Nebraska crop report shows wheat harvest at 3 percent
Nebraska's weekly crop report notes winter wheat harvest at 3 percent complete statewide while corn remains in mostly good condition. The moisture was excellent in many areas with heavy rains in the southeast. topsoil moisture was surplus or adequate in most counties, and subsoil moisture held steady.
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Nebraska
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Panhandle
Havest
Fremont pharmacist James Barta suspended for 14 months
Lincoln health officials suspended Free mont pharmacist James Barta for 14 months after about 37 state violations across five pharmacies where he is sole or principal stockholder. One day closures set for July 11 at A and A Drug Inc Fremont Alco Pharmacy Fremont Ron's Pharmacy North Bend Gibson's Discount Pharmacy York and the Medicine Shoppe Omaha.
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UPI
Henry Smith
Freemont
James Barta
Barta
Smith
Health Department
Lee Locke
Department
Barta’a
Locke
State Board of Examiners In Pharmacy
A and A Drug, Inc
Aid
Alco Pharmacy
Fremont
Ron's Pharmacy
North Bend
Gibson's Discount Pharmacy
York
Medicine Shoppe
Omaha
Cochran held for murder in Nebraska shooting
Lincoln County Judge Earl Morgan set June 29 as the preliminary hearing date for William Glenn Cochran 46 of Fairfield Texas charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Louie Brigman 27. Cochran held without bond. two brothers each posted 2500 bond as material witnesses. Brigman died from a single gunshot wound at the Gerald Gentleman Power Plant site near Sutherland where all three worked.
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North Platte
Neb
UPI
Lincoln County
Earl Morgan
William Glenn Cochran
Fairfield
Tex
Morgan
Louie Brigman
Brigman
Cochran Brothers
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
Carter Faces Limits of Power in World and Home
Washington columnist Arnold Sawislace argues the U S president is not all powerful, citing Congress, public opinion, and global politics. Five months into Carter’s term, the leader may grasp limits of the presidency amid rising domestic and international challenges. New York Telephone unveils Musicline, a 42 feature music line accessible 24 7 at (212) 936 4645.
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Washington
UPI
Jiowny Carter
Free World
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Carter
Congress
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Free
New York
New York Telephone Co
Haw
Musicline
William Garvey
Two Cubans Escape to United States
Two Cuban men rescued after four days at sea on a raft said their June 20 escape from Communist Cuba was worth the risks. Emilio Medina, 24, and Mario Jones, 28, plan to live in New York with relatives and cited fear of being drafted for foreign military service as a motive.
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Miami
UPI
Emilio Medina
Mario Jones
Fidel Castro
Medina
Cuba
New York
Yogurt Boom Spurs Two Major Marketing Campaigns
United Press International reports a nationwide push into frozen yogurt as firms expand menus and marketing. International Dairy Queen, Hood, and others project strong growth, with sales rising from 25 million in 1966 to 900 million in 1975 and forecasts doubling in 1977.
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United Press International
International Dairy Queen
Harris Cooper
San Diego
Dairy Queen
Chicago
George Chapdelaine
H.P. Hood, Inc
Boston
Sweden
France
Cooper
Hood
Chapdelaine
Public housing in Britain overview and ownership mix
Britain’s housing stock totals about 20.1 million dwellings with a population around six million in public housing. Of the remaining units, roughly two thirds are owned and rented by local authorities.
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