Nebraska State Aid Debates Set for 1973 Legislature
A six member study panel proposed four or more school aid bills for the 1973 session, with Gov Exon to offer his plan. Possible tax hikes in 1974 would fund replacing local property taxes. The plan includes options from fully state funded to partial state funding with equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. James Exon
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Exon
Nuernberger
Statehouse
Marvin L. Nuernberger
Robert T. Tiemann
Exon Administration
Nebraska
Thomas D. Doyle
Gov. Exon
Robert B. Crosby
Eugene T. Mahoney
Omaha
Gth SE
Kinman and friends visit. multiple weekend gatherings noted
Wayland residents and guests attended several social events including visits to Estes Park and Lincoln hospitals, Shrine and Daughters of the Nile functions, a Meridian Shrine supper, family reunions in Shelby and York, a farmers merchants banquet in York, and a large cousins reunion with attendees from Texas, Washington, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Kinman
Estes Park
Colo
Calmar Stephenson
Ronald Eklund
Nebraska
Paul Bond
Raymond Bond
Ralph Allison
Ryan Hill Country Club
Mines
Ted Gonnerman
Craven Stream
Raymond Beebe
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Clayton Beebe
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Max Lott
Kirk
Glen Newland
Justin
Ravenna
Wendell Spalding
Owens
Sacred Heart School
Shelby
Fay Rosenberry
Robert Anderson
Chrisie
Stromsburg
Chrisies
Grandma Rosenberry
Peter Kopke
Farmers - Merchants
York
Kopke
Robert Barr
Lytle
Texas
Spokane
Washington
Local visits and dinners across Nebraska communities
Mrs Lavina Kopke and family share contacts in Nebraska City. the Kopkes, Barrs, Bends, and various couples visit kin across York, Fremont, Stromsburg, Gresham and Lincoln. Housewarming hosted by Lewis Berggren with Jolly Workers Club and a sequence of dinners and suppers link neighbors and friends in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schuknecht
Gary Nienkamp
Nebraska City
Peter Kopkes
Robert Barrs
York
Paul Bond
Lincoln
Doug Colberg
Calmar Stephenson
Cassia Stephenson
Stromsburg
Doris Hatch
Fremont
Arnold Gill
Anne
Craven Stream
Ted Gonnerman
Tom Gonnerman
Lewis Berggrens
Jolly Workers Club
Sylvia Mickey
Gresh
Sindt Named Nebraska ASCS Executive Director
Paul H. Sindt age 54, raised near Naponee, runs a 1040 acre Franklin County grain and livestock farm. Since 1972 he served as Acting Executive Director and from 1970 as ASCS District Director for South Central Nebraska. He will supervise state office staff and county offices handling Rural Environmental Assistance, allotments, quotas, and related farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Sindt
Naponee
Franklin County
Nebraska Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Mr. Sindt
Nebraska
Lindt
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Navy
Southwest Pacific
Sorghum Harvest and Drying Tips From Nebraska Extension
Del Lane of the University of Nebraska provides detailed sorghum harvest and drying guidance. The notes cover early harvest, target moisture 20–22 percent, cleaning before drying, airflow considerations, and bin handling for in storage and patch drying. Also includes suggestions on fan sizing, bin depth, temperature limits, mesh screens, and wet holding precautions to minimize spoilage and fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Lane
Extension Agricultural Engineer
University of Nebraska,Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
AID Insurance Services
Des Moines
Iowa
Ensurance Services
Allied Mutual Insurance Company
Allied Life Insurance Company
Amco Insurance Company
Osceolar Insurance.Agency
First National Bank
Wayland
Lavina Kopke
OCHS
Nebraska State
Federal Lincoln Savers
Big Red
Federa Lincoln
F.S.L.I.C
N Street
North Corner
Hamilton Beach
Kearney
P.O. Box
Lincoln, Nebraska
Pacific
South 42Nd Street
North
90Th Street
First Avenue
Social Security
Big Red Sports
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