Wheat harvest reaches seventy five per cent in Nebraska
Nebraska crop observers report the wheat harvest at 75 percent complete with unusual rain last week delaying some small grain collection. Corn growth is strong with irrigation widely used and about 70 percent silking, while soybeans show five percent plowed and oats plus sugar beets also noted as favorable.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Federal Division of of Sgricultural
Oakdale
Sioux City
Town
Wakefield
Derailment puzzle at Cedar Creek Nebraska
Burlington Northern officials investigated a Sunday derailment that toppled four freight cars and three engines near Cedar Creek Nebraska. The lead engine remained on track while the following three derailed as a crew heard an explosion. Damaged track spans about 2000 feet with refrigerator cars leaking contents but no loss estimate yet.
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Louisville
Neb
Burlington
Northern Railroad
Ollivials
Cedar Creek
Bill McKenzie
Burlington Northern
Omaha
Terry Mayer
Lincoln
McKenzie
Trans- Terre
Nebraska Senators Back Majority On Military Aid Bill
Washington AP Nebraska senators Roman Hruska and Carl Curtis voted with the majority as a 1.7 billion military foreign aid measure failed in the Senate after an amendment linking withdrawal from Indochina to POW releases. Both lawmakers opposed the amendment and later voted against the bill. The package aimed to authorize funds for aid to allied nations worldwide.
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Washington
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Senate
Indochina
Senate Kills Military Foreign Aid Bill After Eleven Votes
The Senate defeated a $1.78 billion military foreign aid bill 46 to 42 after voting to end U S combat operations in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia within four months if Hanoi returns prisoners. The House may act or the Foreign Relations Committee may propose another bill.
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Washington
U.S
Indaghina
Senate
Iate
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
House
Senate Foreign
Defense Department
Sen
J, WY
Fulbright
Mansfield
Marlow Cook
Rky
Hugh Scort
R-Mass
Cooper
Brooke
Cowper
Columbus Telegram Notice and Subscription Details
Public notice for Columbus Telegram printed in Nebraska detailing partnership address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus. Subscription rates listed for local delivery and statewide mail, with change of address procedures and paid master contact.
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27Th Avenue
Columbus
Cokmmbut
Nebraska
Drug arrests in 1972 nearly double 1969 figures
Washington AP reports federal narcotics chiefs praised but others noted a sharp rise in drug arrests in fiscal 1972. The year's statistics show 114 percent more arrests for drug violations than 1969, highlighting a substantial increase in enforcement activity.
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Washington
Nixon
Aries and Taurus Face Shifts in Modern Life and Health
Horoscope excerpts advise Aries to seek ideas from contacts and pursue health checks while Taurus should study expectations of powerful figures and embrace modern systems. Gemini may plan trips or changes, Leo should sharpen work and wardrobe, and Cancer tips urge health treatments and romance focus.
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Taurus
Gemini
Tive
Parsons
Moon Children
Jude
Mate
Leo
Phil
Nebraska Reclamation Projects Clear House Subcommittee
Two Nebraska irrigation projects named North Loop and ONeill cleared the House subcommittee on reclamation and are expected to be approved by the Interior Committee within two weeks. Estimated total cost exceeds 160 million dollars. Projects aim to irrigate about 130000 acres across central Nebraska.
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Washington
Dave Marlin
R-Neb
Nebraska
House
Subcommittee On Reclamation
Interior Committee
Martin
Subcommittee
North Loop
O'Neill
Wayne Aspinall
North Central
Congress
Greeley
Howard
Nance
Mus
North Loup River
Keya Pata
Boyd
Holt
Norden
Ord and
Ad Senate
Family picnic gathers many relatives across states
A North Park Central City family picnic honors Mrs. Jack Lakerman of Maryland with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Atkinson Mrs. Vera Hutchison and others. extended gatherings include birthdays funerals and bridge party notes. Attendees travel from Tulsa to California and Ontario visiting kin and attending events in Columbus Denver and Bismarck North Dakota.
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Silver Creek
North Park
Central City
Jack Lakerman
Maryland
Darrel Atkinson
Vera Hutchison
Carl Bivens
Bernice Blackmore
California
Vern McCormick
Vicki Hackler
Tulsa
Okla
John White
Merle Schott
Rapid City
Chapin Peterson
Merle Scholt
Norman Carter
Mere Peterson
Lavern Bryan
Nina Delamere
Sam Bordy
Emil Herman
Shetoypan
Wis
Lane
Sai Bordy
Eupena Kershaw
Les Johnson
Ron Greenwald
Columbus
Edith Kershaw
Lyle Schmitt
Bruce Schmitt
Larry Sachau
Brent Hall
Kentucky
Colorado
Bill Wyman
Tim
Teri
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Creme
Ralph Hendrickson
Ontario
Calif
Airs
Mark Hendrickson
Virgina
Lucille Peterson
Ricki
Marvin Peterson
Omaha
Lula Hendrickson
Osceola
Lee Engel
Vaughn Hendrickson
Carolyn
Robert Bryan
Nebraska Conservation Contractors Association
Kearney
Lloyd Conklen
Fremont
Ray Mason
Howard Selgfreld
Bismarck
N.C
Joe Brandenburger
Nebraska Funds Aid Earth Resource Satellite Launch
Nebraska helped fund the Earth Resource Technology Satellite launch in California as NASA grants support remote sensing work at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. A $100,000 grant backs developing remote sensing applications while a $51,200 grant supports soil and range resource mapping. ERTS circles the globe every 103 minutes capturing earth photographs with three TV cameras and a radiation sensor.
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Neb
Nebraska
Successul
California
Earth
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Acecraft
Sand Hills
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