iHersch Plant Reopens in Gering After Inspection Deal
iHersch Packing Co resumed slaughtering on Tuesday after an agreement for inspection by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture. Elmer Schlaphoff, state agriculture director, said all meat and meat products will be inspected and bear state identification marks per meat inspection laws. He added the department hopes to maintain a good working relationship with the company as the plant reestablishes operations in Gering.
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Deserter Is Nabbed Here
A young Iowan charged with desertion from the Navy was captured Friday by State Trooper Ken State. Seaman Thomas Eugene Parks of Waterloo was identified as a deserter from Long Beach California on June 11 and held at Cheyenne County jail until Navy authorities could pick him up.
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Minor Vehicle Crash in Sidney Parking Lot
A two car accident occurred at 10:05 p.m. Friday in the Sidney Diesel parking lot west of Sidney. State Trooper Ken State reports a 1969 Ford pickup driven by James E. Roos, 26, of Sidney, backed into and struck the left front of a parked 1964 Chevrolet owned by Calvin K. Langley, 19, of Sidney.
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid at Plains Drive-In
The Plains Drive-In opens Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid starring Paul Newman Robert Redford and Katharine Ross. George Roy Hill directed with a Panavision DeLuxe Color production set in Utah Colorado and Mexico.
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Weird Accident East of Chappell Involves Five Injured
A 6:45 p.m. Saturday crash on Highway 30 east of Chappell involved two cars, both heavily damaged with serious injuries. Mrs. Lois Sue Mayer, 34, of West Los Angeles, and four Moase children were taken to Miller Memorial Hospital. Mayer lost control while passing and veered into an eastbound 1965 Chevrolet driven by Patricia D. Andrea, 18, Joliet, Illinois, who swerved into the south ditch hitting a highway sign. Andrea's car sustained minor damage, no injuries reported.
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Feed Grain Carryover Expected To Be Lower
Government estimates for 1970 71 place feed grain supply around 222 million tons as of August 1 amid blight uncertainty in corn. Output likely to exceed demand with use rising to 178 million tons, pushing carryover to about 47 million tons, three million below last year. Corn supply near 5.644 billion bushels, carryover stocks 960 million, with uncertain 4.7 billion bushel crop prospect. Sorghum down 10 percent to 990 million bushels. oats up 5 percent to 1.304 billion bushels. barley up 4 percent to 652 million. Prices through July average 3 percent above last year. CCC sold nearly four million tons by mid August.
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Two Former Presidents Die On 50th Independence Day
Fifty years to the day after the 1776 Declaration was proclaimed two former presidents died Thomas Jefferson, principal author of the Declaration, and John Adams, a co writer of the document.
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