Energy and peace anchor Carter's 6 country goodwill tour
President Carter left for an 18 000 mile trip to Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium stressing energy as the trip's central theme. He voiced a goal to learn from others and urged Congress to act on energy policy while noting the world now centers on multiple power hubs beyond the US and USSR.
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Washington
Carter Hursday
United States
Poland
Iran
India
Saudi Arabia
France
Belgium
Carter
Congress
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
EPA rules blamed for grain elevator blasts in Nebraska
Nebraska agriculture leaders blame stronger EPA air rules for grain elevator explosions. Dust handling requirements forced new equipment and costly safety measures. Officials note dust management projects like a bag house system by Far-Mar-Co with Kansas State University and others will take time and money.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Nebraska
EPA
Bob Anderson
Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Kansas State University
Far-Mar-Co
Anderson
Mary Hohensee
Omaha Region
Mar-Mar-Co
KSU
Hohensee
Far- Mar-Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Far-Mar- Co
Lincoln
Iowa State University
Iowa
Kansas
Dropouts targeted by Goodrich Junior High program
The plan, still developing, would help about 60 Lincoln students who have quit or skipped junior high. 16 to 17 year olds would earn alternative credits through off campus activities at community colleges or agencies to prepare for high school.
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Jack Kennedy
Dennis
Junior High
Lincoln
Goodrich
John Prasch
Lyle Bargman
Lincoln Board of Education
Dennises
Southeast Community College
Bargman
YMCA
Frederick
Whittier School
Shasteen opens bid for U S Senate nomination
Don Shasteen announced his candidacy for the Republican Senate nomination, aiming to challenge Democrat J.J. Exon. He vows to promote Nebraska agriculture, push overseas sales, and add a full time ag trade specialist. Shasteen resigns from Carl Curtis staff and moves to Hastings to work with Garey Management. He projects spending 25 000 to 100 000 in the primary and at least 250 000 in the general.
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Richard Paxson
J.J. Exon
Don Shasteen
Senate
Exon
Shasteen
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Nebraska
Agriculture and
State Departments
Nebraska Agriculture
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Clive Short
Hastings
Garey Management Organization Inc
Ray A.C. Johnson
Paul Douglas
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
North Platte
James Baldridge
Robert Crosby
University of Nebraska
Ed Schwartzkopf
Lancaster County
Bob Colin
Lee Terry
Jordan rejects Israeli West Bank plan amid Middle East tensions
Jordan joined Egypt in rejecting Israel's West Bank proposals as the Soviet Union denounced peace talks. President Carter voiced support for Israel, while Sadat criticized his stance. A PLO spokesman urged independence for Palestine, and a Netanya bombing was blamed on radical Palestinians linked to Begin's plan. Jordan's cabinet weighed the Begin plan granting West Bank and Gaza autonomy with Israeli public order responsibility.
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Egypt
Israel
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Jordan River
Soviet Union
Middle East
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
ABC News
Cairo
Netanya
Israel Radio
Menahem Begin
Gaza Strip
Networks Will Air Carter Warsaw News Conference Live
ABC CBS and NBC announce live radio and TV coverage of President Carter's news conference in Warsaw Poland starting Friday at 10 30 a m CST. The networks plan simultaneous broadcast across outlets and provide updates on developments from the event.
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ABC
CBS
NBC
Carter
Warsaw
Poland
Grain dust explosions kill dozens across multiple elevators
In four deadly grain dust explosions across the United States last week at Wayne City Ill Tupelo Miss New Orleans La and Galveston Tex at least 45 people died and investigators consider dust volatility and low humidity as factors. Officials weigh environmental control and safety regulations while some blame anti pollution devices and others suspect human error or sabotage.
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Peoria
Ill
James Randall
Illinois Grain Corp
Farm Bureau
Environmental Protection Agency
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Randall
Wayne City
Tupelo
Miss
New Orleans
Galveston
Tex
Federal
Houston
KPRC
Farmer's Export Co
Washington
Westwego
Mississippi River
Continental Grain Co
Louisiana
State medical group forms cost containment committee
The Nebraska Medical Association announced an ad hoc committee on cost containment led by Dr. Arnold Lempka of Omaha. The panel will assess how publicly funded and private physicians can cut health care costs.
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Jana Miller
Omaha
Nebraska Medical Association
Arnold Lempka
Weather and Editorial Notes Refer Readers to Upcoming Pages
The page summary notes tonight partly cloudy conditions and a Friday forecast of cooler weather with a high near 40 and a low around 22. It also cites a Journal Editorial urging President Carter to emulate traits of Jefferson Jackson Lincoln and Truman. Saudi Arabia invites foreign archeologists on page 9. A Manhattan firm is chosen for a gasohol feasibility study on page 10.
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