Musteian inventor charlie Carmichael creates simple music device
By Royal Braithrill Baton Rouge, La. UPI Charlie Carmichael, a musteian inventor, has joined a typewriter keyboard with an organ like device to make music simple. The feature notes his invention as a clever marriage of keys and tones in a compact instrument.
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Vast changes in Omaha job picture from 1960 to 1976
An analysis by the University of Nebraska Lincoln Bureau of Business Research finds Omaha's workforce transformed through gains in city services and government while manufacturing and related sectors lag nationally. The study notes regional advantages but cites meat packing's decline due to automation and market shifts, contributing to plant closures and broader employment pain.
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Lincoln: Yeuster Says 1977 Farm Bill Generally Pleasing
Former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Clayton Yeuster told the Nebraska Council on Public Relations for Agriculture that he is generally pleased with the 1977 farm bill. The remarks were reported from Lincoln, Nebraska by UPI.
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Specialists urge protein care for ill in hospitals
In Omaha, 10 nutrition experts say malnutrition affects about 4 percent of hospital patients. Dr. Mitch Kaminski Jr. of St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital Center notes protein, not fruit juice or gelatin, supports defense and recovery, while Harvard’s Dr. George Blackburn adds that protein loss can be fatal in some cancer cases.
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Vermillion professor Emeritus Lar son guards vast music collection
Arne Larson, 73, professor emeritus of music at USC, has built a vast musical instrument collection housed at the Shrine to Music on the University of South Dakota campus in Vermillion. The exhibit spans from a Viking bullhorn to a pipe organ, including exotic items like Indian sitars and a musical saw, reflecting his lifelong passion and history of collecting.
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