Nebraska’s 1973 highway funds seem safe despite hold notice
State Engineer Thomas Doyle said Nebraska likely keeps its 1973 federal highway funds intact after a possible 10 percent withholding was tied to roadside sign control law compliance. Hearings have concluded and decisions were due in 60 days, with a reprieve possible to pass compliance legislation this session. Nebraska’s 39.2 million aid and a 281 thousand population-based cut were noted, subject to later changes.
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Lincoln
UPH
Thomas Doyle
Nebraska
Doyle
Theederal Highway Administration
William Hasebroock
West Point
Cub
Dole
The Lighter Side on a National Minimum Hold-Up
In a humorous exchange, Rogers recounts break-ins and theft with a proceedsof crime framing. The dialogue jokes about a national minimum holdup tied to a sliding scale and time period to prevent repeat robberies. The piece satirizes social arbiters and policy analogies to wages and charity.
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Nobudy
Rogers
Perena
Milk output in Nebraska Falls 4 Percent in Nine Months
Nebraska dairy statistics show milk production for the first nine months of the year dropped four percent from a year earlier. The department logged total output at 1,203 million pounds versus 1,245 million pounds in the same period last year, citing fewer cows and lower yield per dairy animal as the cause.
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Hincoln
UPU
Federal Division of Agricultural Statislies
Nebraska
Transit train in accident before Bay Area system start
In Oakland near the Coliseum a San Francisco Bay Area Ten Cities rapid transit car slammed into a parked unit injuring Donald Aguilar. The crash halted the line hours of manual operation, bypassed computer safety gear, and caused about 100000 dollars in damage during prestart testing.
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Oakland
Calif
Bart
Almanac Snapshot for November 3, 1971
United Press International almanac notes Wednesday November 3 as the 307th day of 1971. It highlights Saturn and evening planets Venus Mercury Mars and Jupiter, birthdays of poet William Cullen Bryant, demobilization of the Continental Army in 1883, WWI deaths in 1917, Roosevelt’s 2nd term in 1932, Johnson’s 1964 landslide, and Dorothy Canfield Fisher’s thought on mothers.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
William Cullen Bryant
Congress
Continental Army
U.S
Nancy
France
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Subscription Rates In Nebraska Newspaper Ad
Delivered by carrier in Coleus and nearby towns, 2.00 per month. By mail to Pirie Boone Colfax Merrick Nance Pate and Nebraska lines, 100 per year. Address updates and renewal details provided.
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Seopa Stree
Pa A Colma
Nebcasta Azagy Pealane
Coleus
Mall Im Pirie
Boone
Ba Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Pate
Mall Leines
Nebraska
Eattes Tyteateen
Genoa Marching Band earns state contest rating at Pershing
The Genoa marching band competed at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln for the state marching band contest and received a two plus rating, reflecting strong performance by the unit.
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Genoa
Genna
Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Six named to Mexican American advisory commission
Gov. J J Exon announced six appointments to a Mexican American advisory commission established to advise on matters affecting the state's Mexican American population. Named to the panel were Jesus Quijas of Scottsbluff Sem Franca of Scottsbluff Joseph Juares of Omaha Nick Garcia of Lincoln Raymond Ramirez of Grand Island and Ignacio Waldex of Grand Island.
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Lingoln
UPI
J.J. Exon
Jesus Quijas
Scottsbluff
Sem Franca
Joseph’ Juares
Omaha
Nick Garcia
Lincoln
Raymond Ramirez
Grand Island
Ignacio Waldex
National recreation group to host Nebraska workshop
Lincoln Nebraska Up report says a National Recreation and Park Association spokesman will headline a workshop for Nebraska Recreation and Park Advisory Board and Commission members on November 12. The speaker will be Robert M Ariz of Washington DC who serves as executive secretary of the commissioners board members branch of the association.
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Lincoln
National Recreation and Park Association
Onis
Nebraska Recreation and Park Advisory Board
Robert M. Ariz
Washington, D.C
Commissioners-Board
Associa
Astrological Forecast By Sidney Omarr For November 4
Horoscope page fragment covers TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LIBRA AQUARIUS and PISCES with stray notes on money decisions investments and personal traits. Mentions astrology hints and personal guidance but content is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Omarr
Jfor
Miurpday
Taurus
Abel
James Bs Rariagramp
Webel
Nat Coreealtna
Leovena
eMooiaen
le Vaulp
Lee Messene
Nilers
Nader to launch study of Congress for 1972 elections
Ralph Nader and eight raiders will conduct a year long, citizen driven study of Congress. The project plans to analyze electoral processes, member profiles, and legislative workings to guide voters in the 1972 elections and push for reform. About 485 House seats and 34 Senate seats will be contested in 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Congress
America
Nader
Congress Project
Theodore ‘Turoles
Clases
Senate
Jacobs
Candidate Selinger's wife gives birth to girl in San Francisco
UPI reports mayoral candidate Yor Fred Selinger celebrated a personal milestone as his wife delivered their third child, a girl, in San Francisco. The piece also notes a cultural aside about Mecca and Medina restricting non Moslems, tying unrelated background to the story.
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San, Francisco
UPI
Fred Selinger
Mecca
Medina
Saudi Arabia
Nebraska Commission urges Missouri River withdrawal study
The Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission recommended withdrawal of state support on the Missouri River upstream from Sioux City Iowa. They urged Gov. Jepson to have the Corps of Engineers explore erosion control and river stabilization while noting the plan would harm navigation and wildlife and reduce recreation and scenery. The commission cited marginal economic justification and urged Nebraska to press for erosion and bank stabilization studies. St John the Evangelist was noted as the only apostle to die a natural death.
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Soil and’ Water Conservation ‘Commission
Haa
Missouri River
Sioux City
Towa
Ais
Je J
Émor
Palin
Ste
Ould
Commission
Tetter
Dank Publicaik
Corps of Enneers
Ion
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