Partisan legislature hits trouble in Nebraska
Nebraska's Legislature considered making the body itself decide if senators run on political or nonpolitical ballots. The bill gained some support but failed to reach the votes needed to advance or die, leaving it on general file. Supporters say it would strengthen discipline and the two party system while opponents warn it would disenfranchise independents and invite partisan gridlock. The debate occupied most of the legislative day as lawmakers adjourned for a long weekend.
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Neb
Nebraska
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Kearney
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Ard
George Lyas
Omaha
Syas
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Stromer
Ernest Chambers
U.S. Congress
Tom Kennedy
Neiman Grove
Richard Marvel
Hastings
GOP
Acess
Cal Carsten
Avoca
Albion Country Club names officers and committees for 1974
Albion officers include Paul Thies as president and Ed Kunzman as vice president. Directors are Charles Homalka Dave Hellbusch Deloras Staska Harry Walling Bud Buckendahtl and Ted Schlange serves as secretary. Club manager is Leonard Svoboda and dining room manager is Gladys Svoboda.
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Albion
Albion Country Club
Paul, Thies
Ed Kunzman
Charles Homalka
Dave Hellbusch
Deloras Staska
Harry Walling
Wid
Bud) Buckendahtl
Ted Schlange
Leonard Svoboda
Gladys Svoboda
A.T
Doyle
Preens
William Scarborough
Barb Buckendahl
Bud Buckendahl
Narry Walling
James Wells
LaMont Schmadeke
Douglas Evang
St. Patrick's Day
Bill Waddington
Howard Sallach
Joel Mathsland
Russians Earned 800 Million Selling Gold Abroad in 1973
Soviet sales of gold abroad totaled about 280 tons in 1973, yielding roughly 24 million dollars at an average price near 90 dollars per ounce. Montagu estimates Moscow supplied about 2 percent of Western markets, ranking behind South Africa. The income helped pay for American wheat and influenced gold and currency market moves ahead of the dollar devaluation.
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London
United States
Lomson
Samuel Montagu and Co
Montaguenill
Montagu
Moscow
Ouree
Kremlin
South Africa
Nebraska cattle on feed decline in March report
Lincoln AP writes that Nebraska cattle on feed on March 1 fell 6 percent from a year earlier. February marketing dropped 16 percent from the prior year and was down from January, as the State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics released the figures.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Hruska and Curtis Join Majority to Table Handgun Amendment
Senator Roman Hruska and Senator Carl Curtis voted with the majority as the Senate approved 68 to 21 to table a proposal requiring handgun registration. The move effectively killed the measure. The Yukon sees more than 16,000 tourists annually.
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Wastington
Nebraska Sons
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Senate
The
Yukon
Cattle inventories in seven states drop four percent
In seven major beef states cattle on feed on March 1 fell four percent from a year earlier, as producers held back new placements. Arizona California Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska Texas saw declines, while Texas rose six percent. Despite high feed costs, analysts note potential move to lift weights if live cattle prices improve and retail beef remains pricey. Local notes report a separate school bond vote issue in Wausa, Nebraska.
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Department of Agriculture
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Jolotin Larsen
Economic Research Service
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Larsen
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Callle
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