States Receive U S Grants for Nutrition Education Pilot
Nebraska is among six states awarded grants by the U S Department of Agriculture to develop nutrition education pilots. Funds under the Child Nutrition Act support state nutrition education specialists to design model programs using existing resources and local food delivery systems.
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Nebraska
US Department of Agriculture
The
Food and Nutrition Service
FNS
Child Nutrition Act
Alabama
Arkansas
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Exports May Shape Nebraska Grain Market Outlook
Nebraska farmers face the question of whether the booming export market will endure. USDA notes point to higher feed grain use, increased corn usage, droughts in South Africa and India, and low Soviet stocks as factors. Analysts warn soybean and meat demand may outpace supply, risking a strong production year.
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M.M. van Kirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska Wheat
U.S Department of Agriculture
USDA
South Africa
U.S
Australia
India
Soviet Union
Guides for assistance in income tax in Omaha
Richard P Vinal Nebraska IRS District Director urges taxpayers to choose reputable preparers and still be responsible for accuracy and payment. He warns against unscrupulous preparers and offers tips to avoid fraud including never signing a blank return and not signing one in pencil.
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Omaha
Richard P Vinal
IRS
Nebraska
Vinal
Fertilizer Warnings Urged by Nebraska Farm Experts
University of Nebraska agronomists Dr Donald H Sander and Dr Kenneth D Frank warn 1973 fertilizer supplies will be tight and costly. They advise soil tests, targeted nitrogen use near silking, and split applications for corn and sorghum to maximize yields with limited nitrogen and phosphorus supplies.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
USDA Grapples With Numbers On Grain Output Estimates
Agriculture Department officials track how much corn and soybeans farmers may grow amid acreage set aside rules. Surveys on March 1 show 71.6 million acres of corn and 54.8 million acres of soybeans, with signups for the 1973 feed grain program affecting plans. Enrollment through March 9 reached 472,176 farmers, about 30 percent of eligible. Late intents may alter projections as the signup window closes.
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Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Department
USDA
Sidney Doctor Maintains AAFP Membership
Dr. Lloyd S. O Halloran of Sidney has met continuing education requirements to keep active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The 150 hours of accredited study every three years qualifies members for re election at year three. The AAFP, founded in 1947 and based in Kansas City, led the push for the family practice specialty in 1969.
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Lloyd S. O’halloran
Sidney
American Academy of Family Physicians
National Association of Family Doctors
American Academy of General Practice
The
Academy
Kansas City
Sidney Public Schools Menus
Sidney Public Schools menus list daily meals for March 20 through March 26. Items include hamburgers, chili, turkey supreme, fish fillets, and ground beef plates with sides and milks, with desserts such as pineapple cobbler and chocolate pudding.
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Sterling Truck & Equipment CO
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