Exon highway safety bills yield three of six in session
Governor James Exon’s highway safety package passed three of six bills in the Nebraska session. Some measures were killed or survived for next year while blood testing and drunk driving provisions faced uncertain fate, with officials urging higher safety priority and broader state action.
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Odell Hanson
Associated Press
Exon
John Sullivan
Sullivan
James Exon
Public Works Committee
Len Wally Barnett
Lincoln
Motor Vehicles Department
Nebraska
Russia to Buy Roughly Half 1973 74 Grain Volumes
Dr Everett Peterson of the University of Nebraska Lincoln notes the USSR may purchase about half the grain of 1972 73 due to a larger wheat crop and meat production aims. Wheat exports to the Soviets likely drop to about half of 400 million bushels, with possible increases to Far East demand and continued U S and Canada wheat acreages.
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Ussr
Russia
Everett Peterson
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Soviet Union
St Lawrence Seaway
Far East
India
China
U.S
Canada
Peterson
Japanese smoking rises in 1972 record sales
The Japan Monopoly Corp announced that Japanese cigarette consumption reached 1,050,100 million yen or 3,477.2 million dollars in 1972, up 10 percent from the previous year.
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Tokyo
Japan Monopoly Corp
ESU Plans Wide Summer Programs in Panhandle Counties
Educational Service Unit 14 outlines summer offerings across Cheyenne Devel and Kimball Counties including Summer School at Environmental Cottage and DEVCO while launching new training for Special Education aides Title II Speech and Language for Trainable Mentally Retarded and expanded programs at the Developmental Home The plan covers Instructional Development Institute pilots Home staffing Live-In Speech and related board actions with a focus on improving services for mentally challenged students and broader community education initiatives.
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Educational Service Unit 14
Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
Environmental Cottage and Developmental Company
DEVCO
Instructional Development Institute
Environmental Cottage
ESU
Teat Epda
TMR
Developmental Home
Sidney
Southern Panhandle
Nebraska State Department of Education
Chadron State College
ESA
ESU 14
State Department of Education
H C Q Nelson
Nebraska State School Board Association
Panhandle Education Corporation
Pan Ed Co
Panhandle
State Education Department
Olson Reappointed to Agriculture Rural America Committee
Dalton State Bank president Thomas H Olson accepted reappointment to the Agriculture Rural America Committee of the Independent Bankers Association of America for year ending March 23 1974. IBAA has 7000 member banks in 40 states and will conclude committee assignments at the 44th convention in Dallas Texas. Fred T Brooks IBAA president announced the appointment. More than 800 weekly newspapers operate in Canada.
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Thomas H Olson
Dalton State Bank
Agriculture-Rural America
Independent Bankers Association of America
Dallas
Tex
IBAA
Fred T Brooks
Merchants State Bank
Peetz High School selects four members for society
Peetz High School in Colorado announced four students as members of The Society of Outstanding American High School Students. The honorees are Barbara Jane Barton Steven Fehringer Kenneth T Mabe and Edith Buss. Society members compete for more than $640 000 in renewable college scholarships.
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Peetz High School
Peetz
Colo
Society of Outstanding
Barbara Jane Barton
Steven Fehringer
Kenneth T Mabe
Edith Buss
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