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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1977
Page
8
Mrs. Darlene Walvoord uses tempera paint, sponge and paper towel to craft award winning rural scenes. She learned the technique from Inge Chase in Norfolk three years ago and transformed her home into an art gallery while working on paintings and other crafts.
Columbia Missouri reports a USDA official says the Soviet Union may have purchased up to 20 million metric tons of grain to cover a poor 1977 harvest. Bell A former assistant secretary noted two thirds to three quarters of purchases likely came from the United States.
The winter antifreeze outlook remains bright with plentiful supplies and steady prices. Historical data show 1973 prices as low as 1.59 per gallon, rising to 4 and 5 dollars the next year, then stabilizing without repeating prior jumps.
A concise definition identifies table salt as a compound formed from sodium and chlorine. The mineral is widely used in food seasoning and preservation, with common chemical formula NaCl.
Lincolnite Nila Knafel, 215 W Furnas, pursues chopper culture to solve fuel shortages. She studies motorcycle technology at Southeast Community College as the only female in class, plans to boost power with an oversize piston, and views motorcycles as a practical future.
About 2,500 farmers gathered in McCook on Sunday to support the upcoming farm strike slated for December 14. Organizers billed it as the largest rally in the state, with participants from Nebraska and seven neighboring states marching through McCook to demand higher prices and threaten withholding goods from markets on the strike date.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reports 72 Nebraska and 28 Iowa dams have a high hazard rating. It notes these dams are not in danger of collapsing. The corps lists 424 Nebraska and 40 Iowa dams as significant hazard.
More than 1,500 agricultural bankers are set to attend the 26th annual National Agricultural Bankers Conference in Kansas City November 13 through 16. The ABA division sponsors the event, with chairman C N Finson noting the session will address tough farm lending amid low commodity prices and tight cash flows.
State Auditor Ray A C Johnson 54 announces he will seek the U S Senate on the Republican ticket. He is a Creighton University graduate and CPA entering a formal bid encouraged by Republicans statewide.
Sue Luedtke, UNL volleyball captain and Big Eight champion, travels with the team leaving little time to study. The Lincoln East graduate, a physical education major, aims to coach in Lincoln after graduation. She notes professors sometimes do not understand travel excuses, while Pettit and Sullivan differ in coaching style and team focus.
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