Historical Society oks Kearney branch plan
The State Historical Society approved a first step to establish branches of the state archives at four state colleges, starting with an agreement with Kearney State College for a regional research center. The plan includes personnel support, curator staffing, and collection of manuscripts, photographs, and oral histories within a defined area.
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State Historical Society
Kearney State College
Historical Society
Marvin Kivett
Chadron State College
State College Board of Trustees
Department of History
Kivett
Poll seeks impact of low grain prices in Nebraska
The Agriculture and Banking committees unanimously vote to hire a polling firm at $5,000 to gauge the financial impact of low grain prices on Nebraska farms and potential bank foreclosures. Testimony on grain alcohol blending with gasoline divides on economists' forecasts and industry experts' views.
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Gasohol
Agriculture Committee
Legislative Panel
Banking Committee
Legislative Council Executive Board
Joe B. Williams
Elmwood
John DeCamp
Neligh
Martin Kahle
Kearney
Nebraska
James Kendrick
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Kendrick
UNL
William Scheller
Scheller
Gasohol Committee
Paul Meierhenry
Norfolk
Nebraska residents sworn as naturalized citizens in court
Forty nine Nebraskans including twenty seven Lincoln residents were sworn in as citizens in U S District Court on Wednesday. The list includes three couples the Bouseks from Czechoslovakia the Rawates from India and the Chens from China with many others from Korea Singapore Sweden Mexico and more.
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Nebraska
Oldrich
Jaroslava Bousek
Prabhu Das
Muriel Chandra Rawate
Yung-Nien Paul
Shu- Chiung Wang Chen
Bouseks
Rawates
India
Chens
U.S. District Court
Ian DeWayne Loyd
Broken Bow
Korea
Jae Hee Choi
Charles Jae-Hee Choi
Holdrege
Apt. 4
Lincoln
Anita Cheong Ross
Kilgore
Singapore
Barbara Levien Calder
Nebraska Wesleyan University
West Indies
Mateen Ahmed Ansari
55Th
Ruth Hanson
Polk
Sweden
Purita Haggerty
Omana
Philippines
Nebraska tourism boosts 1976 figures forecast to 1977 rise
Nebraska tourism officials report a 9 to 10 percent rise in visitors at state road side stops and attractions. Spending by visitors and long distance travelers reached about 550 million in 1976, with potential to exceed 600 million in 1977, supporting tourism as Nebraska's third largest industry and showing 26,000 Nebraskans employed in the trade.
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Associated Press
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
DED
Ron Mertens
Mertens
Nebraska
Rosenow
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Starr
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Martha Celene
Maria del Rocio
Alma Mireya Moran
Garfield
Mexico
Carol Jane Cohrman
Wayne
New Zealand
Nicole Lee Mittelstaedt
Kum Soon Caldwell
Franklin
Darcy Jean Mittelstaedt
Albion
Athar
Mazhar
Iffat Sultana Khan
Pakistan
Lydia Katherine Schultz
Halsey
Guillermo Antonio Paez
Cuba
Satian Meers
Davenport
Thailand
Josephus Leendert DeLeeuw
Rt. 2
Holland
Domingo Higuiana Cabacungan
Skyline Dr
Raul Alfonso
Cristy Kay Haromon
Loup City
Jose Fernando Diaz
Jose Fernando Relys
Madison
Kip Winfield Dokken
Pawnee City
Vietnam
Dorcas Torres Collins
Minatare
Waltraud Holman
David Lee Clark
Bartlet
Ella Brandt
Wood River
Germany
Yun Cha Paymal
Hastings
Elizabeth Oscona Lyons
Omara
Ethel Yiood
Joanne Teresa
Jos¢on Francis
Great Britain
Cleara
Handsome
Ironstone
New Paradise
Joy
Dupont
Comet
Pringles Twin Pack
Aim
Sporting Goods
Cutex
Ishamilton Beach
KODAK
Secuw
Delta
Woolco
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