Ford lifts grain embargo as U S crops set records
The Agriculture Department projects record 1975 corn and wheat crops based on Oct 1 conditions, with corn at 3.737 billion bushels and wheat at 2.138 billion. Ford praises the forecast, lifting the embargo on Poland and pursuing a potential long term Soviet deal to ease food prices and restore trade.
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Discover Columbus Days Church and Parade Schedule
Sunday events include a church service at 0:30 AM and a Discover Columbus Days horse show at Agriculture Park. A 12:30 PM sky diving display, 1:00 PM grand entry, and a full carnival and midway follow. Turtle races, a Czech brass band concert, bike races, Apollo Club performances, Lakeview Stage Band, and polka dancing fill Frankfort Square with multiple street events and acts.
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Agriculture Park
Horse Arena
Milligan Legion
Frankfort Square
Turtles hasten to town for Columbus Days race
A fresh shipment of domestic and imported turtles is available at Gene's Minnow Mart ahead of Sunday's Columbus Days turtle races. The event starts at 1 p.m. on ith Street and ith Avenue, with a $2 entry fee. Registration runs 9 a.m. to noon.
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al Ith Street
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Nebraska corn tops forecast for 1975 yields
UPI reports Nebraska expects a 1975 corn crop of over 920 million bushels with irrigated yield around 120 bushels per acre and a record irrigated shipment of about 77.5 million bushels. Dryland corn, sorghum and soybean outputs are also projected, with sorghum down from 1973 but up from last year, and sugar beets on track for a record. Acreages for harvest rise in irrigated areas and dryland corn acreage is expected to reach about 2.7 million acres.
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Strunk heads New report on state editors prostate cancer
Lincoln Neb editors elect Allen D. Strunk as president of the Nebraska Outstate Daily Publishers Association at Lyons Columbus Telegram Don Seaton Hastings Tribune named secretary treasurer. In San Francisco UPI reports Supervoltage radiation improves survival and quality of life for prostate cancer patients at annual meetings of the American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists. Prostate cancer remains a major killer among older men.
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California
Canada
Local Readings From A Fragmented Page
Fragmentary weather and time readings list Friday night conditions and Sunday and Monday sun events. Entries reference highs, lows, moon phase hints, and sunrise sunset times with vague year markers.
Chilean Exiles Release Hostages and Fly to Algeria
Chilean exiles who seized a United Nations office in Buenos Aires for 56 hours released five hostages unharmed and departed for Algeria. Algiers agreed to grant temporary asylum to 11 Chileans, a Brazilian, and about 14 family members, with a Lufthansa jet waiting to fly them to Zurich.
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Essays Highlight United Fund Value From Columbus Contest
Winning essays from a Columbus United Way sponsored contest praise the United Fund as vital to community health welfare and improved lives. Student writers from Lost Creek Highland Park and St Isidore School urge giving, volunteering, and supporting agencies serving the ill disabled and needy.
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United Fund
Suzanne Oohmen
Lost Creek School
Kelly Johnson
Samanuel Jatheran
America
Debbie Kuta
Test Creek
Tome
Larry Heory
Highland Park School
Tim Zuetlein
St. Isidore School
Columbus
Jami Muhie
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