Prevention Emphasis Changes U S Health Care Outlook
Health care will shift within ten years toward disease prevention and ambulatory care. rising costs and hospital shortages spur proposals from insurers like the Health Insurance Association of America. The plan favors preventive services incentives, community planning, broader coverage of non hospital care, and cost reduction with shorter hospital stays.
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Helen Becker
University of Nebraska Extension Health Education
Health Insurance Association of America
Irrigation Gains Highlight Nebraska Third District Growth
Washington Congressman Dave Martin reported irrigated cropland in Nebraska's third district rose by 546,823 acres from 2,076,317 in 1958 to 2,623,140 in 1967. The district now accounts for 80 percent of the state’s irrigated cropland, as per the Conservation Needs Inventory. Urban build up and government lands also contributed to land-use changes, adding 92,200 acres in the period.
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Washington, D.C
Dave Martin
Martin
Nebraska Conservation Needs Committee
Anniversary greetings and school notices in Lorenzo area
Lorenzo Robt Hajeks celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their children. First Day of school is Aug 31 with teachers listed for grades 1 through 6 and staff roles. Various local family visits, baby shower, 4-H notes, birthdays, and community announcements follow.
Committees Set Up For 1970 Potter Days
Potter Days set for September 11 and 12 with the theme The Good Old Days. Del Lamm calls a general committee meeting August 31 at 8 p.m. in Potter Legion Hall and invites volunteers. Multiple committees listed include finance parade advertising flower barbecue agriculture 4-H and youth groups with numerous local leaders named.
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del Lamm
Potter Legion Hall
Virgil Nelson
Bud Gaston
Sec
Charles Belden
Arvin Nielsen
Kenneth Mueller
Bud McMillan
Lois Dindinger
Helen Woten
Terry Wiekhorst
Cliff Herboldsheimer
Rod Mathewson
Fred Enevoldsen
Dave
Thies
Les Wiekhorst
Ervin Wheeler
Carl Larson
Ray Davis
Warren Nelson
Walt Hilpert
Keith Sprenger
Verner Johnson
Ray Wiekhorst
Kenneth Rose
Albert Mason
Gilbert Hougen
Howard Gulzow
Jim Hardman
Robert Popham
Harold Schuessler
Harold Brown
Bob Aue
Willard Wills
Bruce Juel
Warren Johnsen
Lester Willoughby
Earl Anderson
Wes Gadeway
Ling Juelfs
Merlin Maas
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Gordon Reed
Richard Marker
L. A. Juelfs, Jr
Terrell Wickhorst
Mike Slama
Dick Musil
Bill Hicks
al Combs
Ralph Anderson
John Kundert
Lowell Ottoson
Tuffy Christensen
Millard Musil
Herb Pabst
Rollie Musil
Ray Slama
Diles Howell
Hoffrock
Eda Lipska
Cheyenne Historical Society
Myron Woten
Doug Smith
Don Spencer
Rudy Dedic
Terrell Wiekhorst
Wendell Johnson
Ed Killham
Cletus Wright
Larry Hammond
Erwin Wheeler
Earl Tebrinke
Elmer Jung
Elmer Hilpert
Robert Aue
Harvey Jung
Ted McIntyre
Gordon
Kenneth Merschiem
Tony Bickel
Les Wills
Spike Wheeler
Bob Slama
Kenneth Grothe
Don Christensen
Bill Dohnal
Harley Greaver
Cheyenne County
Weekend Visits and Local News From Area Families
Mrs. Gary Grose and Michele visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hank Laaker over the weekend. The community expresses sympathy to the family of Mrs Esther Goranson. Mr and Mrs Davy Meier and family visited Don Hunt’s home Wednesday to Saturday, with time at Lake MacConaughy Thursday and Friday. Peetz United Methodist Youth Fellowship attended a cluster meeting at Faith United Methodist Church in Sterling, then pizza and miniature golf before a concert at NJC by the Continental Choir and Orchestra. Doug and Dean Meier are attending Potter High School this year.
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Robert Hajek
Mary Wilson
Wilma Bussinger
Dave Dorman
Ed Bauman
Marie Johnson
Carl Kurz
Ivan Walker
Daryl Meier
Ed Kopetzky
Marlin Michaels
Gale Raddatz
Denver
Wally Namath
Donna Fuehrer
Dorothy Nelson
Betty Fleming
Donna Geiger
Jerry Raddatz
Clyde Ward
Scottsbluff
Craig Lamb
Glen Easterly
Lamb
Kim Johnson
Debra
Beth Treinen
Barb Meier
Kelly Houser
Vicki Fuehrer
Michele
Angela Robirds
Cheryl Meier
Janet Walker
Barbara Meier
Eugene Meier
Don Meier
Gary Church
Chris Church
Chris
Ervin Phelps
Hammond McNish
Bill Fleming
Max Matthewson
Sterling
Virgil Meier
Stanley Sunderman
Arnold Sunderman
Otis
Colo
Sargeant
A.J. Fenske
Lavern
Dean
Carolyn
Ed Bivens
Maurice Sunderman
Lavern D. Meier
Gary Grose
Hank Laaker
Esther Goranson
Davy Meier
Don Hunt
Lake MacConaughy
Louis Leah
Gurley
Peetz United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Faith United Methodist Church
NJC
Continental Choir
U.S
Doug
Dean Meier
Potter
State Fair To Open Sept.3
LINCOLN The 101st annual Nebraska State Fair will run Sept. 3 to 9 featuring agricultural exhibits horse shows a tractor pulling contest big car races a demolition derby chuck wagon races fireworks and a Grandstand show. This year antique displays are added with Evening shows including the Association in Concert Hank Williams Jr the Four Guys and Liberace among others. Afternoon shows include horse pulling Chuck Wagon Races Big Car Races and Modified Stock Car Races with Tractor Pulling Contests spread across days.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Duke of
Federal tax free wine for family use in Nebraska rules
IRS reminder notes that heads of families may produce up to 200 gallons of wine tax free for immediate family use if they register intent before starting. Registration forms are available from the ATF in St. Louis and must be submitted in duplicate at least five days prior. A yearly form is required. exemption applies only to family use and not to corporations or partnerships.
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Internal Revenue Service
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
IRS
Nebraska
Office of the Chief Inspector, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Federal Building
North Broadway
St. Louis
Missouri
Public notice on overdue dog tags and deadline
A village notice warns that dog tags are past due and must be purchased by September 10. If not, the Village Marshall will be directed to enforce Village Ordinance No 2.
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American Hospital Association
Lorenzo
Robt
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