Nebraska Farm Bureau Vice President to Speak at Platte County Banquet
Robert Weber, 35, vice president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation since 1975, will guest speak at Platte County Farm Bureau’s fall banquet at 7 p.m. today at St. Anthony Social Hall. Tickets are $5 at the door. Weber, a Saline County Farm Bureau member, farms and feeds cattle with family partners. He and wife Judith Polenz, both NU graduates, hold animal husbandry and home economics degrees respectively. He served as an Army officer after graduation, began farming in 1967, and was named Nebraska Farm Bureau Outstanding Young Farmer and Rancher in 1972. The Webers have three sons and have held leadership roles in 4-H, Extension, and community activities. Weber has chaired state policy committees and the Farm Bureau of the Future study, and as NFB vice president leads a state membership task force aiming for 30,000 Bureau members by 1980.
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Autumn Arrives Across U S North as Snow Falls in West
Snow thickens in the Washington Cascades and Yellowstone as autumn begins. Temperatures plummet to the 30s in parts of New England and the Rockies while Texas and Oklahoma endure lingering heat with triple digits. Rain and storms spread across Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and along the Eastern Seaboard. Early readings include 33 in Houston Maine and 43 in Miami and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Man falls into arms of law in Seattle incident
Seattle police pursued Clarence Montgomery an Illinois parole violator into a private home Tuesday night. A woman refused entry but officers forced the door. Montgomery 30 hid in the attic and fell through a bedroom ceiling to be captured and jailed.
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Zodiac Fortune: Daily Guidance Notes and Warnings
The column presents zodiac forecasts for Sagittarius through Virgo with reminders to act on fresh ideas, share generosity, plan carefully, stay positive, manage past mistakes, and seek balance. A stray Era of a consumer survey notes 59 percent see the label natural as a strong sales claim in food and beverage markets.
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Bridge match point thriller ends in eight tricks
North and South clash in a match point duplicate. South captures eight tricks after a sequence starting with eight hearts and a careful diamond play, with East yielding to the spade defense. The column notes average paper consumption per American and comments on a misplayed defense.
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Cease-fire efforts in Rhodesia reach delicate stage
In Salisbury, UPI reports moderate black leader Rev Ndabaningi Sithole pushing talks with guerrillas and government aims, while military deny ceasefire negotiations. Sithole says contacts are promising though talks stay delicate. critics warn of US policy gaps and threat of black minority dictatorship if transitions misfire.
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Lincoln selects state chair for United Nations Day
Pauline Anderson of Lincoln has been chosen by Gov. J James Exon as state chair man for United Nations Day to be observed Oct 24 in Nebraska. The appointment was announced in Lincoln.
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Soviet Communist Party Membership Report
The Communist party, the sole legal political organ in the Soviet Union, reported a membership of about 15. The article notes the party’s central role in governance and public life, with little opposition allowed within the system.
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