Chadron State College Announces Summer Course Schedule
Chadron State College outlines a broad summer program with two five week sessions and four two week sessions starting June. Courses include American west workshop aerospace education and summer theatre workshop with other departments offering varied classes and travel for credit. Summer field trips feature a Grand Canyon float trip Earth science Wind River trip and health and physical education sessions. The college also funds concert tours with the American Youth Symphony and offers a summer theatre workshop at Fort Robinson with acting scenery and design credits. Registration opens early with a two week advance suggestion and a tuition waiver plan for eligible students. deadline May 1.
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Jacque Schmiedt
Nebraska Feed Grain Stocks Rise From Drought Low
Nebraska feed grain stocks held by farmers and commercial warehouses totaled 86 million tons as of April 1, up 34 percent from last year’s drought low but 22 percent below the prior year’s level. Corn supplies reached 253 million bushels, up 38 percent from a year ago, per state statistician Jack Aschwege.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Youth Service System distributes youth agency directory
The Youth Service System in Sidney distributes an 18 page directory listing phone numbers of public service agencies to people who work with youths. Program director Mrs Helen Lien says funding was cut but the project will continue on a volunteer basis with community support. Headquarters moved to 2135 Maple and a post office box 491 is listed. The contact number is 254 5404. About 200 youths attended the center in the past year.
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Sidney
Helen Lien
Possible Hoffa killer identified by investigators
DETROIT AP federal investigators believe they know who killed former Teamsters boss James R Hoffa but say the case is not strong enough for court. The Detroit Free Press cites a top Justice official and reports witnesses and informants point to Detroit area individuals and New Jersey Mafia figures. OMAHA AP reports in other notes Morrison backs Frank Church as presidential candidate, asserting Church is best qualified for president, vice president, or secretary of state.
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Free Press
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Ariz
Frank Morrison
Idaho
Frank Church
Morrison
Church
Removal of shelterbelts discouraged by experts
DENVER The SCS administrator told a Great Plains Shelterbelt Symposium there is no current crisis in windbreak removal yet farmers are removing trees to expand cropland and install center pivot irrigation. Nebraska experts warn durable windbreaks protect crops and water needs, urging renewed tree planting and better landscape planning.
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Great Plains
R.M Davis
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GAO
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Neidig
University of Nebraska Lincoln Forester
Walter T Bagley
Farm union seeks new members in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union plans a county wide membership drive in early May led by Kay Lessman to recruit new members and explain benefits. A fishing trip to Canada is being considered. A special meeting on May 5 at the Yendis Cafe in Sidney will discuss the Cheyenne County Land use Board with two board members present. Public invited with questions and refreshments. Assisting are Al Jung Victor Meyer Kenny Nienhuser Don Spencer Chiff Herboldsheimer Virgil Nelson and Wayne Elson.
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County Landse Board
Kay Lessman
Sidney
Cheyenne County Farmers | Mon
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Farmers Union
Canada
Yendis
Cheyenne County
Essman
al Jung
Victor Meyer
Kenny Nienhuser
Don Spencer
Chiff Herboldsheimer
Virgil Nelson
Potter
Wayne Elson
Gurley
Omaha convention to hear national press voices
Nebraska Press Association gathers in Omaha with speakers from national outlets. George Wall of the Washington Post, Helen Thomas of United Press International, and Gerald Warren, ex Nixon Ford aide, headline sessions. Reg Murphy of the San Francisco Examiner headlines the Ak-Sar-Ben Awards banquet. Telegraph staffers also attend.
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Nebraska Press Association
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Washington Post
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Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Reg Murphy
San Francisco Examiner
Atlanta Ga Constitution Telegraph
Larry Boyer
David Hendee
Hank Meysenburg
Louella Studmicka
Telegraph
Association
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