Ag Committee passes sweeping rural development bill in surprise vote
The Agriculture Committee approved a far reaching rural development bill by 10 to 1, proposing a 2 billion federal loan fund to be matched by borrower ownership and 500 million in revenue sharing plus grants. Key sponsors touted it as a Magna Carta for rural America to stem urban migration. Senator Allen J. Ellender was the sole dissenting member.
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UPI
Sentte “Agriculture Commmittee
Statenstration
Ing
House
Herman J,talmadge
D - Ga
Sen. Hubert
D - Minn
Humphrey
George S. McGovern
D - SD
Appalachian Regional Commission
Allen J. Eltender
Dla
Lincoln Airport Authority Offers One Year Air Traffic Reprieve
The Lincoln Airport Authority proposed a one year reprieve from air fees for any additional flights by Frontier and United Airlines, valued at about 100 dollars per airline per month. The board will file complaints with railroad operators Burling ton Northern and Union Pacific over crossing tracks near the airport. Passenger traffic rose 22.7 percent in February with Frontier up 21.2 percent and United up 2245 percent. Trans-Nebraska reported 198 passengers.
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APL
Lincoln Airport Authority
Authority
Fred Fiche
Frontier
United Airlines
Burlington Northern
Union Pacific
Roland Hart
United
Trans-Nebraska
Keenan Named Acting Douglas County Coroner
James P. Keenan, 56, named acting Douglas County coroner by County Attorney Donald Knoowles. Keenan, a Creighton University professor and Boys Town counselor, succeeds George Sullivan who died two weeks ago after 25 years as acting coroner. Keenan will receive $20,000 annually as Sullivan did.
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UPI
James P. Keenan
Douglas Cowly
Donald Knoowles
Keenan
Creighton University
George Sullivan
Creighton Law School
Sullivan
Telegram of Columbus Nebraska Advertising Rates and Address
The Columbus Telegram lists publication details and subscription rates. It shows delivery by carrier in Columbus at $2.00 per month and mail rates for Nebraska and other states at $13.00 per year. It notes change of address procedures and includes address lines for the newspaper office.
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Nebraskan killed in Iowa accident near Shenandoah
SHENANDOAH IOWA UPI Two men died in a one car crash nine miles northeast of Shenandoah early today Willam D B Sandstedt 23 of Omaha driver and Allen Peasley 27 of Carter Lake Iowa owner of the car were killed when the vehicle left the highway rolled over several times Sandstedt was ejected from the car and both men died at the scene unknown whether seat belts were used authority said the crash occurred about 2 am
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Iowa
UPI
Nebraska
Here
Willam DB. Sandstedt
Omaha
Allen & Peasley
Carter Lake
Jerry Hancock
Sandstedt
Two Nebraskans die in Elm Creek crash
Two Nebraskans, John Bosch 69 and his wife Clara 54 of Farnam, were killed in a two car collision at the U S 30 and 183 intersection on the west edge of Elm Creek in Buffalo County. Rob ert Smith 25 of Overton, driving a car on U S 3, suffered minor injuries.
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UPI
U.S. 30
Elm Creek
Buffalo County
John Bosch
Clara
Farnam
Nebraska State Patrol
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Sneas
U.S. 3
Robert Smith
Overton
Smith
Kearney
Complaints on Mobile Homes Reach 500, Center Reports
Washington UPI Ralph Nader's center for auto safety says it has received 500 complaints about mobile homes and is probing the $3 billion annual industry. A spokesman said no decision yet on issuing a formal report or continuing the investigation.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Center For Auto Safety
Waltzing Matilda once named hangman’s moose
United Press International reports that the term Waltzing Matilda originally referred to the hangman’s moose, a phrase later repurposed in culture. The note highlights a historical linguistic thread linking a macabre emblem to a famous song.
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United Press International
Union leaders plan walkout over Pay Board stance
Washington AP three AFL CIO leaders and three other pay board members prepared to quit the government wage panel. They plan a conference to decide whether to urge a nationwide labor boycott amid anger at a ruling cutting West Coast dockers’ wages by about a quarter. The meeting includes Meany Woodcock Fitzsimmons Bridges and others. The dockers’ leaders threatened a strike if the board’s cuts stand. The reference to a 1180 compass note appears as a tangential fact.
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Corneil
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
George Meany
Floyd Smith
International Association of Machinists
J. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Harry Bridges
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Businesslike methods urged to cut health care costs
Dr. George W. Melcher Jr of Group Health Inc says hospital and medical costs rise because businessmen avoid responsibility. He urges independent doctors, insurers, and hospitals to cut duplication of tests and unnecessary procedures, apply business discipline, and curb wasteful practices to lower expenses.
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UPI Business Wester
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UPD
George W. Melcher Jr
Group Health, Inc
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New York State
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