Cattlemen Say Government Regs Threaten Food Economy
Richard McDougal of Lovelock Nev, president of the new National Cattlemen's Association, warned that rising government regulation threatens cattlemen and the food economy. He cited environmental controls land ownership limits and beef import curbs as examples while noting the NCA formed from a merger and aiming to influence federal policy and staff.
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OPI
Washington
UPI
Herta Cattemen
Olure
Eaman
Richard McDougal
Lovelock, Nev
New National Cattlemen
McDougal
NCA
Congress
Interior Department
Invitation and Bridal Supplies at Moderate LAP Prices
A listing notes invitations napkins and books for brides with moderate LAP prices. Mentions Mom Bek aboard Jones as a brief reference.
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Mom Bek
Jones
Six accepted by auxiliary at Silver Creek Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion club in Silver Creek. Installation of officers included Dorothy Custer president Karen Edmison vice president Shirley Wellck chaplain Margaret Gentleman treasurer Grace Wilcox secretary and Sandra Spike news reporter. Six new member applications were accepted and a soap supper is planned for October 7 during Homecoming from 5 to 7 pm. Karen Edmison won the hostess gift. Frances and Evelyn Robak served lunch. Next meeting is October 10 at the Legion Club.
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Silver Creek
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Dorothy Custer
Karen Edmison
Shirley Wellck
Margaret Gentleman
Grace Wilcox
Sandra Spike
Aundlisry
Frances
Evelyn Robak
The
Successful rock hunt reported by Loup Valley club
The Loup Valley Gem and Mineral Society of Columbus sponsored a Sunday rock hunt at Weeping Water. Fine horned coral agate iron pyrite crinoidy brachiopods sea urchin spines and crystals were found. Guides were Larry Bigley John Harrison and Jim Marbeger of the Lincoln Gem Club with many local attendees and Don Lewis Sr. as field trip chairman.
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Loup
Schuyler
Larry Lewis
Columbus
Don
Irene
Terry Lewis
NRD opposes crane habitat in central Nebraska
Grand Island area NRD leaders oppose a U S Fish and Wildlife Service plan to create a whooping crane wildlife habitat covering about 130 000 acres along the Platte River from Grand Island to Leaington and Lexington area. They warn federal funds and permits could be affected and question the need with only three crane sightings in 25 years.
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Grand Island
Neb
UPI
Central Platte
Ron Bishop
NRC
Platte River
Leaington
Bishop
The
Wildlife Service
Lexington
U.S. 30
Kansas
Nrd
Pat
Family visits and extended kinship ties noted in Bellwood and region
Mrs. Charlotte Hiller returned home from McCook after a week with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Max Broderson whose son was born Aug 13. Mrs. Walt Weaver of Lincoln spent Sunday with her mother Ruth Corkson. Armel Faullon of Loveland Cole visited with Jack Seber Otto Selzer and others. Mathew Strickland of Morse Bluffs stayed with grandparents Jim and ? West as Stricklands came to pick up their son. Kimball residents Janicek visit Leo Janicek and Gussie Wilson with Charlotte Hiller.
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Bellwood
Charlotte Hiller
McCook
Max Broderson
Broderson
Sen
Walt Weaver
Lincoln
Ruth Corkson
Armel Faullon
Loveland
Cole
Jack Seber
Otto Selzer
Mathew Strickland
Morse Bluffs
Jim West
Striciland
Albert Janicek
Kimball
Leo Janicek
Gussie Wilson
NU Foundation reports record transfer and funds
The University of Nebraska Foundation transferred benefits totaling 2.8 million dollars to the university, the largest in its four year history. Donations for the year reached 3.2 million, down from the prior year due to Tower estates distribution, with bequests totaling 549,878. Foundation assets rose to 27.4 million.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska Foundation
NU Foundation
Harry R. Haynie
Hayme
Haynie
Tech ed criticized by mayor in Hastings Neb
Mayor Robert Allen called for state control of Nebraska technical education citing duplication of programs across Central Tech centers in Hastings Grand Island and Columbus. He said 14 Hastings programs duplicate those at Grand Island, urged distinct offerings to prevent tax dollar waste and urged a meeting with Central Tech leadership.
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Hastings
Neb
UPI
Robert Allen
Nebraska
Allen
Central Technical Community College
Central Tech
Grand Island
Columbus
Central Tech Area Board Oc
Chester Gaysman
KTLX to air Chicago Symphony series Sundays
KTLX FM 91.9 will launch Music on a Grand Scale featuring the Chicago Symphony directed by Sir George Solti. The one hour program airs Sundays at 1 p.m starting October 2 for about 27 weeks, sponsored by Standard Oil and its Amoco companies as a public service.
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Ktlx-Fm
Chicago Symphony
George Solti
Evry
Standard Oi
Amoco
Midland Lutheran College enrollment rises for third straight year
Fremont Nebraska. Midland Lutheran College reports total enrollment of 789 students this fall, up from 783 last year. President Dr. L Dale Lund notes 240 freshmen, 188 sophomores, 452 juniors, 175 seniors and 14 postgraduates, with 99 evening students also enrolled.
Officers take seats again on the Columbus club
The Columbus Telegram reports the board and officers of a local organization held a meeting at the Bank of Leigh. Mrs Jane Mohnsen was named president with Mrs Leonard Habel as vice president and Wendell Woodward as treasurer. Mrs George Reininger did not seek re election as secretary and Mrs Elmer Hoke was elected. New directors include Mrs Harold Hart Mrs William Svoboda Mrs Reinhold Dasenbrock Mrs Harold Wiechen and Peter H Claussen. Committee chairs were announced and the meeting date moved to the third Tuesday every other month. The next meeting is Nov 15. The note closes with a historical aside about Pliny the Elder and earthquakes.
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Batieas
Mohnsen
Wendell Woodward
Elmer Hake
Mra
Leonard Hobel
Edward Ehlers
JF. Hubenika
Hubenka
Secretaary
YMCA drive at Grew Island falls short of goal
GRAND ISLAND Neb. (UPI) Ernie Thayer, chairman of a fund drive to raise 2 million for a new Grand Island YMCA complex, said donations and pledges this summer have fallen short. About 1.2 million has been pledged or donated. The drive, begun in 1976, will continue with meetings with bank officials to decide on financing based on current funds.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Ernie Thayer
Grand Island
Ymca-Ymca
Thayer
Grand Island Bank
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