Nebraska urges seed treatment to protect wheat exports
Nebraska experts from UNL plant pathology and agronomy plus the Nebraska Grain Improvement Foundation, the Department of Agriculture, and DuPont and Uniroyal urge seed treatment to protect against stinking smut and bunt after reports of dwarf bunt risking China sales. They note low current seed treatment rates and discuss costs, safety labels, and plans to treat foundation seed.
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Lincoln
China
Nebraska
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nebraska Grain Improvement
Sel Nvision
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
DuPont
Uniroyal
U.S
UNL
Louie Palmer
State Department of Agriculture
Critipal
W Marx Koehnke
Esper
Wheat Division
Siite. Ag Department
Palmer
Duane Foote
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Dick Mills
Foundation Seed Division
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Act
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Don Hanway
UNL Agronomy Department
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Friday Quotations
Omaha Neb Usda livestock quotations list hogs with 4,500 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower on lighter weights. 210 to 250 pound range 35.00 to 35.50 mostly 33.25 to 34. 35.75. Sows steady to 75 higher 30 to 600 pounds 27.75 to 31.50. Cattle 2,600 head and calves mainly cows for later trade. feeders available. Sheep none. Monday receipts expected 600 cattle and calves 7,000 hogs 800 sheep.
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Cora
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Lincoln police probe $5489 shortage in county treasurer office
Lincoln police investigated a Thursday apparent shortage of 5489 dollars in the Motor Vehicle Division of Lancaster County Treasurer's office. County Attorney Paul Douglas said an audit is by the State Auditor's Office. It remains unclear if the shortage results from bookkeeping error lost funds or disappropriation. The funds are covered by bonds.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Lancaster County Treasurer's Office
Paul Douglas
State
Frank Golden
CME Telegrams Notice Summary
Parcel of distorted 1910s telegraph notices from CME Telegrams Partnership in Columbus, including a mail address and scattered references to rates, postage, and port authority terms. The readable content is fragmentary with unclear dates or events and seems to mention a portmaster and local distribution.
FLBA Dinner Meeting Set for Sept 19 in Columbus
About 600 farmers are expected at the annual Federal Land Bank Association stockholders meeting at Scotus Memorial Hall Columbus. A 7 p m dinner kicks off the program with Arnold P Fredrickson of Gresham presiding. Larry Marik Quartet will entertain. Directors include H H Heins D David City James Brezilla David City Henry Brasek Shelby Theodore Fehringer Lindsay Carl Olson St Edward Dale Sunderey Genoa. Columbus association reported 142 loans totaling 6 2299 000 for year ending June 30 1974 with 1186 loans outstanding totaling 29 110 200.
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Annnual Federal Land Bank Association
Scotus Memorial Hall
Columbus
Arnold, P. Fredrickson
Gresham
Larry Marik
Fredrickson
Harold H. Heins
David City
James R. Brez
Dolphins Face Patriots to Open Season in New Era
Miami Dolphins defending Super Bowl titles open the NFL season against the New England Patriots in New England as part of a 24‑team slate. Monday night features the Oakland Raiders vs Bills in Buffalo. The World Football League adds star power and new rules, including goal lines moved to the back of the end zone and kickoffs from the 35 yard line.
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Fred Rothenserg
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Patriots
New England
New Orleans
Minnesota
Green Bay
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Denver
Dalray
Atlanta
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
New York Giants
New York Vets
Kansas City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
New Oricane
San Diego
Houston
Oakland Raiders
Bills
Buffalo
Miami
Plunkett
Larry Csanka
Jim Kilek
Paul Warfield
WFL
Horoscope clues for Aries to Pisces and a birthday note
A dense horoscope page outlines Sun sign advice from Aries to Pisces with odds and ends for personal care travel finances and social events. It notes Moon phases mention budget tips and a birthday forecast suggesting careers in science medicine or arts depending on birth details and time.
Chenault Convicted in Slayings of Mrs King and Deacon
In Atlanta Marcus Wayne Chenault is found guilty of the June killings at Ebenezer Baptist Church, including Mrs. King age 70 and Deacon Edward Boykin age 69. He faces the death sentence with execution set for November 8 after a brief jury deliberation. His lawyer plans an appeal under Georgia law automatic review.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Martin Luther King Sr
Jacob
Chenault
Georgia Supreme Court
Marcus Chenault
Dayton
F Chenault
Ohio State University
Wold
Mormon temple to be dedicated in November
Washington AP reports the Mormon temple here, one of 16 worldwide, will be closed on Sundays and used only for sacred ordinances after dedication. Temples are not public houses of worship and entry is limited to faithful Mormons approved by their bishop.
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George Cornell
Washington
Church of Jesus' Christ of Latter-day Saints
Monnons
Spencer W. Kimball
Majestic
Enrollment figures mix in Schuyler and temple rites described
Enrollment at Schuyler grade school rose to 581 students with 86 in the K through 8 range, while Schuyler Central High shows 425 enrollments. Grades list detail the larger totals, and a separate report describes Mormon temple rites at the Washington temple with white clothing, eternal marriages, proxy baptisms for ancestors, and endowment instruction as part of sacred rituals.
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Schuyler
Bryce Chalquist
Schuyler Central High School
Gordian
Hinckley
Church
Council of 13
Washington Temple
United States
Jerry P. Cami
Special levy on shoes and olives from Spain and Brazil
The Treasury Department said it would impose a special compensating duty on shoes from Spain and Brazil, which accounted for about 10 percent of U.S. imports, adding roughly 15 cents per pair for buyers. Spain’s attorney predicted price rises of 60 cents to $2.46 per pair. A 2 percent duty was also levied on bottled green olives from Spain, which shipped about $33 million to the United States last year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Spain
Brazil
United States
Treas
U.S
Treasury
Luedtke urges action on Nebraska penal complex reform
State Senator Roland Luedtke and two colleagues toured the Nebraska Penal Complex urging legislative action in 1975 to create a new facility. Fire Marshal Joy Pluto warned of possible deficit funding to meet safety standards, while officials praised some improvements but called current fixes only patches.
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Lincoln
Raedike
Reformatory
Corrections Department
Luedtke
Pluto
Pik
Tam
Paul Thein
Senators study possible community corrections project
In Lincoln Nebraska Senators Roland Luedtke and John Cavanaugh explore a community corrections program for the next session. They say no concrete steps have occurred yet and are researching feasibility including potential facilities and avoiding intercity political disputes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roland Laedtke
John Cavanaugh
Luedtke
Cavanaugh
Omaha
Lincoln-Omaha Bight
Des Moines
Iowa
AIM spokesman vows no more plea bargaining at Wounded Knee
Four Wounded Knee defendants were acquitted as U S District Judge Warren Urham ruled insufficient evidence to continue. AIM spokesman said plea bargaining ends until real criminals are prosecuted, with government cases fading as key witness Melbert Cut Grass refused to testify. Defence contends the verdicts reflect a faltering government case and predicts more charges against Indians.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wounded Knee
Cutton
U.S. District Court
Warren K. Urham
Defense Committee
John Thomas
ATM
Sai ‘No
Wounded Knee S.D
Melbert
Roger Pinzel
Finzel
al Kitshen
Justice Départment
Gut Grass
AIM
Kitshen
Justice Department
Defense’ Committee
Roger Iron Cloud
Iron Cloud
Wallace’ Lille
J. Beau Little
Dale
Red Bo
Thomas
Dena Banks
St. Pauls
Banks
Russell Means
St. Paul
Harold Middleton and the Middleton Mystery Book Project
Publisher Harold Hutton chronicles Middleton Was a storied figure who evaded murder charges and horse theft, altered his name many times, and married three times while a Wood River entrepreneur. The book grew from a newspaper piece into a biography with sources like Tom Richardson, spanning Texas Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with aims for two more Nebraska centennial works. An unrelated note reports a two story house loses about 15 percent more heat through the roof in winter.
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Harold
Hulas
Swallalow P Press, Inc
Wood & Middleton
Pita
Niebrara
Hutton
Middleton
Tom Richardson
Richardson
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Sulton
Nebraska Senators Oppose Watergate Pardons Resolution
Republican Sens. Roman Hruska and Carl Curtis from Nebraska voted against a Senate resolution urging Ford to withhold further Watergate pardons until trials and appeals are completed. The measure passed 85 to 25.
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Washington
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Ford
Senate
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