Teen Caravan seeks foreign host families for six week stays
Lincoln report: the 1970 71 Teen Caravan invites high school youths to spend six weeks with overseas families in Europe, the Far East, Latin America or the Caribbean to foster international understanding. A $33,000 national scholarship is available. applicants aged 13 to 20 should contact the county agent's office by December 2, 1970. Each group of 40 to 15 participants travels with a leader, with host-country programs arranged through 4-H partners and the National 4-H Club Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hoigh
Far East
Latin America
Joly Ore
Royal County
Norwily
Barhiutns
Tly
Jeader
Dr. Orr
National 441 Club Foundation
Homemakers Club Activities and Plans Detailed
The report covers a series of home economics and junior homemakers events. Attendees include Claire Owens Kell Grubaugh Mickey Callins Debbie Friedrichsen Julie Lisele Marcia Stane and Debby Laratihy. Meetings featured sewing demonstrations, apple tastings, games, and Christmas planning. District 40 schoolhouse hosted the junior group with Mrs Lester Kopecky as hostess. Discussions covered dues for the coming year and calls for future volunteer coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Roses Mentinges
Debbie Friedrichsen
Stenp
Landkership
Julie Lisele
Ornet
District 40
Lester Kopecky
Lathyran
Newnan Grove
Diane Kopacky
Nelson
Marcia Stane
Butt Olson
Debby Laratihy
Sand Hills test drilling sheds light on groundwater depths
In Nebraska in the Sand Hills 24 drill holes reached 310 to 800 feet this past summer. Conducted by University of Nebraska divisions along with the US Geological Survey, the program began in 1932 and aims to map groundwater and geology. Results indicate substantial water beneath the Sand Hills, with a need for further drilling to refine subsurface and water resource evaluations. Frank Smith led the crew with collaborators from both institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska Sand Hills
University of Nebraska
United States Geological Survey
Sand Hills
Dur Sara
Wheeler County
Garfield County
Ainsworth
Brown County
Ocents
Custer County
Fagan
Lincoln County
Stapleton
Witlenbinss
Santi Fs
Durlaehe
Carriera
Taup Jtiver Hagin
Frank Smith
Torhe Conservation and Survey Division
Gens de
Benam Partnership Surplus Notices At 27th Avenue Neb
Fragmentary text shows a partnership named Benam with address 4456 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska. It also references subscription rates and mailing details including Nebraska and Wales addresses and various names in an unclear context. The readable facts are names, addresses, and pricing notes for mailing services and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp Tes Benam
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Hardin calm amid storm amid Washington politics
Washington sources say President Nixon weighs possible reshuffle in Cabinet as strong farm bill support boosts Hardin and others. Nixon faces pressure after Democrats gains in the House and farm leaders emphasize the need for a lasting set aside program to aid farmers in 1971 and beyond.
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Ts National Bakers Union
Elaine
Nixon
Chrystray
Hardin
Senate
Fanny Ingame
Viardin
Area Dairy Days to focus on calf quality in Nebraska
Lincoln reports the 1970 Area Dairy Days will stress calf quality in breeding and selection, with sessions on call feeding, housing, respiratory diseases and sire selection. Programs run 9:00 am to 3:30 pm at locations in Beatrice, Central City, Ikorn, and Norfolk, led by University of Nebraska Extension Dairy Specialist Phil Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Phil Cole
University of Nebraska
Cole
Maleroudnds
Beatrice
Fairgrounds
Central City
Town Mall
Ikkorn
National Grand Armory
Norfolk
Video viewers face clear choice on BBC channels
Viewers are offered a sharp selection as BBC screens the World beauty contest on BBC 1 while BBC 2 presents a different program. The scheduling appears to pit two options against each other in a clash likely to split audience attention across the network.
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Larsdos
Rotleastine Corp
CBBC
BBC 1
BBC 2
Munster
Moreniia
Farn City Week and Rabies Safety Tips Highlight Nebraska Notes
The week of November 2 to 28 is Farn City Week with Thanksgiving within it. A Park plans study airs December 3 on Nebraska TTY Network. A Nebraska vet warns hunters about rabies from wild animals and how to handle injured wildlife safely. The Platte County Extension Service hosts an annual meeting on November 2 at Ag Park dining hall with Fur ry Hecht presenting agriculture insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isine
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Platte County Extension Service
Ag Park
Boom
Farry Hecht
York County
Late, cheap weed killers raise farming costs say experts
Leonard Curry Wallington reports that using cheap herbicides could lift farming expenses by about 124 dollars per treated acre. USDA studies project higher input costs and potential price increases for consumers if new weed killers are not developed and adopted to control main crops like corn and sorghum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Curry Wallington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Nebraska farmers face losses if trade bill passes
Washington report analyzes a proposed Congress bill imposing quotas on imported shoes textiles and other goods. It warns Nebraska farmers could lose as retaliation by foreign buyers lowers demand for U.S. farm exports, with Japan and Common Market nations cited as potential targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Dilo
Wales
Keith C, Jones
University of Missouri
New England
Prim Bureau
Alto
Japan
United Kingdom
U.s.-Japan Trade Council
Willy Japan
Council
Department of Agriculture
Trades Council
U.S
Ralf Dauenderf
Common Markets Commissioner For Foreign Trade
GATT
Daniel Minchew
U.s.japan Trade Council
Japa
Minchew
Atérica
Corn crop woes ripple to imports and farm costs
UPI reports that a blighted corn crop reduces U.S. farm income and raises costs while threatening exports. Cites Department of Agriculture storage at 45 percent below duty, a 1969 crop of 4,578 million bushels, and larger feeds inventory as cattle herds shift to heavier weights. European farmers seek homegrown substitutes as Britain raises livestock supports, while U.S. attaché David L. Hume notes incentives to sow winter wheat and barley to offset prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Curry Washington
UPI
U.S
Department of Ages Culture
United States
Britain
U.S. Corm
United Kingdom
David L. Hume
London
Hume
Seven Named to Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement
Lincoln reports seven new members have been added to the Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement. The inductees include Max Brown of Lexington manager of Bath Station KYRN Donald G Hanway chairman of the University of Nebraska Agronomy Department Ralph Koebel of Wairbury William Kroes of Marrmont Victor Mc Cure Gage County extension agent Carl Tamig of Bayard and EE Shoemaker of North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Brown
Lexington
Bath Station
KYRN
Donald G. Hanway
University of Nebraska Agronomy Department
Ralph Koebel
Wairbury
William Kroes
Marrmont
Victor McCure
Gage County
Carl Tamig
Bayard
EE. Shoemaker
North Platte
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Reims
France
Teen Caravan
Motes
Meeks
Claire Owens
Avanglit Teats
Kell Grubaugh
Collins
Mickey Callins
Lynn Condreay
St. Edward
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Lynn
Plato
Lumley
Srecre
Cayroda
T. Wereacha
Cayvler
Golyrrtas
Biwne
Couns
Eerricks
Netraika
Sree
Telegrao
All Holt
Mardin
Haedin
Ndlor Way
Areca
XU Animal Science Department
Kar
Farn City
Bob
Velsorit
Cory
Tn Today
Leonherd
Conoco
Cooper
Feat
Platte Valley Egg & Poultry
12Th Street
Evan Drdicko
Louis Buggs
Chet
Nebraska Hall of Agriculture
Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement
Epp
Nebraska Hall
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