Transfer funds to cover loss at Devil's Nest
Omaha National Bank moved 3 million dollars into its loan loss reserve to cover anticipated losses from a Northeastern Nebraska development project at Devil's Nest. Mortia Miller, chair of Omaha National Corp., said foreclosure proceedings were started on the Devil's Nest Development Co. loan. The after tax hit this causes tilts calendar 1975 earnings by 1.5 to 2 million, with no dividend change planned.
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Shortage Looms as U.S. Wild Rice Crop Falls in Minnesota
In Minnesota, which accounts for about 90 percent of the nation's wild rice, heavy spring rains and a weather quirk have devastated the crop for a second straight year. Production could drop as much as 50 percent, with prices possibly rising by about a dollar per pound. Industry figures say some rice will reach markets, though harvests are uneven and areas like the White Earth reservation report little to harvest. Despite bleak outlook, officials warn a rebound is possible with better water conditions next year.
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DAV mobile units to visit 24 Nebraska towns
The Disabled American Veterans plan a nationwide tour of 18 moving service offices in 20 foot GMC vans from Sept 16 to Oct 10. Qualified officers will assist veterans and dependents in pursuing Federal and State benefits, visiting towns including David City Blair Wayne Albion Ord and others with sites like courthouses and city halls.
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Green Mountain Boys Organized in Bennington in 1770
The Green Mountain Boys were organized in Bennington Vermont in the year 1770 marking the founding of a notable colonial militia group. The formation connected local settlers with regional leadership as tensions rose in the late 18th century.
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Japanese beetle spreads toward south and west in U S
Federal and state officials warn the Japanese beetle has spread beyond the eastern seaboard toward the south and west, threatening fruit and nut crops, grapes, peaches and apples. Experts note limited control options while pursuing biological and chemical measures and estimate about 10 million dollars in annual agricultural damage.
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U S Soviet resumed talks on possible long term trade pact
In Moscow U S and Soviet negotiators continued exploratory talks on a potential long term trade agreement. President Ford indicated a grain for oil swap could be part of any deal. Charles Robinson and Nikolai Patolichev led the sessions.
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Ford
Charles Robinson
Nikolai S$. Patolichev
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