption to daily life. The caboose origin story for freight trains is noted.
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Buelwood
Joe Meysenburg
Don. Meysenburg
Ray Meysenburg
Seward
Nicholas Joseph
Alex
Beth Walton
Grand Island
Dorothy Harris
Winnipeg
Canada
Jerry Nettie
Sally Harris
Spee
Tun Harris
Fort Riley
Kan
Earle Benedict
San Diego
Calif
Maurice Benedict
Lloyd Anderson
California
Bellwood
Clarice
Omaha Medical Center
Dave Malloy
Edward Stastny
Canoga Park
Ernest Fiala
Adolph Stastny
Ine Stastny
Bill
Baker Jr Defends Campaign Financing During Probe
Washington AP reports Senator Baker Jr the chair of the Senate Watergate committee disclosed 105 008 dollars from undisclosed sources for his re election campaign. He says he complied with laws requiring disclosure by April 7 1972 though questions remain about timing and anonymous donors in the broader Watergate inquiry.
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Washington
Vowarnd
Hl Baker Jr
Vee Chaimant
Senate
Walter Gate Committee
Tennessee
Baker
Hie
Exon hopes gasohol committee can function without special session
Lincoln Neb AP Exon says he hopes the gasohol committee can keep working without a special session after an attorney general opinion. The committee, the Products Industrial Unionization Committee, has operated as an arm of the Legislature to discourage use of gasoline blends. Senate backer says it will continue until the attorney general’s opinion affects funding. Exon says they will abide by the opinion.
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Exon
Lincoln
Neb
James Exon
Fru
Prodnets Industrial Uniization Committee
Lava Sehinil
Bollwood
Saelxly
Poison ivy causes campuswide illness at harvest dance
An incident on a college campus led to many students becoming ill after decorating a greenhouse for a harvest dance with leaves from poison ivy. The plants' red and yellow outer colors were striking but harmful, incapacitating a large number of attendees.
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