Damaged corn and sorghum remain good cattle feed
Lincoln UPI reports University of Nebraska Extension livestock specialist Paul Guyer says drought damaged corn and sorghum harvested as silage in immature stages can match grass silage in energy and exceed typical silage in protein. He notes growth limits silage tonnage, nitrate risk, and that near maturity crops with little grain still feed like normal silage with management to reduce moisture and nitrate issues.
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Lincoln
UPI
University of Nebraska Extension
Paul Guyer
NN College of Agriculture
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Three youths arrested for killings in Chicago shooting
In Chicago three suspects including a 14 year old were arrested within a day for the killing of two policemen at a Cabrini Green housing project. Sidney Bennett 18 George Knight 23 and a 14 year old boy tied to Deuces gang face murder charges while Johnnie Veal 18 is being sought. Police praised residents for tips solving the case and noted the victims belonged to the walk and talk program.
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UPI
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North Side
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George
Knight
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Money in Sahara Tahoe Lobby Goes Mad
Money swirled through the Sahara Tahoe Hotel lobby in Stateline Nev as a glass cash machine malfunctioned and sprayed small bills. About $600 to $1,000 vanished while staff and patrons, including Susan Alford of Modesto California, scrambled to grab notes after the blower switched on. A hotel spokesman noted the $57 Alford collected did not affect the overall toss estimate.
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Nev
UPI
Sahara Tahoe
Susan Alford
Modesto
Cali
Alford
Falls City Man Dies in Sabetha Train Crash
Rites planned for Wilbert Fritz, 58, of Falls City, who died Saturday night in a car train collision at a Union Pacific crossing in Sabetha. The accident occurred as the car was struck by a train at the crossing.
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Falls City
UPI
Wilbert Fritz
Sabetha
Union Pacific
Classified Rates and Mailing Address Notice
Furnished accommodations offered each evening except Sunday with varying rates. Includes second class mail post and Columbus address. Details mention Carl Colursue and Nebraskas mail services. Addresses and rate terms unclear due to damaged text.
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Posttve Pal
Columbus
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Bunscnirrion
Carl Colursue
Mall
Nebraska
Officers installed by Legion Auxiliary at St. Edward
St Edward Crosier Post 226 American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers led by president Mrs Robert Johnson and installing officer Mrs Eugene Jensen. Nominating committee chair Mrs Arthur McKay reported. A color photo of Memorial National Cemetery of the Pacific was presented to Mrs Howard Wieland with two World War II veterans named in the Court of the Missing.
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Eugene Jensen
Arthur, McKay
Dwaine Pont
Memorial National Cemetery of the Pacific
Honolulu
Hawaii
Slug Reward Scheme At Hextable Research Farm
Officials at a research farm in Hextable England offer local children two cents per slug brought alive. Researcher Colin Hargrave cites slug shortage due to dry weather and offers a woodlen spatula to help squeamish youngsters handle the creatures.
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Hextable
England
UPI
Colin Hargrave
Royal visit ends with mixed press in Washington
British royals Prince Charles and Princess Anne wrap a three day U S tour marked by divergent press verdicts as Charles wins praise for grace and humor while Anne is seen as bored. Anne visits 1968 race riot site and questions the bald eagle emblem. Charles spends time with President Nixon.
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UPL
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Britain
London
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Anne
White House
Nixon
U.S
Dulles International Airport
Neighbor’s Baby Thrown From Window Prompts Fatal Jump
In New York a 37-year-old mother of seven, Mrs. Rosemarie Grandineth, leapt from a fourth floor window after luring and dropping Theresa Pagoulatos, seriously injuring the child. Police say the woman, an outpatient from a mental hospital, died soon after as her elderly grandmother tried to restrain her.
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New York
UPD
Rosemarie Grandineth
Queens
Theresa Pagoulatos
Marie Pagoulatos
Youth Drowns While Fishing in Canal
A boy named Bastian, 12 to 16 years old, drowned Sunday afternoon while fishing in the Nebraska Public Power District canal one mile south of Paxton. Divers from North Platte searched for the body after he slipped from the bank while fishing with his father and brother. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bastian of Elsie.
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Paxton
Tom Baslian
Elsie
Nebraska
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