Clergy Rural Conference tackles development topics in Nebraska
A two day conference co hosted by the Nebraska Clergy Economic Education Committee and UNO Division of Community Services will discuss rural economic development environmental action and farm and ranch development. State Director Thomas Moore and UNO officials lead the planning with 45 clergy registered including Rev Harlan A Brei of Holy Trinity Lutheran Sidney.
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Nebraska Clergy Economic Education Committee
University of Nebraska- Omaha
Division of Community Services
Yancey Hotel
Grand Island
Nebraska Office of Economic Development
Nebraska’ Clergy Economic Committee
Business, Labor and Agriculture
Thomas Moore
College of Continuing Studies
UNO
UNO Economics Department
Elroy Steele
Harlan A. Brei
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Voler Aims for Stakes Wins and Filly Triple Crown
After Voler won an Aqueduct allowance in March trainer Lucien Laurin hopes the 3 year old Vertex-Pride of Paris filly can target major stakes and the filly Triple Crown. Regular rider Ron Turcotte also rode Laurin's Secretariat. In health news outpatient visits rose by 18 million in 1971 to 200 million nationwide.
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New York
Voler
Aqueduct
Lucien Laurin
Vertex
Pride of Paris
Ron Turcotte
Laurin
Pride
Secretariat
U S
USDA Sees Record Year Ahead for Farm Incomes in 1973
The Agriculture Department reports in its first quarter review that farm prices hit record levels with an expected net farm income around 22 billion dollars for January to March and about 21 billion dollars for the year. It notes strong demand, potential weather-driven uncertainty, and a forecast of expanding livestock and grain supplies in the second half of 1973.
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Agriculture Department
Turkey
A New Look At Food Prices Some Raw Products Up Faster
AP Business analysis notes some raw foods rise faster than processed items. Potatoes jumped from 93.9 to 133 cents in a year, while instant mashed potatoes and frozen fries rose modestly. Inflation outlook and business expectations suggest varied price gains into 1975.
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New York
New Jersey
North Platte to Get Second Catholic Parish
Bishop John Sullivan of the Grand Island Diocese announced a second parish will be established in North Platte. The parish will have a pastor a priest and two sisters for education and home visitations and will serve about 350 to 400 families, joining St Patrick which serves 1 500 families. The new priest appointment is official June 1 and land on six acres at the west edge has been purchased. The parish will support the existing elementary and high schools, and the new parish name has not been chosen.
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John Sullivan
Grand Island
North Platte
Sullivan
St Patrick Parish
Msgr. L. A Portray
St. Patrick Parish
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