Wheat Growers Convene to Form National Policy Plan
Ray Davis leads NAWG in drafting a 1972 wheat development program to satisfy 12 states and present to Congress in March. Delegates approve resolutions on marketing, price parity, farm storage, and conservation with emphasis on ethanol fuel from wheat and export certificates. Davis to chair ongoing reviews at state meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davis
National Association of Wheat Growers
Congress
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Congress-Wheat Growers
Washington, D. C
Earl Butz
Secretary of Agriculture
Carl T. Curtis
Frank Evans
Cindy Ham
Colorado Wheat Queen
Tom Foley
U.S
State of Washington
Raymond A. Ioanes
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Henry Bellman
Sen
Curtis
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman Talmadge
Senate Majority
Mike Mansfield
Davis
NAWG
Addiiton
CCC
Association
Rotary Scandinavian Schooner Trip feature at Senior High
A Sidney Rotary Travel Series screening this Sunday at 2 p m presents Yankee Sails a Scandinavian voyage film by Captain Jennsen. The travelogue covers Norway Sweden Finland and Denmark with views of VASA Visby Got a Canal and Baltic coastlines. Captain Johnson an early sailor a WWII Navy expert and Pearl Harbor veteran narrates voyages aboard the Ketch Yankee and the Four Masted Bark Peking with scenes of Norse farms Viking sites and Sageland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Africa
Jennsen
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Baltic Sea
Germany
Kkc
Stockholm
Visby
Hans Christian Andersen
Capt. Johnson
New England
U.S. Navy
South Sea
Capt Johnson
War Plans Office
Pearl Harbor
Navy
USS
Sumner
Johnson
U.S
Pacific
South Sea Island
Cape Horn
Peking
County NFO Elects Officers at Sixth Annual Meeting
Cheyenne County National Farmers Organization members elected officers at the Sixth Annual Meeting in the National Guard Armory. Robert Lafler becomes president with Norman Steffens as vice president and Doland Larson as secretary. Meat Board members include John Meyer Verne Miller Gurley Robert Harms and Glen Fleming. The group discussed the Family Farm Act LB 1137 and recent hog and cattle market movements across Nebraska. Fat cattle are sold near Schuyler and 85 percent grade conditions affect prices. a Scottsbluff sausage feed on Feb 5 features DeVon Woodland as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County National Farmers Organization
National Guard Armory
Robert Lafler
Norman Steffens
Doland Larson
Gurley
Carl Borcher
Frank Jones
Lodgepole
Third District
Meat Board
John Meyer
Verne Miller
Robert Harms
Glen Fleming
Sidney
John Wiegand
Dalton
Joe Kielian
Mr. Jones
Boyd Wiest
Mr. Steffens
North Platte
Nebraska
Kielian
Dakota
West Omaha
Schuyler Pack
Scottsbluff
Cheyenne County
Whitney
Scottsbluff County
VFW
Gering
DeVon Woodland
Blackfoot
Idaho
National Nfc
Report Shows Three County Patrol Action 1971 Year End
The Highway Safety Patrol reports 411 accidents with 225 in Cheyenne County and 7 422 warning tickets across Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel counties from 496 153 miles driven. Defective equipment violations total 5 013. Of 3 010 summoned to court 55 were for driving while intoxicated and 35 felony arrests for other departments and states. Fourteen stolen cars were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Safety Patrol
Cheyenne
Kimball
Deuel
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Legislative Reviews Highlight Clark Votes on Unicameral Bills
State Senator Robert Clark faced a light voting week as Unicameral business centered in committees. He backed a move to kill LB 70 affecting student newspaper funding, and supported LB 1033 to remove the word public from the Nebraska Public Library Commission, with debates noted on the Carpenter measure. The NBC Winter Olympics coverage in color from Sapporo runs Feb 2 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Clark
Natural Resource District
Law
Terry Carpenter
University of Nebraska
Ernest Chambers
Carpenter
UNC
UNL
Nebraska Public Library Commission
Ay Eigleve
Local Traffic Violations List From Indiana to Wisconsin
A compilation of traffic fines lists numerous drivers from states including Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Colorado with offenses such as speeding driving without a license failing to dim headlights and no safety inspection sticker. Fines range from 14 to 116 dollars with several entries noting license revocation or restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Michinels
Union Mills
Ind
Robert Snaidris
Chicago
Ill
Beverly Ryman
Friendship
Wisc
Walter Sturgeon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gary Bennett
Tulsa
Okla
Willard Simms
Sidney
Leonard Priel
Robert Beguin
David Woodward
Denver
Colo
Donald Blair
Richard Baal
Lebanon
George Brooks
Weeta
Ark
Michael Cyrus
Minneapolis
Norman Knoblauch
Carpentersville
James King
Belfair
Wash
Kenneth Pearson
Charles Jacobsen
Franklin Powers
Cairo
Neb
Bess Furrey
Anny
Betty Makey
Edith Nelson
Potter
Franklin Peterson
Hastings
Orland Prentice
Donald Sherrick
Platteville
Walter Smith
Keith Jurey
Gering
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheat Growers Convention
XY Baz
Gene Moos
Rotary Scandinavian Schooner
Pulpit Rock
Remete
Runde Island
Gota Canal
VASA
Nfo
Paul Lewis
Egging Co
Gurney
Legislative Reviews
Robert L. Clark
NBC
Sapporog Japan
Nutrition
Illinois
Nebr
Vietnam
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Firett
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