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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1977

Page

9

Older Nebraskans happier than state's 1864 age group

Non institutionalized Nebraskans over 65 report higher life satisfaction than those 18 to 64 despite more problems and lower income. The University of Nebraska Lincoln survey finds older residents enjoy social ties and decent health, with higher happiness in Omaha and Lincoln but not in rural areas.

State Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alan Booth Booth Omaha Lincoln

Pilot calls hijacking a nightmare and urges harsh penalties

United Airlines pilot Pat Murphy of Denver blasts hijackers and media coverage. He argues for no sanctuary for hijackers and mandatory death penalties with union support, warning small town airports will be targets and media sensationalism fuels copycat attempts.

United Airlines Pat Murphy Denver Lincoln Airport Murphy Grand’Island

Palmyra man’s wood carving returns with fair and state honors

Rob Fey of Palmyra revived carving after a year and earned a county fair ribbon. At the state fair he displayed a all-wood wagon and a mower drawing two firsts and an honorable mention, noting the wagon required about 200 hours and 200 pieces to assemble. He works in a former sewing room and carves into snowy nights, with chairs taking about 16 hours to complete. He is now crafting miniature rocking horses as Christmas tree decorations.

Rob Fey Palmyra Fey

Bickford family crafts nature gifts for Christmas

Don and Mrs. Bickford of Paradise Acres Holland gather dill heads milk weed pods pussy willows okra pods eggplant onion sweet basil and lion tail to craft inexpensive dried weed arrangements. They emphasize seasonal beauty and Emerson quotes as they create varied textured pieces for gifts and home decor.

Holland Don Bickford Bickfords Bickford Don

Wet Iowa soils slow harvest and fall fieldwork

Soil moisture across central and eastern Iowa remains saturated from late rains, delaying harvest, fall tillage, and fertilizer application. About 60 counties are affected with topsoil moisture at field capacity in the top five feet, while some areas may not be harvested until ground freezes.

Ames Iowa Garren Benson Extension Agronomist Iowa State University Towa State Benson

Dana College to Host Danish Christmas Open House

Dana College Blair Nebraska will hold its annual Christmas open house on Sunday December 4 with Danish customs. The day includes noon and evening smorgasbords Santa Lucia choirs a Julestuen dancing around a Danish Christmas tree pastries cookies and ornament making lessons. Dana folk dancers concerts a German Christkindlmarkt and a French Christmas room are planned. Reservations for the smorgasbords are available from Dana College Blair NE 68008.

Blair — Dana College Santa Lucia a _ Julestuen Dana Dana College Blair

First Women Earn NYC College Degrees in 1891

Fourteen Barnard graduates became the first women to receive college degrees in New York City in 1891, marking a historic milestone for higher education and women's advancement.

Barnard New York City

Denmark tops world salaries for starting engineers

The Conference Board reports Denmark leads as the highest salaries for starting engineers in 1975, with the United States dropping to sixth place among developed nations since 1971. West Germany Switzerland Norway and Belgium follow.

New York U.S The Conference Board Denmark West Germany Switzerland Norway Belgium

Beef prices inch up in mid October survey

National Cattlemen's Association report shows the 19 city supermarket survey found the national average for five beef cuts at $1.51 per pound on October 13, 2 cents higher than the September level.

Denver National Cattlemen’s Assn Association

Leisure time roughly equal for four day and five day workers

Two Iowa sociologists from Drake University and Iowa State University report four day week workers and five day workers devote similar amounts of time to leisure. The study notes later workdays cut into evenings and three day weekends see more shopping child care volunteering and moonlighting.

Iowa Drake University Karen Conner Iowa State Gordon Bultena

Sugar import fees sought to aid 1977 sugar loans

Secretary Bergland asked President Carter to impose extra import fees on sugar up to 4.2 cents per pound to defend a new price support program. He announced a CCC loan plan offering 14.24 cents per pound for refined beet sugar and 13.5 cents for cane sugar for the 1977 crop.

Washington USS. Sec of Agriculture Bob Bergland Carter Bergland Commodity Credit Corp

Hereford Bull Domino auction tops at 13000 dollars

A Hereford bull from Harrison Nebraska named SM Spur Domino 630 sold for 13000 dollars at a Kansas City auction sponsored by the American Hereford Association. The Spur Cattle Co. seller and the bull earned reserve champion honors at the American Royal arena show.

Kansas City Harrison Nebr American Hereford Assn Spur Cattle Co American Royal Arena

Agriculture seeks comments on rapid payouts to members

Washington notes the U S department of agriculture invites comments on a proposal requiring cooperatives to distribute within 15 days any funds obtained from Commodity Credit Corp loans and purchases of barley corn oats rye sorghum wheat cotton rice soybeans and honey to their members.

Washington U.S Dept. of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corp

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