Abe gets the highest rating for President
Historical Society members and 85 educators named Abraham Lincoln as the greatest U S president in a poll. George Washington was second with 84 votes, Franklin Roosevelt 81, Theodore Roosevelt 79, Jefferson 78, Wilson 74, Jackson 73, Truman 4, Polk 38, Adams 35. Nixon received one vote. many presidents earned none.
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Frederick M Winship
P.w
YORK
Cupi
The
Historical Society
Abraham Lincoln
Metica
Gerald
Society
Richmond
UPI
Richard Nixon
Lincoln
George Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Harry Truman
James Polk
John
Senators warn of Russian power in Europe
Senate leaders Nunn and Bartlett released a 20 page report on Soviet capabilities in Central Europe. They warn current NATO defense plans assume a three week warning and say Soviet forces could launch a devastating conventional attack with little warning. They call for a NATO conference to fix defects and prevent escalation.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Washington
UPI
Europe
West Germany
NATO
Pentagon
Sens Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Dewey Bartlett
Ssr
Ussr
Winter storms threaten gas and crops across the East
Bitter cold drained gas supplies in Pennsylvania and Ohio prompting a natural gas emergency in Ohio and a weeklong cold wave disrupted the region. Ohio Gov James Rhodes declared an energy crisis as crews worked to ease shortages. Florida faces crop losses from a five day freeze with broad damage to citrus and vegetables. Travel advisories emerged across several states as winter weather continued. John Gottschalk named administrative assistant to Harold W Andersen at the Omaha World-Herald.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
Ohio
East
Midlands
James Rhodes
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Minnesota
New York
Asheville
US _ Agriculture Department
Florida
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Louisiana
Great Lakes
Appalachian
Illinois
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Arkansas
John Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Harold W Andersen
Omaha World-Herald
The
World- Herald
Gottschalk
G. Woodson Howe
Omaha
Decorator table top pings and quilted accessories sale
Catalog copy describes completer sets serving pieces and decorator table top pings made of color fast permanent press fabric. Offers jumbo 20 by 20 inch napkins quilted hostess aprons and quilted reversible place mats and table runners in Navy Calico Canary and Bone.
Sunol Farms Lead Area in Sugar Beets
Sunol-Misegadis Farms, Inc. of Sunol led Sidney Station's 1976 sugar beet production per acre at 23.7 tons on 38.7 acres with 16.15 percent sugar content. Sterling district topper L.E Smith and Sons averaged 2.24 tons per acre on 1,115 acres with 15.41 percent sugar, yielding 7.3 million pounds of sugar.
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SUNOL
Misegadis Farms, Inc
Sidney
Great Western Sugar Co
Sterling
Misegadis
Clinton Gade
L.E Smith and Sons
Smiths
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Gerald Ford
Warren Harding
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James Garfield
Andrew Johnson
Franklin Pierce
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William Henry Harrison
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Ulysses Grant
Rutherford B Hayes
William Taft
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James Monroe
Herbert Hoover
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Chester Arthur
Martin van Buren
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Cheyenne County
John Egging
Leonard Beyer
Virginia Smith
U.S
Germany
North German Plain
Iran
Israel
Jordan
United States
Mediterranean
Denmark
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Salem
NBC Co
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Scottsbluff
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