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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1976

Page

3

Government payments could widen gaps for large farms

A UPI report notes that big farmers earn higher returns on equity than small operators. If future supports use average costs or earnings across all farms, larger producers would gain more. Hottel and Reinsel cite 1970 census data showing returns rise with farm size, while small farms may see negative or near zero gains.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department J. Bruce Hottel Robert D. Reinsel Hottel-Reinsel Hottel and Reinsel

UNL to showcase wind charger and edible packaging at state fair

The University of Nebraska Lincoln will display a wind charger unit and an edible packaging model made from Nebraska products at the State Fair September 3 to 12. The exhibit highlights energy production and conservation with a solar home model and a nuclear plant replica. Other displays cover corn uses, cheese development, satellite imagery, and contributions from multiple university departments.

Lincoln, Neb Nebraska UNL Conservation and Survey Division Earth Nebraska State Museum Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources School of Music Women’s Athletics Colleges of Architecture, Business , Administration, Home Economics Teachers College

Nebraska scientist highlights farm nutrition advances at ACS session

Dr. Warren Sahs of the Lincoln Agricultural Experiment Station outlined Nebraska research on improved protein in wheat, alfalfa protein concentrate, and energy-efficient farming. He cited APC potential of 550 pounds per acre, new weed killers, reduced tillage like Ecofallow, and digestible crop residues turning into cattle feed, stressing global nutrition needs and energy savings.

San Francisco Nebraska Warren Sahs American Chemical Society Sahs University of Nebraska- Lincoln Agricultural Experiment Station Society Sachs United States Nebraska Agronomist Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station

New Rabies Vaccine Seen as Major Breakthrough

Scientists at the Wistar Institute announce a new vaccine claimed as the first major rabies breakthrough since Pasteur. It requires four to six injections and could be marketed by 1977 after tests in Iran where 45 bite victims received the vaccine and all survived.

Philadelphia UPI Wistar Institute Louis Pasteur Hilary Koprowski Institute Pasteur Koprowski Iran

Tone rises as UAW Ford talks inch toward contract

United Auto Workers leader Leonard Woodcock said the tone of bargaining with Ford has improved since a sharp rejection of the initial wage offer. A Labor Day weekend meeting is planned as a special subcommittee studies a shorter work week while strike threats linger and details on paid time off surface for the 530,000 other U.S. autoworkers.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Ford Motor Company Ford Woodcock UAW Ford World Headquarters Dearborn U.S Uaw-Ford Sharonsville Fairfax Ohio General Motors Chrysler American Motors

Brezhnev Declares 1976 Soviet Grain Harvest Strong

Brezhnev announced a successful grain harvest in 1976 during a Alma Ata speech, noting much of the crop was gathered despite heavy rains. Western experts expect better supply to ease Soviet foreign currency strain and potentially lower U.S. bread prices. USDA projections place final output around 195 million tons, with current purchases under an agreement at about 6 million tons yearly.

Moscow UPI Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev Alma Ata Kazakhstan Soviet Union U.S. Department of Agriculture United States

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