Frontier Asks To Continue Its Youth Fare
Frontier Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to continue the Youth Fare program arguing it serves financially dependent young adults who cannot pay full prices. The carrier notes youth fares are a variant of family discounts and have been part of its system since 1962, drawing 160000 passengers and over 3 million dollars in 1968 and supporting economic progress and reduced subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver - Frontier Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arthur S. Present
Frontier
Reading problems and health tips for children
The article notes reading difficulties in children affect school work and emotions, lists causes such as vision and hearing issues, and urges regular medical checkups. It mentions 4 to 12 percent of older children face reading difficulties and credits early detection and physician guidance for prevention and correction. It ends with a brief mining note about Uranium discovered in 1789 by Martin Klaproth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Medical Association
Import quotas risk backfire says Minnesota economist
University of Minnesota agricultural economist James Houck warns that a 10 percent drop in net farm income in 1967 and 1968 boosts calls for tighter import restrictions on beef and dairy. He notes possible retaliation, limited gains for producers, and long run harm to U.S. exports if quotas pass, urging alternative stabilizing policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Houck
University of Minnesota
United States Senate Committee On Finance
Houck
Midwest
Australia
U. S
U.S
A Friend in Deed In Louisville Wedding Shirt Swap
After a wedding reception Richard Stuedle began changing into street clothes but realized he forgot his shirt and tie. Guest James Meagher traded shirts with him, giving up his white shirt and pale blue tie for Stuedle's dress shirt collar and bow tie. They swapped shirts again after the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Richard Stuedle
James
Meagher
Stuedle
Predatory Animal Districts Noted in Wyoming
The report states there are 22 predatory animal districts in Wyoming established to eradicate animals that prey upon and destroy livestock. It emphasizes the classification of local governments and notes Texas has no townships, with cities, villages, or towns as the local government forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krueger
Thorpe, Peetz & Brower
Texas
Wyoming
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Crescent Bar
H. L
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Jim Baldridge
Larry Raile
The
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John Barton
Francis Dresser
Western Livestock
Aberdeen Angus Journal
Lawrence Buller
Nebraska Farmer
T. W. Jones
Record Stockman
Mike Wilson
Kansas Farmer
Benkelmann
Jones Airport
Benkleman
Nebr
Crescent Bar Ranch
Parks
Benkelman
Imperial
Nebrasa
Albert Hansen
Nebraska
Highway
Kimball
Kimball County
Bridgeport Equipment CO
Bridgeport
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Fey EC
Auctioneers, Inc
P.O. Box
Scottsbluff
South Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
C.M. Nelson
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Gurley
Oliver
Grahame
J.D. CC
Dempster
Sapp
Howery Berg
Onnan Eng
Mayrath
Calkina Grain Cleaner
John Beam
Spee
Forney
Curtis
Harold Kraupie
Oliver Darnall
Milly Wilson
Eddie Foy
Caterpillar
Dave Brooks
Combine
Gleaner
Gleaner C
Gleaner A
IHC
H. B. Jurgens E. Sons
Amarold Arcapie
Phone 110
Sidney, Nebraska
Zyadyk
Sidney National Bank
Nebr. — Clerks
Electric Singer
Sears
Nickelodeon
Allis Chalmers
Stude
Hesston
Whitmore
Fresno
Oliver Combine
Fairbanks
Alma
Fredrich Floatamatic
H.P. Freon
Feed & Grain
Stanley Krueger
Kelly Ryan
G.M.C
Ford
St. Paul Lutheran Ladies
Sidney, Nebr
Ghas
Krueger
Mary E. Krueger
Katen
Jim Martin, Dale Katen
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