Milton F Scholz Receives Golden Hammer in Duncan
Milton F Scholz of Duncan celebrated over five decades in hardware with a Golden Hammer presented by Floyd D Brown and Harold Dahlwim of the Duttson Lainson Co. Scholz arrived in Duncan at age six and built Scholz Hardware and Implement, later expanding before liquidating the implement division in 1984.
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Milton F. Scholz
Duncan
Golden Hammer
Floyd D. Brown
Harold Dahlwim
The
Duttson-Lainson Co
Walive
Pierce
Scholz
Frank Scholz
Thesr Hardware
Bill Thomas
Tio Mass Implement
Scholz Hardware and Implement
Milton Scholz
Marie
Milton Jr
Burlington
Bellwood
Clarence
Bellevue
Maclin
Harold
Omaha
Bellevue School Board shrinks 1970-71 budget proposal
BELLEVUE UPT The Bellevue School Board proposes a 1970-71 operating budget about half the size of last year’s. The 4,104,230 budget would cover resident students only and excludes federal aid for Offutt AFB dependents. Public hearing set for Thursday. district relies on federal funding that may not arrive.
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Bellevue
UPT
Offutt Air Force Base
Cleveland police chief resigns after brief tenure
Cleveland police chief Gein jionjamin O. Davis Jr. resigns after six months on the job charging Mayor Carl B. Stokes and his administration with backing enemies of law enforcement. Stokes names Col. William Hendrickson as acting safety director while seeking a replacement.
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Cleveland
UPI
Air Force
Gein
Jionjamin O. Davis Jr
Carl B. Stokes
Davis
Armed Services
Stokes
Col
William Hendrickson
Governor Tiemann to appear on Meet the Press Sunday
Lincoln Nebraska governor W Nor bert T. Tiemann will join NBCs Meet the Press for a one hour special aired Sunday August 9 to coincide with the opening of the national governors conference at Lake of the Ozarks Missouri Other governors on the program include Joan Love John Dempsey Raymond Shafer Nelson Rockefeller and Warren E Hearts with Hearts hosting the conference
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Lincoln
UPI
Norbert T.tiemann
Lawrence Spivak
NBC
Meet the Press
The
Lake of the Ozarks
Joan A. Love
Colorado
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Democratic Governors Association
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Republican Govermors Association
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Warren LE. Hearts
Missouri
Investigators Reach Arctic Ice Station Over Leader Death
Navy investigators arrived at a remote Arctic weather station to probe the July 16 death of Bennie Lightsy of Louisville. The 19 man crew station on an ice island remains cut off by slushy summer ice and radio gaps. Investigators landed by helicopter and will determine witness handling and potential removal from the island.
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Washington
Navy
Ieader
Bennie Lightsy
Louisville
M c Lightsy
Arctic Ocean
Air Force
Defense Department
Just Keeps Watch Ottawa UPL Canada Consumer Group
The Consumers Organization, a price watch group, told its 40,000 members that its September membership fee will rise from 3 to 4 dollars. The notice stresses vigilance over price hikes and maintains public awareness of inflation issues.
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Ottawa
UPL
Canatan, Consumers
South Koreans Sink North Korea Gunboat During Clash
South Korean navy gunners and air force jets sank a North Korean gunboat off the eastern coast after it fired on shore batteries. Six to seven crew were missing, with a civilian wounded by a stray bullet. The incident occurred on the armistice anniversary as talks over U.S. troop reductions continued.
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Seoul
Defense Ministry
Jongdk
Sokcho
Here
Air Force
Fis
United States
South Korea
Korea
Jung Nae- Hiuk
U.S
Defense
David M. Packard
Honolulu
Jung
Rain drives Iowa corn prospects in weekly crop report
Des Moines report notes good subsoil moisture early in the season sustaining corn prospects despite dry stretches in June and July. It lists 28 percent excellent, 49 percent good, 21 percent fair, and 2 percent poor conditions. Soybean conditions: 19 percent excellent, 58 percent good, 21 percent fair, 2 percent poor. Eastern Iowa fares better than western. Eighty percent of corn fields are three-fourths silked, up from 40 percent last year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dinner honors Hess family at United Methodist Church
In Newman Grove a reception and covered dish dinner honored Rev. and Mrs. Earl Hess. About seventy five attendees joined the regular family night. Homer King welcomed the honorees and a cash gift was presented from the congregation. Several members led the program and closing remarks before the benediction.
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Newman Grove
Earl Hess
United Methodist Church
Tom Kaufman
Stoward Deaver
Duane King
Russell Gaston
Homer King
Jack Bumgarner
Paul Wyant
Honard Deaver
R. J. Wilcox
R. D. Wilcox
Hess
Britannica on feed-to-meat ratio for pork production
Encyclopaedia Britannica states that six to eight pounds of feed produce one pound of pork. The note reflects efficiency estimates for pig farming and agricultural inputs.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Hardin backs 55000 limit on federal farmer payments
Secretary Clifford M. Hardin voiced support for a proposed 55000 per crop per year cap on federal payments to farmers to counter moves to drop it to 20000. He warned a lower limit could force cotton farmers from business and urged extending price supports and crop programs for nine years, noting current law allows higher sums but few would reach them. In 1989 data, five large landholders exceeded one million dollars, with one above four million, focusing on cotton wheat and feed grains. The Aquinas High School marching band, directed by Ken Kull, joined a parade in Wahoo and a festival in Dwight.
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House’ Agriculture Committee
Hardin
Silvio 0. Conte
R-Mass
Agriculture ‘Department
David City
Aquinas High School
Ken Kull
Public Budget Hearing Notice for August 4, 1970
Public notice announces a budget and tax levy hearing by the governing body on August 4, 1970 at 8:30 PM at Township Hall. The meeting requests support opposition and observations regarding the proposed budget and tax levy and to consider amendments to it.
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B.S
Township Hall
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Bellevue School Board
Arctic Ice Station
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WERTZ
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Columbus Savings
Columbus
24Th Avenue
Mel's Color TV
Caulfield
RGA
Mel's
13Th Street
Leonhard
Joliet Township
Platter County
Nebraska
General — Cemetery
Mark Weeder
Fundy
Sa Ate
Leviese
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