ERDA funds OK for Nebraska gasohol study
Governor Exon announced federal support totaling 60000 for Nebraska to study gasohol feasibility. ERDA and Old West Regional Commission each guarantee 30000, with Exon saying investors lack evidence of economic viability and a single plant would need 30 million dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
J. James Exon
Energy Research and Development Administration
Old West Regional Commission
Gasphal
ERDA
Schlesinger
Exon
Gasohel Committee
Ing
Water supply in North Miami Beach poisoned after foul chemical dump
North Miami Beach residents queued at Army trucks and fire hydrants to obtain water after officials warned against tap use. Detectives pursued a revenge motive suspect while tests showed pesticides remained uncertain. officials aimed to flush the system and restore water by Saturday.
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North Miami Beach
Fla
UPL
North
Miami Beach
Stan Marple
Marple
Water Department
Colin Morrissey
Department of Environmental Resources Management
Morrissey
Enterprise flight tests automated landing at Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base California astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton guided the Shuttle Enterprise on a 6 51 a.m. PDT dry lake bed landing as on board computers handled 45 seconds of flight to test the Auto Tand system. The mission, the third free flight, involved a 75 ton craft reaching 24 100 feet and a speed over 31 mph during approach.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Afi
Enterprise
Fred Haise
Gordon Fullerton
U.S. Navy
Haise
Houston Mission Control
Donald “Deke” Slayton
Fullerton
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Shuttle
Houston
Ramway
Outer Space
United State
Dark Friday newsroom mood and a biting line
In a windy Friday afternoon newsroom a harsh editor orders a photo and a reporter finds Barney's face from the Harold Louis family. Barney vows to bite the editor's lower ankle if more pressure comes, with a telegram photo by Geb Gandringar.
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Barney
United Press
Harold Louis
Telegram
Geb Gandringar
House OKs late retirement raise for age 70
The House approved a bill to raise the mandatory retirement age to 70 for most private employees and to remove the upper age limit for federal workers. The measure, passed 354 to 4 and sent to the Senate, allows continued work past 65 with exceptions and includes two year delays in some contracts.
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House
Carter
Pepper
Aflcio
Wildlife Federation set meeting in Columbus October 8
The Nebraska Wildlife Federation schedules a public conference on streamflow protection, workshops, and a semiannual business session at the Columbus Holiday Inn on Saturday October 2. The program includes legislative discussions, Nebraska water rules, a lunch, a public business meeting, and a members tour of The Caves nature area.
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Nebraska’ Wildlife Federation
Columbus Holiday Inn
Jeff Schneider
Columbus
George Meyers
Gibbon
Donald Dworak
Maurice Cremer
Aurora
Public Works Committee
David Aiken
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska
Berton
Lamb
University of Kentucky
Instream Service
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Fort Collins
Colo
Nebraska Wildlife Federation
Wyoming
Emle! Christensens
Federation
Canoe Races Added to Discover Columbus Days Program
Canoe races are a new feature for Discover Columbus Days announced by chairman Don Kapperman. The event on Saturday Oct 8 at 1 p m starts at the Oconee Siphon on the Loup Canal five miles west of Columbus. Two person heats follow USCA rules with aluminum canoes limited to 186 inches and life jackets mandatory for all entrants.
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Loup Canal
Don Kapperman
Oconee
Columbus
USCA
Columbus Area
Chaper of Commerce
Persona Sparta
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