Winter Kill and Crown Rot Impact Wheat Fields
University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension pathologist Dr Louis Palmer reports that winter kill from standing water and snow exposure has killed wheat plants in places, with crown rot and root diseases present but not widespread. He cites variety hardiness differences and field slope as factors, and notes overseeding with spring barley or oats can help compensate.
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Louis Palmer
University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension
Palmer
Ates
Seward
Gage
Centurk
York
ACTION Corps Volunteers Placed at Chadron State College
Two volunteers Eric Jones and Nancy Thomas join Chadron State College as part of the ACTION program to support Adult Basic Education. Jones a June 1972 graduate of Central Washington State College and sociology major will coordinate statewide volunteer activities. Thomas a January 1973 graduate of Illinois State University also a sociology major will recruit students and coordinate curriculum. The pilot program targets full time volunteers in Nebraska with nine volunteers statewide and centers in Chadron Crawford Rushville and Gordon.
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Chadron State College
Eric Jones
Central Washington State College
Nancy Thomas
Illinois State University
Jones
Miss Thomas
Nebraska
Action
Peace Corps
ABE
Chadron State
Gary Bieganski
Bieganski
Chadron
Crawford
Rushville
Gordon
Thomas
Medical Association Opposes Nebraska Abortion Bill
The Nebraska Medical Association opposes SB 286 before the Legislature, arguing the bill is medically inaccurate and restricts care. Dr Russell L Gortney of Lincoln says it equates diabetic or re sensitized pregnancies with criminal abortion and blocks medical progress. He calls for flexible policy guided by scientific criteria, genetics and other diagnoses. Trainer Driver Billy Haughton has won four Messenger Pace trophies at Roosevelt Raceway.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Nebraska
Russell L. Gortney
Lincoln
Billy Haughton
Roosevelt Raceway
Health courses train 1200 in Nebraska centers
Over 1200 persons completed health courses sponsored by Chadron State College and the Northwest Nebraska Health Education Service Center in the last three years. Gary Bieganski reported at the Nebraska League for Nursing conference in Omaha. Courses range from CPR workshops to 90 hour geriatric aide programs. Centers coordinate hospitals in Nebraska for in service training and share resources across 34 of 93 counties and will expand to five more centers soon. The program uses Nebraska Regional Medical Program outlines and Chadron State awards continuing education units on completion.
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Chadron State College
Northwest Nebraska Health Education Service Center
CSC
Gary Bieganski
Chadron
Nebraska League For Nursing
Omaha
Bieganski
Chadron State
Nebraska
Uie
Nebraska Regional Medical Program
CSC Honors Six Retiring Press at Faculty Recognition Dinner
Chadron State College honored six retiring professors at a Faculty Recognition Dinner noting 245 total years in education. honorees Mabel Poppe and Frank Thoendel led with 47 years each, followed by Ross Armstrong and Donald Burkhiser with 45, Amy Turnell with 40, and Dr Jose Morell with 21. other recognitions included Leon Pine 25 years and several staff with 10 to 20 years of service.
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Chadron State College
CSC
Mabel Poppe
Frank Thoendel
Ross Armstrong
Donald Burkhiser
Amy Turnell
Jose Morell
Armstrong
Chadron
Burkhiser
Chadron State
Thoendel
Turnell
Poppe
Morell
Leon Pine
Harry Holmberg
Lavern Fitzgibbon
Dorset Graves
Alfred Blinde
James Sheaffer
Harry Simonton
Larry Tangeman
Donald Deseims
George Morgan
Roehl Installed as New NPA President in Lincoln
Dr C Allen Roehl PhD was installed April 14 as president of the Nebraska Psychological Association in Lincoln. Roehl, director of Panhandle Mental Health Center in Scottsbluff, has a Nebraska practice since 1959 and serves on the Victory Hill school board and the Nebraska Commission on Drugs.
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C Allen Roehl
Nebraska Psychological Association
Lincoln
American Psychological Association
Roehl
Nebraska Association
Panhandie
Scottsbluff
University of Minnesota
American Board of Professional Psychology
Nebraska
Norfolk
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Beating the Bass in Amsterdam Mo With Plastic Worms
An AP report notes early spring bass favor plastic worms with the slinky worm rig. Researchers at Bass Buster Lures advise slow trailing near the bottom in shallow water and frequent rod flicks to simulate lifelike motion.
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