Saddle Gear Theft Probed in Crawford Area
Dawes County sheriffs investigate theft of riding gear estimated at 2000 to 2500 dollars from Rex Hagemeister home near Crawford Bull Barn. Seven saddles, six leather, NRA saddle, four pair chaps, horse blankets, spurs, rope harness, anvil, reins and bridles, Navajo blankets, hackamore bits, bridle bits, sheets, bridle bits, rope and other items stolen. Detected items include saddles from Colorado Saddlery and Leddy saddle. DEE marked chaps belong to Hagemeister's daughter.
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Chadron
Dawes County Sheriffs
Rex Hagemeister
Crawford Bull Barn
NRA
Haagemeister
Colorado Saddlery
Denver
Dee
Hagemeister
Chadron School Levy To Be Out
Chadron School Board adopted a budget reducing the mill levy 3.24 to 73.13 mills from last year 79.37. Expenditures drop from 810 250 to 775 955 with capital outlay cut from 102 409 to 13 000 due to lower building costs and fewer non recurring expenses. The action follows Elmer Corbit remarks on holding spending lines and ground development limits.
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Chadron
Chadron School
Elmer Corbit
Unemployment Benefit Hike Criticized by Congressman Martin
Nebraska congressman Dave Martin argues President Nixon’s proposal to extend unemployment insurance would raise operating costs for small businesses and large farms while expanding coverage. He cites rising costs, including a proposed wage base increase to six thousand dollars, and flags waste in the JFK Cultural Center project with calls to curb expenditures.
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Nixon
Dave Martin
Nebraska
Martin
Congress
Washington
House
Distribution of Book Restrained in NY Court
A consent judgment in the Southern District of New York halts sale and distribution of Empire on the Platte, a book allegedly derived from a Scottsbluff native author’s work. Harry E. Chrisman, formerly of Scottsbluff and author of The Ladder of Rivers, brought suit against World Publishing Company of New York with Swallow Press, Inc., of Chicago handling publication. Lawyers from Denver, Chicago, Cleveland, Washington, and New York participated in the case.
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Richard Crabb
Wheaton
Chrisman
J. P
Olive
Texas
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Platte
World Publishing Company of
New York
Harry E. Chrisman
Denver
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Swallow Press, Inc
Empire
August Is Sandwich Month In Wheat Growers Program
Lincoln Nebraska wheat producers sponsor August is Sandwich Time to boost domestic consumption of bread and sandwich materials. National partners include the American Bakers Association and USDA Plentiful Foods Program. Nebraska program features in store displays, a Sandwich Month luncheon with Lea Ann Nelson as hostess, and extensive grocery advertising. The program is funded by wheat producers via the one fourth cent excise tax. Also notes a bee watcher observation about bees wandering the hive.
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Lincoln - Nebraska Wheat Producers
American Bakers Association
American Dairy Association
National Association of Wheat Growers
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Wheat Flour Institute
Plentiful Foods Program
USDA
Wheat Division
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Nebraska
Koehnke
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Idaho
North Dakota
Parochial Aid Put On Ballot in Nebraska
Nebraska lawmakers approve LB1083 to place a constitutional amendment before voters next year. The measure would allow state grants to non public school students to offset a portion of tuition for state approved courses, with a 41 to 2 final vote. Senator Eugene T. Mahoney of Omaha led the bill.
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Lincoln - Nebraska
Eugene T. Mahoney
Omaha
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Cheyenne
Deuel, Morrill & Garden Counties
Bricon
Yi Mu
Bankamericard
Usbronn Fou
Mer Long
Chrysler
Newport
Cidar
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Maddox Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Illinois
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