Senators Aim to End Nebraska Session Aug 29
Nebraska lawmakers target August 29 for adjournment as they finish general file bills. Budget chairman Marvel details two supplemental budget bills, one to adjust operations and another to fund programs from the 1969 session and to examine welfare costs, particularly Medicaid. Proposals include tighter welfare controls, interim welfare study, and removing earmarked welfare funds. Tuition hikes for medical and nursing students at University Medical Center are considered, along with higher hospital charges and Curtis School tuition, while a statewide personnel study seeks a new pay classification system.
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Nebraska
Richard D. Marvel
Hastings
Marvel
Ife
Welfare Department
Robert McManus
Board of Regents
University Medical Center
University Hospital
Medical Center
Curtis School of Technical Agriculture
State Personnel Department
Fragmented Riddle Text From OCR Snippet
An OCR fragment references numbers 22 33 35 3 38 4 90 50 53 46 and words like Earthenware Boost Nebraska with partial phrases about soldiers, armor, and aromas. The legible items suggest a puzzle card or glossary fragment rather than a full article.
In Time of Emergency Is Warning Sounds
The article explains that an attack warning would come from outdoor warning devices aided by radio or television. If an attack occurs, warning stations would enable people to shelter with 5 to 15 minutes or longer warning in some locations. Many towns have siren systems used for attacks and disasters, with the 3 to 5 minute rising and falling signal sounding only during an enemy attack.
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United States
U.S
U.S. Department of Defense
Office of Civil Defense
OCD
Attack Warning Signal and Immediate Protective Actions
This notice explains the Attack Warning Signal meaning an enemy attack has been detected and demands immediate protective action. It covers seeking public fallout shelters, tuning radios for official instructions, and improvised protection if shelters are unavailable, with guidance on avoiding the blast and heat and on safe postattack steps.
Agribusiness Workers Exceed Farm Employees in Panhandle
Dr. Glen Vollmar, Nebraska agricultural economist, said the Panhandle needs four or five agribusiness workers per farm worker to show the sector's interdependence. He spoke at Scotts Bluff Station field day, noting per acre costs for beets, corn and beans and annual sales by crop. Separately, Ecuador faced a cholera-like encephalitis outbreak with 40,000 infections and 400 deaths, while a USAF mercy mission sprayed 259,675 acres to combat sleeping sickness.
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Mitchell
Panhandle
Glen J. Vollmar
University of Nebraska Department of Agricultural Economics
Vollmar
University
Scotts Bluff Station
Volimar
Ecuador
United States Air Force
United Methodists Name Director Of Indian Affairs
The Rev. Homer Noley is appointed director of Indian affairs for Nebraska Conference of The United Methodist Church effective October 1. The post, part of the Fund for Reconciliation program, aims to aid American Indians in Santee and western Nebraska. Bishop Noah W. Moore Jr. announced headquarters in Norfolk and noted the district-wide task forces. Nebraska United Methodists set a $400,000 local goal. $200,000 remains for Nebraska projects and $200,000 will be pooled for national and international efforts. The first Choctaw to hold such a post, Noley previously led work with Omaha City Mission Society and a Wallace United Methodist church pastorate.
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Homer Noley
Nebraska
United Methodist Church
Noah W. Moore, Jr
Noley
General Conference
Fund For Reconciliation
United Methodist
Omaha
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City University
St. Paul School of Theology
Kansas City
Omaha City
South Dakota
Bishop Moore
Moore
Nebraska United Methodists
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