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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1977

Page

13

New wheat price plan could pay Nebraskans over 90 million

Nebraska wheat farmers may receive more than 90 million dollars under newly approved target prices in the federal price support program. The payments hinge on each farm's allotment and base yield, with typical eastern Nebraska figures noted as 25 acres and 40 bushels per acre, and a target price of 2.90 dollars per bushel.

Nebraska House Agriculture Committee State Agricultural Stabilization and Soil Conservation Service Bill Palmer Charles Thone U.S. Secretary of Agriculture ASCS Rep. Thone

City Receives $1 Million Grant for Lincoln Transit Upgrades

City government finalizes an agreement with federal officials for a 1 million Urban Mass Transportation Administration grant. Funds will buy 13 new buses eight enclosed downtown loop shelters and cover land acquisition and initial design for a new bus garage.

Federal Transportation Officials Lincoln Transportation System LTS The Urban Mass Transportation Administration

Louise Shepard dies at 72 artist and editor

Lincoln artist and magazine editor Louise Shepard 72 died Monday of carbon monoxide poisoning authorities say her daughter found her in the garage at 7221 Old Post Road. The death is listed as self-induced. she was executive editor of The Antique Dealer and owned an antiques shop in New Hope Pennsylvania. She studied art at the New York Art Students League Venice Arts workshop and the Institute of Arts in San Miguel de Allende. Survived by son Burwell G. Jr. of Philadelphia two daughters Sally Raglin Lincoln and Louise Falls Westwood Mass. siblings Charles Freegard Sidney Whitelaw Horace Mifflin. ten grandchildren and a great grandchild. Private funeral services scheduled.

Lincoln Louise Shepard Burwell G. Jr Philadelphia James Sally) Raglin Richard Louise Falls Westwood Mass Charles Freegard Kewanee Ill Sidney Arcadia R. EB. Whitelaw Evanston Horace Mifflin East Hartford Conn

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