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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1977

Page

6

Casting for Beatles Sergeant Pepper film under way

Rock star cast is lining up for the film version of Sergeant Pepper. Elton John Bee Gees Peter Frampton and Barbra Manilow are among those scheduled. Alice Cooper has recovered from anemia and is finishing a new album Whiskey And Lace. Linda Ronstadt Laura Nyro Strawbs and Pointer Sisters also boast new singles.

Sergeant Pepper Elton John the Bee Gees Peter Frampton Barry Manilow Alice Cooper Bernie Taupin Linda Ronstadt Laura Nyro Pointer Sisters

Federal aid funds drought hit farmers for winter feed

Farmers in drought stricken South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin will get federal money to buy winter feed for their livestock. The program was authorized by President Ford but its total cost was not disclosed.

South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Ford

Landsat study links overgrazing to desert formation

Landsat data reinforce the theory that overgrazing creates deserts. Heavily grazed land reflects more sunlight, cooling the surface, while grassland warms the ground and promotes cloud formation that waters the soil. Drier conditions then foster desert development.

Landsat America

1977 Farm Price Outlook: Harshbarger Sees Modest Gains

Economist C Edward Harshbarger notes 1977 prices for choice steers may average in the mid to high 40s per cwt, with beef supply tightening and pork output rising. Wheat and hogs look weak, while cattle outlook improves if grass beef slaughter falls and demand remains steady. Domestic demand remains tepid but foreign demand stays reasonably bright. Net farm income for 1976 near $22.7 billion.

C. Edward Harshbarger Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Harshberger Harshbarger

Simmental cattle gain duty-free status under USDA recognition

The U S Department of Agriculture formally recognizes Canadian registered Simmental cattle as eligible for duty free import to the United States. Pedigreed animals may enter free with pure breeding certificates after review of the Canadian Simmental Association records. The move adds to 14 already recognized Canadian breeds and alters Wessex Saddleback to British Saddleback in import rules.

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Canada United States USDA Book of Record Simmental Assn Calgary Galloway Guernsey Jersey Lincoln

Panama meat quota boosted amid U S pressure

The United States doubled the meat import quota from Panama as part of trade adjustments. Panama’s share of the $800 million annual market rises to about 2,200 tons, while other countries receive an average increase of just over 3 percent next year.

United States Panama

Santas Work Harder as Venues Hire Entertainment

A store Santa in New Jersey performed on guitar while diners ate in the snack bar, and a Boston restaurant hired a Santa to entertain at the piano bar, reflecting increased Santa workload this season.

Taurus Venus Activites Gemini Mercury Moon Sion New Jersey Boston

Name game stays The Supreme Court ruling on license surname

The U.S. Supreme Court held that Kentucky may refuse to issue a driver's license to a woman who does not use her husband's surname, upholding a state policy on name eligibility.

U.S. Supreme Court Kentucky

Camping all year round safety urged after disaster

The piece stresses simple safety rules after the Big Thompson flood. It urges carrying a battery radio, learning local flood histories, camping above banks, not outrunning floods, and keeping children close at night. It advises abandoning vehicles if flood risk rises and remaining calm to survive.

Big Thompson National Weather Service

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