Parks Offer Special Early Season Cabin Rates in Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission announces early season cabin discounts at state parks from May 15 to May 31 with sliding scale rates returning June 1. Off season and camping activities continue with modest fees. Chadron Ponca and Niobrara parks add swimming starting mid June. Fort Robinson features trout fishing and a May 25 restaurant opening.
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Nebraska State Parks
Game and Parks Commission
Chadron
Ponca
Niobrara
Fort Robinson
Evangelistic Services At Nazarene Center April 30 May 4
The Church of the Nazarene at 15th and Jackson will host a week of Evangelistic Services from today April 30 through May 4. Rev W S Pirtle of Colorado Springs Colo will preach and sing. He will be joined by Rev and Mrs G B Abke for songs each evening at 7 30.
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Church of the Nazarene
15Th and
Jackson
W. S. Pirtle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pirtle
G. B. Abke
Palmer Heights
Abbe
Delegates Elected By UPC From Western Nebraska
Two Western Nebraska residents will join about 740 commissioners to the 185th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church USA in 1973. Rev Frank A Hudson of Bayard Presbyterian and Marie Nicholson of Light Memorial Presbyterian are named as voting delegates. They will decide on church policy topics including Church Union, social issue statements, tax reform, privacy rights, national church services, and rights of older persons.
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Nebraska
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church, USA
Omaha
Harry Noonan
Box Butte
Frank A Hudson
Bayard Presbyterian Church
Marie Nicholson
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Chuch
Church Union
Miss Wilson
Josten Edges Into Playoff for Fourth in Scottsbluff
Josten sixth at Scottsbluff Invitational, losing playoff shot for fourth to Hyland of Scottsbluff and Eiisenach of Gering. Josten shot 75 as Sidney tied for seventh in a 16 team field. Team results list Scottsbluff 298 and Sidney 326 amid a wide scoring table.
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Dean Josten
Bruce Hyland
Scottsbluff
Kurt Eiisenach
Gering
Josten
Sidney
Kearney
Rapid City
Stevens
McCook
Alliance
Morrill
Cheyenne
Wye
East
S.D
Central
Gordon
Kimball
Chadron
Bridgeport
North Platte St Patrick’s
Mitchell
Many Farmers Suffer Despite High Prices
The Agriculture Department divides about 2.8 million farms into commercial and small units. One third are commercial with $10,000 plus sales, while the rest rely on off farm income. Farm income rose to a record $19.2 billion in 1972, and projections show consolidation toward 2.1 million farms by 1985 with 168,000 super-farms.
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Agriculture Department
Earl L Butz
House
Buzz
Nixon
Washington
USDA
Department
U.S
Butz
Congress
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Talmadge
Don Paarlberg
Specialist Warns Deals Promising Easy Money Often Fraudulent
Janet Wilson of the University of Nebraska Lincoln warns consumers about home income scams and other fraudulent pitches that promise riches for little cost. The piece urges skepticism, checking facts, and reporting deception to protect buyers from tricksters and unfair practices.
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Sidney Telegraph
Janet Wilson
Extension
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Pheasant tally under way by Nebraska rural mailmen
Nebraska rural mail carriers begin a four day spring count starting April 23 to measure pheasant sightings along routes. The data aid the Game and Parks Commission in tracking ringneck populations and nesting trends, a statewide effort since 1945 benefiting pheasant management.
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Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
Ringneck
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eGeraniums
Cizek
UPC
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Omtho
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Heritage Seid
Farmers Feed & Seed
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Wheatbelt Public Power District
Deudl, Garden & Morrill Counties
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