Warning to young girls on teen pregnancy risks and infant death
Health experts and economists lead a week-long institute to curb teen pregnancy with truthful, practical guidance. Sponsors American Home Economics Association National Foundation March of Dimes American Medical Association government aim to bridge knowledge gaps for girls 12 to 16, highlighting risks to mother and infant health.
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Sikome
Asfdt
iAmerican Home Economies Association
Nationalic Foundation-March of Dimes
American Medical ‘W Association
Federal of Government
Teen motherhood risks rise with early births in U S history
A partial clipping notes that between 1900 and 1973 the share of mothers under fifteen grew while the deal rate for underage mothers remains high. It cites higher risks for babies born to teen mothers including defects and infant mortality, with young teen births showing doubled abnormality rates compared to the average baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Downtown Grand Island plans may revitalize eastern district
The Community Development Advisory Board opened public discussion on spending 914100 to revitalize downtown Grand Island eastern face. Bob Moyer urged a rapid center study on city land to boost traffic for merchants amid rising vacancies. By Aug 15 free off street parking is expected. Meanwhile Senate Finance Committee approved David Mathews for secretary of health and welfare, after hearings, replacing Caspar Weinberger.
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Uhand Island
WPI
Community Development Advisory Board
Grand Island
Bob Moyer
Downtown Retail Trade Council
Washington
UPI
David Mathews
Secretary of Health
Eae and Welfare
Senate Finance
Finance Committee
Labor and Public Works Committee
Mathews
University of Alabama
Ford
Caspar Weinberger
Country Western Theme Set for Chamber Meeting
The Champar of Commerce quarterly meeting will have a country western theme on July 26 at 7 30 p m at Boone County Fairgrounds. Members are asked to bring a casserole or salad with wrappers furnished. Dancing will follow the flower and short business meeting. Tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alosian
Champar of Commerce
Boone County Fairgrounds
Oil spill closes in on Keys in offshore strain
News on a massive oil spill near Key West with 85 000 to 120 000 gallons estimated. Coast Guard containment teams prepared for dawn cleanup as environmentalists weigh impacts on seabirds and coral. Officials link the spill to offshore tanker tank cleaning and warn about heavy fines for reporting failures. A street fair in Albion is rescheduled to September 20.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Florida Keys
Gulf Stream
Ei Coast Guard
Big Pine Key
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Joanne
Jane
Coast Guard
Mississippi
North Carolina
Audubon Society
Crndk
George Davis
Deadline set on arguments for Fort Calhoun plant debate
A Nebraska Public Power Project opposition group was told to file arguments by Wednesday after a hearing officer refused extra time. Attorneys claimed most protesters learned July 8 of OPPD’s plan to build the 1,100 megawatt plant, valued at $210 million, with construction not set until 1976. Protesters argued the delay could hinder strategy, while opponents warned of higher electric rates and no imminent power shortage if scrapped.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Fort Calhoun
State Power Review Board
Nebraska Public Power Project
del Ditrim
Omaha Public Power District
Dennis Keefe
OPPD
Soviets Boost Grain Purchases From North America
UPI reports Soviet grain imports from the United States and Canada now total over two thirds of their needs as Continental Grain Co of New York schedules new sales. Corn deliveries begin in October and run through August 1976, with wheat and barley shipments also increasing amid hopes of boosting beef supplies. US officials expect large harvests to sustain the export program without harming American consumers.
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U.S
Continental
Coe Industries Inc
Cargill, Inc
Eact Week
Canada
Agriculture Department
United Sates
American Wheatain Com
Soviet Union
G& Americat
Cast iron coffin found on river island stirs Sellevue town
In Sellevue a century old cast iron coffin was unearthed near an island edge. A 15 minute effort freed the lid as residents watched, fearing a body from a California bound boat or a murder. Inside lay an elderly woman from around the 1850s, well preserved due to airtight construction. The coffin will be resealed and buried at an undisclosed location.
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UPL
Riverside
Ray Gallagher
Martitian
Gallagher
Jackson County
Tough odds cited for revenue sharing law reenactment
Cincinnati report says White House official James Cannon and the Midwestern Governors Conference see less than a 50 percent chance the federal revenue sharing law will pass again. The basic problem is a clash between Congress members and the main beneficiaries, governors and mayors, as governors advocate continued funding and responsibilities. Iowa Governor Ray highlights Town 2,000 as a model for future needs and growth policy.
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Cincinnati
UPI
White House
Farviser
James Cannon
Cannon
Canton
Home Economic judging contest winners told
Shelby Polk County page reports purple ribbon winners across divisions in Home Economics judging. Names named include Lynn Johnston Carole Pedraza Lisa Vodraza Gina Schmidt Shelly Kosch Tracy Meyers Justin Kosch in beginning foods and clothing. Advanced foods winners Karen Hanson Janice Christensen Jayne Nelson. home living purple ribbons to Bernadine Nitsch Carla Shot Jean Sigler. Paula Smith judged advanced home living.
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Shelby
Polk County
Lynn Johnston
Carole Pedraza
Lisa Vodraza
Gina Schmidt
Shelly Kosch
Tracy Meyers
Justin Kosch
Advanced Foods
Karen Hanson
Janice Christensen
Jayne Nelson
Bernadine Nitsch
Carla Shot
Jean Sigler
Paula Smith
Brenda Peterson
Debbie Jones
Cindy Whitmore
Amy Jo Lemkau
Herdemanship
Family Night Programs at Shell Creek Lutheran Church
Sunday night services at Shell Creek Lutheran Church featured devotions led by Mrs Ingyald Williamson and program chairman Mrs Kenneth Eng. Bruce Pugh performed two songs with piano, Heidi Soenig presented slides from Switzerland, and Raawn gave remarks. Rostessen included Mrs Dorothy Goodman, Mrs Earl Dorsey, Mrs Leonard Storck, and Mrs David Christensen.
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Newman Grove
Shell Creek Lutheran Church
Ingyald Williamson
Kenneth Eng
Williamson
Bruce Pugh
Heidi Soenig
Switzerland
Raawn
Rostessen
Dorothy Goodman
Earl Dorsey
Leonard Storck
David Christensen
4H swine and beef take ribbon honors at Polk County Fair
In the Swine and Beef divisions of the Polk County Fair many received top honors with purple ribbons. Winners include DeVon Carlson Joel Carlson Mark Rosenquist and others across market dogs market beef crossbred steer crossbred heifer and breeding categories. Dairy division purple ribbons went to Kathie Bender Garth Meerkatz Lynelle Meerkatz Ed Osterberg Patti Bender and Patty Bender. Shelby Square Dance Club to meet by Tuesday July 92 at 8:40 am at the Shelby Legion Tal.
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Shelby
Polk County
DeVon Carlson
Mark Rosenquist
Joel Carlson
Scott Rosenquist
Todd Wheeler
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Tome
Soma
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Rick Kubler
Ftd
Coloradus
Mutual
Omaha
Ade Alam
United Ub Omaha
Tooleys
Soviet UN Washington
Continental Grain Co
New York
Rey
Family Service
Mndsor Mrr
Windsor
Skyway Drivedit Theatre
Schuyler, Nebr
Secofai American IN
IEC
Nacen
West Bend
Paprika
Conitiole Heboyy
MieiSkillete
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Sauieepan
Saveapune
Skfeyt Syalled Skillet
Jovenant
Scutapan
Hidoys Skillat Sbllers
Boyd Hardware CO
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