Rural recognition banquet highlights China agriculture program
Creston Iowa agronomist Roger Blobaum will discuss Chinese agriculture with a slide show at the Rural Recognition Tuesday dinner. The Kansas City Catholic Archdiocese delegation toured Mainland China, visiting Shanghai Yangchou Nanking and Peking. More than 500 expect to attend with 4-H leaders seating on the north side of tables.
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Senate Extends Oil Price Controls 30 Days Amid Energy Talks
The Senate voted to extend the current domestic oil price controls for 30 days to allow completion of a national energy bill for Ford. Ford backs the extension if House approval follows as conferees reach a compromise to roll back prices now and permit gradual increases later. The plan includes a 40 month decontrol phase, emergency gasoline rationing, and conservation measures, with ongoing White House discussions.
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Legislature weighs four million habitat plan in Nebraska
The State Game Commission turned a four million habitat program over to a legislative committee. It would be funded mainly by higher hunting fishing and trapping fees. Half the funds would create state and local management and land purchases while the rest would aid Natural Resource Districts to partner with private landowners. The plan aims to prove habitat as critical for wildlife with a January 1 1977 effective date for potential 1976 session consideration.
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Ruling on Concorde service delayed by U.S. official
Transportation Secretary William Coleman Jr. said the Concorde is noisier and dirtier than standard jets but a decision on cleared service to New York and Washington will not come until next year.
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New York City Solvency Plan Receives Federal Review
Administration eyes a rapid decision on loan guarantees for New York City’s recovery plan. Carey and state leaders meet at the Treasury with top officials while the White House weighs commitments and Ford’s stance shifts toward possible aid. Strong entities include Hugh L. Carey Stephen S. Gardner Ron Nessen and Henry S. Reuss.
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Pleasant weather continues across Nebraska with mild weekend highs
A high pressure system over the central United States keeps Nebraska mild. Thursday highs reached the 60s in eastern and western sections with mid 50s in the Panhandle. Alliance led highs at 67 and Scottsbluff at 66 while most areas saw 40s to 50s. South Dakota enjoys fair, mild conditions with weekend highs in the 60s.
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Exon signs four bills from special session in Lincoln
Gov J J Exon announced he signed into law four bills from Nebraska's special session aimed at addressing state financial problems. The move concludes the unicameral body's actions on the emergency measures.
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Franco Undergoes Third Emergency Surgery in Madrid
Generalissimo Francisco Franco faced a potentially fatal relapse of internal bleeding and underwent a two hour emergency operation at La Paz hospital. Doctors reported he survived the procedure but remained in grave condition with new hemorrhaging linked to a perforated intestine and prior surgical stitches.
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Senate readies approval vote for Rumsfeld as defense chief
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Donald H. Rumsfeld for secretary of defense and Sen. John C. Stennis predicted a full Senate vote next week. Stennis praised Rumsfeld's clear answers and noted tough questions from Sen. Henry M. Jackson on SALT.
Ford to Consult Bar, Groups on Douglas Replacement
President Ford will seek input from the legal profession and others before naming a Douglas successor. Press secretary Nelsen said Ford may consult the American Bar Association but has no inclusive candidate list. Attorney General Levi is reviewing names with the White House and may show options to Ford.
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