First Aid Saved Lincoln Worker From Collapse
In Lincoln on April 8, two University of Nebraska staff members used mouth to mouth resuscitation and chest compressions to revive Bob Barnhardt after he collapsed in the Agricultural Engineering Building. Their rapid action restored breathing and a heartbeat within minutes, likely saving his life.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Bob Barnhardt
Eagle
R. D. Schnieer
Dean Axthelm
Barnhardt
Schnieder
Axthelm
Earnhardt
Prices of Foods to Stay Fairly Constant This Year
The University of Nebraska Extension expert says average grocery bills will rise but remain controlled by ample supplies. Potatoes apples pears and onions are plentiful while citrus and broilers rise. beef dairy cereal and fats show adequate but not excessive supply. Protein remains the priciest category with red meat poultry eggs fish and beans taking about one third of the consumer dollars.
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Ethel Diedrichson
University of Nebraska Extension
Food prices to stay high amid rising costs say experts
Ten juices are ample. Milk is in good supply though prices may not drop. Higher production costs suggest food prices will remain elevated as labor, transport, and storage costs rise, affecting overall pricing said Miss Diedrichson.
Unemployment Rises in March Amid Labor Force Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports March unemployment rose to 4.4 percent from 4.2 percent in February. The rise was mainly among adults seeking full-time work, with some gain in part-time employment and a large increase in the civilian labor force. The jobless total reached 3.7 million, while nonfarm payrolls stayed largely unchanged.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nebraska Receives Bonus For Advertising Control Along I 80
Nebraska collects a 154 775 bonus for controlling outdoor advertising along Interstate 80 from Lincoln Air Park to Grand Island. The total bonuses paid since 1958 reach 3 733 278, with 10 states listed and Maryland and Washington previously lacking bonuses.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lincoln Air Park
Grand Island
Cornhusker
California
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Congress
Kentucky Governors Born Outside State
Out of state born governors of Kentucky include ten of the first twelve, with origins in Virginia for most and two in South Carolina and Pennsylvania.
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Frankfort
Kentuky
Virginia
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Mystery Crossword Puzzle Answers and Legal Case Note
A crossword puzzle is presented with numbered clues across and down, including words like Bib, mountain, pagoda, and remodels. The text then discusses a Nebraska Supreme Court decision where Roy’s death followed poisoning from bran. Ben’s liability for damages due to negligent sale and failure to warn is affirmed, with considerations on intervening causes and recoverable injuries. The Nebraska State Bar Association provides this public service column noting legal caveats and the advisory disclaimer.
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Roy
Ben
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska
Nebraska State Bar Association
State House
Lincoln
Nebr
Ak-Sar-Ben Awards Honor Nebraska Newspapers at 96th Convention
Ak-Sar-Ben cited four Nebraska newspapers for community service and three for agriculture at the 96th Nebraska Press Association Convention banquet at Fontenelle Hotel. Imperial Republican, North Platte Telegraph, Wahoo Newspaper, Blair Newspapers earned community service plaques and $200 checks. Tri-City Tribune won the agriculture award with $100. Bertrand Herald and North Platte Telegraph received merit for agriculture coverage.
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Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Nebraska Press Association
Frank P. Fogarty
Ak-Sar
Wahoo
Blair
Werd
Tri-City Tribune
Cozad
Bertrand Herald
North Platte Telegraph
Imperial Republican
Loral Johnson
Republican
James Kirkman
Derrel Ludi
J. Hilton Rhoades
Tri-County Tribune
Dean Dorsey
Tri- County Tribune
James E. Larsen
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
James McGaffin
WOW Stations
Charles Wieser
United Press International
Don Ringler
Omaha World-Herald
Arnold Peterson
Walter Slack
Livestock Press
Triticales Promising for Feed in Nebraska
In western Nebraska Duane Foote of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association says Triticale shows potential as a future feed grain but current evidence favors caution. He notes lower winter hardiness, variable head counts, test weights, and rust resistance concerns despite higher protein content in some varieties.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Foote
North Platte
Alliance
Clay Center
South Dakota
Bargain At Auction Turns Fatal For Ben’s Farm
Ben hires an auctioneer to sell farm gear and feed as age pressures him. A bag described as bran by the auctioneer is bought by Roy and fed to cattle, which die after arsenic is found in the bran. The bran had been stored to bait rats.
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Ben
Roy
Cats Learn Through Patience Not Punishment
The article argues that punishment does not train cats and that gentle, patient guidance is needed. It recommends providing toys and a scratching post, and notes debates over trimming claws, stressing that harsh discipline fails to curb unwanted behavior.
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