Alliance Under a Cloud Over City Jail Deaths Editorial
The Lincoln Journal urged a grand jury probe into four jail deaths in Alliance Nebraska, questioning jail treatment and calling for prompt action. District Judge Moran presses for higher prisoner standards as scrutiny grows over city and county facilities in the Panhandle.
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Alliance
Lincoln Journal
Robert Mackey
Panhandle
Robert Moran
Oh Happy Day I 80 progress eases wheat traffic bottlenecks
The article notes the harvest season crowding U S 30 and nearby roads as combines move, predicting completion of the I 80 sections in the Panhandle by late 1973 or early 1974. Traffic relief is anticipated for tourists and travelers once gaps from Wyoming to the region are closed.
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Chappell
Sidney
Wyoming Line
Wyoming- Kimball Gap
Chappell-Lodgepole Gap
U.S. 3
Panhandle
Cheyenne County Fair Set for August 20 23
County residents are urged to keep August 20 through 23 open for Cheyenne County Fair. A volunteer fair board coordinates the event, with RCA rodeo and grandstand entertainment. The fair showcases local 4-H achievements and grows the fat calf auction, reflecting a year’s work by county families.
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Cheyenne County
RCA
Farmer and editor weigh wheat value in puffed wheat tale
In 1931 The Telegraph recounts a reader tale where a farmer brings an empty four ounce carton of Puffed Wheat to a paper office. They calculate the processor earns 36 dollars per bushel of wheat while the market price for wheat hovers around 3 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Telegraph
Weather Tests Wheat Harvest Courage
Farmers face unpredictable conditions as combines stand ready to harvest golden wheat. The piece reflects on tension between Mother Nature and a farmer's effort, praising the rewards of hard work in agriculture despite risks and hardships.
Wheat's triumph in the Midwest reveals its rising yields
A regional overview lauds the year’s phenomenal wheat crop as acreage shifts west and north after a mid May Texas start. It notes factors from seed research to soil conditioning, hints at cloud seeding, and envisions hybrid wheat boosting yields to 100 to 150 bushels per acre while urging new uses and ongoing research.
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Midwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Brouth
Nebraska
Tristate
Nebraska-Colorado-Wyoming
South Potter Territory
Cheyenne County
University of Nebraska
America
Nebraska Western Budget Sparks Taxpayer Debate
Citizens question a 1.2 million dollar budget for Nebraska Western College for the next year. Board cites rising mill levy curiosity, with projections to 7.75, while critics urge program cuts and tuition relief. mentions athletic costs and new vocational plans, plus letters praising local hospitality in Sidney tied to public relations.
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College
NWC
William Ptacek
Scotts Bluff County
Nebraska
Nebraska Western
Lloyd Carr
Overland Air Service
Sidney
Carr
Valparaiso
Indiana
San Francisco
California
General Aviation
Dairy Queen
Fred
Time for Grand Jury Probe in Nebraska
Editorial calls for a grand jury investigation into four Indian deaths in Nebraska within a year. Nebraskan officials, including Indian commissioner Robert Mackey, urge a probe to assess police and jail treatment and broader law enforcement policies near Indian reservations, with Alliance highlighted as especially troubled.
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Nebraska
Robert Mackey
Allene
Platte River Study Secures 350000 Funding
Congressman Dave Martin announced House Appropriations approved 350000 for the Platte River basin study in Nebraska. The project totals about 2.2 million and, as the second stage of the Water Resources Development Plan, would address flood control water development groundwater recharge and conservation across the Platte River Basin and its tributaries.
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Washington, D.C
Dave Martin
House Appropriations Committee
Martin
Water Resources Council
Nebraska
Platter River
Contempt Citation Battle Shape CBS Document Fight
Washington report notes the House's 266 to 18 vote to kill contempt charges against CBS and Frank Stanton over material for The Selling of the Pentagon. Lawmakers accuse CBS of misrepresenting interview responses while defending press freedom and self policing.
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CBS
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Frank Stanton
Pentagon
Congress
Interstate and Fortign Commerce Committee
Enzyme Detergents Draw FDA Attention and Safety Review
The FDA reports enzyme detergents may trigger skin and breathing issues in sensitive workers and cites about 150 complaints since market entry. A NAS review is planned to evaluate all data and determine if further clinical studies are needed. Also noted are rising labor force participation by mothers and new federal guidelines for construction contractor employment standards.
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Lorena Meyers
U.S. Food, and Drug Administration
Kansas City
Hult
FIA
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
FDA
National Academy of Sciences
Department of Labor
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