Doctor Shortage Editorial Highlights Rural Care Solutions
The editorial discusses a nationwide doctor shortage and urges expanding general practice in smaller communities. It cites Dalton, Nebraska physician Dr. J. B. Pankau, and notes medical students are steered toward urban specialty training. AAGP pushes general speciality exams to broaden practice scope. The piece calls for earlier field training and systemic changes to avert future shortages.
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Omaha World Herald
American Medical Assn
The
World Herald
Sidney
Dalton
J. B. Pankau
American Academy of General Practice
L.S. O’halloran
See How It Grew HEW as a sprawling bureaucratic jungle
An opinion arguing that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare grew into a massive, unmanageable bureaucracy. It cites 8,000 employees in the Kansas City division and warns that a politics free HEW is essential to effective administration, criticizing its sprawling structure and high costs.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Kansas City
United States
Out Of Sight Congressman Pushes Meat Import Curbs
Congressman Dave Martin warns meat prices will become out of reach for ordinary families if imports are not reduced to boost American producers. He notes potential subsidies for agriculture and contrasts Washington shopping with Sidney meat prices, implying prices there are lower.
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Dave Martin
Sam
Washington D. C
Sidney
Washington
Budgets Rise Across Nebraska Towns Including Sidney
1970-71 budgets in several Nebraska towns rise by 340000 in one and just over 300000 in another. School levies and budgets increase due to higher salary scales. Sidney City and Sidney School District No 1 budgets not yet approved but expected soon, with anticipation of increases.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Shorten Doctors Training to Ease Shortage
Omaha World Herald reports AMA president calls for drastic reform to medical education arguing six year MD path and early community practice could add tens of thousands of doctors quickly. Critics fear training quality. supporters urge urgent rural and inner city care. Reprinted from Omaha World Herald.
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The
American Medical Association
Walter C. Bornemeier
Chicago
Permafrost Now in Our Lap and Its Pipe Dream
The USGS defines permafrost as fully frozen ground persisting two or more years. As Alaska moves from Russia to U S control, oil in permafrost could fuel pipelines but thawing risks ground subsidence. Continuous permafrost on the North Slope stays frozen year round, while discontinuous areas thaw seasonally. Some engineers warn of quaking terrain if heated pipelines are laid there. Yet permafrost covers about 24 percent of global land, storing vast freshwater. Scientists report promising early results to harvest it, offering a bright side to the problem.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Hudson Bay
Russia
United States
Alaskan
North Slope
Northwest Passage
When Should You Take Vitamins
A Nebraska State Medical Association health note urges vitamins only as prescribed by a physician. It warns against self treatment, noting that balanced diets usually cover needs, excessive intake can be harmful, and anemia often cannot be corrected by vitamins alone.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
Bearded liberal figures in ancient and modern times
A commentary contrasts long hair and bearded liberals in academia across ages from Socrates to modern professors. An AP report from Highland Park, Illinois notes a $45 million instant forest landscape with 11 acres, planting 13 416 trees and open land for an apartment complex, led by Max A Matz. It mentions trees such as honey locusts oaks maples and Moraine ash. Also cites the Heart Association on coronary artery disease risk and diet.
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Instant Forest
Highland Park
III
Max A Matz
Chicago Park District
IRS Tax Questions and Answers on Audits and Depreciation
A recap of IRS guidance on why some returns are audited, how errors are corrected, and how computer screening prioritizes cases. It also covers withholding for a teenage employee, when tax refunds accrue interest if delayed, and rules on depreciation methods for farm buildings under recent reform. The guidance emphasizes withholding rules for under 21, exemption certificates, and the 6 percent interest on late refunds.
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IRS
Letters to the Editor Reflect on Current Events in Heat
A reader shares opinionated observations on wheat certificates and subsidies, voting age, and Viet Nam policy. He credits debate at a coffee bar, critiques senate action, questions constitutional respect, and notes the shift from self sufficiency to heavy imports of war materials.
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U.S. Treasury
Frontier
Nebraska
U.S
U.S. Senate
Chappaquiddick Pasture Bridge
Viet Nam
Asia
Fourth of July Traditions in Nebraska Towns
Historical notes describe 19th century Independence Day celebrations in eastern Nebraska towns. Palmyra hosted a multi‑activity observance on July 3 1875 with balls, parades, band music, church visits, and a civic speech, despite rain and wind. Nebraska City saw legal trouble over fireworks with M M Hamlin cited for firing explosives during the national holiday.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
Missouri River
Nebraska
Palmyra
Masonic Hall
Dray
Cornet
Nebraska City
Tagger
Morpheus
Methodist Episcopal Church
J.E. McKee
J.W. Ellis
Lincoln
Shady Dell
S.S. Seely
Elsie DeCow
Ellis
Baseball
M.M. Hamlin
F. Howard
Hamlin
Howard
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A Historic Page
A dense OCR style crossword puzzle list with numerous clues and numbers across items such as Bearing Mark of a Educator wound Fine china However Man's title Convened Sesame Heraldic Radio bearing interference Eggs Source of Candlenut tree aluminum Proclamation Corruption Beard of wheat Assimilate Seaman Shade tree Later Inlet Vermilion Terrace Last queen of Complaint Spain ae hill Marquee is Por jima min ie ww fan AP Nawsfeatures Couch Manger Too bad Chemist's vessel Pompous language Grape Assessments Huge Australian bird Cap Sickly Meadow barley Parson bird Blunder Dance step Van Wickle Resonant Roman token River Island Scarf Pinochle score The cream Prong Holy image Coin Counter Windmill sail Light brown.
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Seaman
Spain
Ae Hill
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Aso
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