Durward B Varner Named Nebraska University Chancellor
Durward B Woody Varner, former Oakland University chancellor, was named Nebraska University's 17th chancellor to start February 1 with a 40000 salary. He will move from Rochester Michigan with his wife and children after secret visits and campus tours impressed regents. Varner, a Texas Cottonwood graduate and Texas A&M captain, has led Oakland through major program innovations and growth.
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Durward B
Woody” Warner
Texas
Cottonwood
Varner
WPA
Woody Varner
University of Nebraska
Board of
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Merk Hobson
Clifford M. Hardin
Agriculture
Detroit
Rochester
Oakland University
Michigan State University System
Regent
Richard Adkins
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Adkins
Nebraska Regents
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Michigan State
Cooperative Extension Service
MSU
Bob Devaney
Huskers
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
London
South
Susan
Lincoln Southeast High School
University of Nebraska Foundation
The
University
Hardins
Washington
Lincoln Complex
Fish Stocked In November In Nebraska Waterways
More than 140000 fish were stocked in 24 Nebraska ponds lakes and streams during November per Game and Parks Commission records. Highlights include 58000 rainbow trout at Lake Ogalala 20000 channel catfish fingerlings at Overton Lake and 18000 coho salmon in Wildhorse Creek near Bayard.
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Nebr
Game and Parks Commission
Lake Oga- Lala
Lake Oga- Hala
Overton Lake
Atkinson
Wildhorse Creek
Bayard
Lake Oganala
Nebraska Wheat Growth Sees U S Market Firmness Headed into Seventies
Nebraska agriculture officials report a decade of market development has reduced wheat surpluses and expanded cash sales while U S share of key export markets grew. Dollar sales exceed 50 percent of exports as the U S captures major Japanese demand and cuts P L 480 donations by about half. Nebraskans pay a one fourth cent tax per bushel to fund foreign market work through Great Plains Wheat and Western Wheat Associates.
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Lincoln - Nebraska
Elmer Schlaphoff
United States
Schlaphof
Nebraska Wheat Division
U.S
Schlaphoff
U. S
P.L
Mexico
Canada
Australia
European Economic Community
Free World
Nebraska
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Western Wheat Associates
U. S. Bonds At Five Percent Rate Promoted By Local Official
Cheyenne County U S Savings Bonds chairman H Glenn Spearow notes President Nixon's 5 percent rate on all Series E and H Bonds sold after June 1 1969 and for existing E and H Bonds from the first semiannual period. E Bonds maturity is cut to 5 years 10 months while H Bonds mature in 10 years. Freedom Shares end June 30 1970. The higher rate is expected to boost local Savings Bonds sales and encourage youth savers such as 4 H Club and Future Farmers participants.
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H. Glenn Spearow
Cheyenne County
U. S
Nixon
Glenn Spearow
Spearow
Freedom
Framed Buck Placed At Kentucky Firm Lobby
A framed $1 bill hangs in a local firm's lobby with a caption noting it has been passed around for years. The display serves as a reminder of long-standing circulation of the note within the community.
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CLA
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Telegraph
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Aren Ede
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Dude’s Stock House
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Steak House
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