Potter village board meeting minutes July 5 1972
Potter village board approves Ordinance No 81 Street Improvement District No 3 and notices for publication. Building permits and bills are approved with a total of 6228 43. Meeting adjourned with Gaston chairing. A public parole hearing for Kenneth Anderson in Cheyenne County set for August 15 1972 at Lincoln Penitentiary chaired by John B Greenholtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Board of Trustees
Gaston
Thies
Pabst
Killham
Steele
Mattoon
Mattoon Killham
F A. Gaston
F.A Gaston
Kenneth Anderson
Cheyenne County
Board of Parole
Lincoln
Nebraska
John B. Greenholtz
Senate Rejects Farm Subsidy Cut and Tobacco Halt
The Senate defeated a Bayh amendment to cap farm subsidies at 20 000 a year, keeping the 55 000 limit. It also rejected a bid to halt tobacco price supports and subsidies. Humphrey won approval to raise food stamp funds to 2.5 billion as part of a broaderAgriculture bill.
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Washington
Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Talmadge
Earl L. Butz
Frank Moss
Utah
Agriculture Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Hangover Help From London Doctors
Middlesex Hospital doctors advise sticking to clear alcohols such as gin, white rum or vodka to avoid the morning after. Heavier drinks like red wine brown rum and whisky are linked to worse hangovers. They also suggest taking a tablet of fructose or fruit sugar on the way home from the party.
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London
Middlesex Hospital
Government to Ponder Sugarbeet Allotments Hearing Set
The USDA announced an informal public hearing in Denver at 10 am August 17 to discuss need for sugarbeet farm acreage allotments for the 1973 Sugar Act area. The hearing will cover national acreage, allocation methods, set asides for new producers, and potential impacts on payments and quotas.
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Denver
US Department of Agriculture
US Post Office
Stout St
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
The page presents a mixed crossword puzzle with across and down clues numbered 30 through 46. Clues include definitions for people, places, and objects such as Out-yielding tree Deserter Siblings performance Norwegian Majority capital and Candia, with entries like Hamlets theme and Russian.
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Blackgram
Hur’s Son Department Store
Chicago Business
CAA Organizes In Gering Area
The Panhandle Community Action Agency held its first Gering area meeting at Northeast Chapel. Sally Dittmar led the discussion on CAA programs, with VISTA workers Carolyn Roseth and Jennifer Simpson presenting a slide show. Attendees planned another gathering for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Northeast Chapel to elect officers.
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Gering Area
Gering
Northeast Chapel
Panhandle Community Action Agency
CAA
Sally Dittmar
Carolyn Roseth
Jennifer Simpson
VISTA
Heart Ailments Cause Half Of State's Deaths
Nebraska recorded 8,433 cardiovascular deaths in 1970, over half of total deaths that year, as the American Heart Association outlines heart function, major diseases, and the nationwide effort to reduce premature deaths through research education and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Heart Association
American Heart Association
AHS
Lumber Use Up Washington
The United States is projected to consume about 46 billion board feet of lumber in 1972, a record high. The building industry accounts for roughly two thirds to three fourths of total use, with gains tied to home construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National Forest Production Assa
NFPA
John Muench
Muench
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Patricia J. Wickhorst
Sugar Division
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Washington, D.C
USDA
Earth
AP Newsfeatures
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF Lincoln
F.s.l.1.c
Federal Home Loan
G. M. Forsyth
Federal
Lincoln Home
N Street
North Corner
Omaha Countryside Village
Pacific Homestead Center
42Nd Brook Park
Keenney
Firat Avenue
F.5.l
Othe
Ortho
Fertilizer Service
East
Illinois
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