Ford campaigns in Nebraska in weeklong push for victory
President Ford toured Omaha Lincoln and central Omaha meeting supporters farm leaders and students He spoke at the University of Nebraska Lincoln to 15000 in the largest commencement audience in the school's history He urged supporters to maximize effort saying we win and emphasized prosperity peace and trust.
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Carter harvesting votes in Nebraska
In Lincoln and surrounding towns, Jimmy Carter campaigned for Nebraska's 23 Democratic delegates calling himself the first farmer in the White House since Jefferson. He spoke at Doane College Crete on family farming and long range food policy while notes of opponent Ford and other rivals filled the day.
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Nebraska farmer elected to Tri-State board for four years
A veteran western Nebraska farmer from Hay Springs was elected to the Tri-State Generation and Transmission board for four years and as president for two. He has 36 years on the farm and helped organize Public Power in the 1940s. Dale Erlewine of Grant retires after 24 years on the board. Wayne E. Bond is re elected treasurer. Other directors include Howard Moranville of Mitchell.
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Aquinas High School Displays Student Projects
In David City the industrial arts home economics and art classes at Aquinas High School showcased their work on Thursday night. A fashion show began the evening with home economics students, followed by the election of 1976 77 officers for the Home School Association.
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Butz and Carter clash over farm export policy
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said he disagrees with Jimmy Carter on farm exports and policy. He cited 1975 export totals and criticized Carter for not presenting a definite plan while noting potential peanut subsidy changes and Ford administration positions. Carter spoke in Grand Island after campaigning.
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Church endorsement cited by Nebraska labor leaders
Nebraska AFL-CIO President William Brennan and Holt of Holt's union praised Senator Frank Church for his stance on jobs and against outsourcing. They said Church's views align with workers concerns and oppose Carter's positions, while Brennan hinted at possible support but stopped short of an official endorsement.
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