Panhandle TV Questions To Be Put Forth
Northwest Nebraska Television Council plans to query four potential TV proposers as it studies regional service in the Panhandle. An engineering firm will review responses on programming, network service, location, construction cost, and area coverage. Clell Elwood of Hay Springs is president with Dr. Robert Bowen as vice president and John Keriakedes as executive secretary.
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Quiz on decorating terms and definitions
Decorator Virginia Conner Dick lists ten common terms used in interior design. Match each term to its definition, earning points for accuracy. a high score marks professional knowledge.
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USDA Plant Quarantine Inspectors Guard U S Borders
A look at USDA Plant Quarantine Branch inspectors shows how border stations seaports and airports screen ships planes trains and vehicles for plant pests and diseases. In 1955 they intercepted over 17 500 invaders including 11 600 insects and 5 900 diseases protecting agriculture from Khapra beetle bollworms fruit fly and other threats.
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USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Jacksonville attendant requests day duty after holdups
Frank Goetsch, a service station attendant in Jacksonville, sought a day shift after surviving several nighttime robberies. One morning a robber flashed a gun and took $35 from him.
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Frank Goetsch
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Nebraska eyed as location for wheat wallboard plant
Nebraska could host a wallboard and insulation plant under a USDA program that seeks new uses for farm surpluses. Researchers promote wheat straw as a raw material and study grain milling and gluten content, with University of Nebraska input and Extension Service dissemination.
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Lincoln
Department of Agriculture
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University of Nebraska
New Uses for Grains Highlight Alcohol as Gasoline Booster
Majors notes alcohol from surplus grains as a new use for materials and explains it can raise gasoline octane by 10 to 15 percent. Some countries already blend alcohol in gasoline as oil companies hit octane limits, prompting refineries to either upgrade or add alcohol to improve fuel quality.
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