Yellow-Flecked Wheat May Not Have Mosaic
Nebraska plant pathologists warn yellow flecking on wheat may mimic wheat streak mosaic. They cite wind burn, whipping and dry winds causing Hope chlorosis in varieties like Scout 66 Scoutland and Scout, with Mosaic present only in Cheyenne Banner counties and 18 south central counties. No treatment exists. better growing conditions may reduce losses.
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University of Nebraska
David Wysong
Louis Palmer
Cheyenne
Banner
Nebraska
John Schmidt
Scout
Scoutland
Gage
Lancer
Schmidt
Outlook on irrigation fills Western Outlook magazine
The Western Outlook issue explores irrigation progress in Nebraska since early settlement, citing Governor Exon’s remarks at the Resources and Irrigation Development seminar in Lincoln. It notes that large areas avoided drought in the thirties and covers Kingsley Dam work, Missile installations upgrades, protest patches, and columns by Jack Lowe and Ed Sykes.
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Western Outlook Magazine
Telegraph
Western Outlook
Nebraska
Exon
Nebraska Resources and Irrigation Development
Lincoln
Kingsley Dam
Jack Lowe
Ed Sykes
Love of Flying Cited As Sure To AF Academy
Phil Houser, a Sidney High senior, won approval for entrance to the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs after a six month testing program. He is the first Sidney student accepted, recommended by Senator Carl Curtis, and will report July 3 for Cadet Basic Training. He plans to try out for football and will take a full academic load plus training and sports.
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Trance
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sidney High School
Sidney
Houser
Academy
Carl Curtis
Paul Houser
Sidney High
Phil
Federal officials urge Neb to reject feedlot deadline extension
The EPA Kansas City office warned Nebraska not to grant a two year extension of the December 31 1972 deadline for feedlot waste control as the Environmental Control Council held a public hearing. Small feeders and agricultural groups argued the current deadline is unfeasible and urged relief for the cattle industry.
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Lincoln
State Environmental Control Council
Nebraska
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Council
Ron Ritter
Kansas City
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Colossal Bull Revaluation Triggers Tax Hearing
Minatare cattle firm Colossal Cattle Co faces a May 30 hearing on revaluing Colossal the prize bull. County assessor Marjorie Kleist has set Colossal at 300000 dollars from an earlier 885 valuation, citing tax rules base on actual value.
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Board of Equalization
Final Vote Totals From County and City Races
Canvass figures show county and city results with Edward Narjes defeating Paul Hult 272 to 261 for Commissioner District One. Clark leads the 47th District race with 1245 in county totals, while Sidney races yield council and school board winners including Bauman Maliszewski Lades Mason. National results list Humphrey McGovern and Nixon leading in respective tickets, with Curtis securing the Republican Senate nomination.
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Robert Hossle
Nebraska
Paul Hult
Edward Narjes
Cheyenne County
Robert L Clark
Sidney
Elmer Hartmann
Daltontte Charles Mayer
Kimball Insurance
Stanley Juells Clarks
Arthur Liljegren
Clark
Juelfs
Hartmann
Mayer
Liljegren
Councr
Board of Education
Edward Bauman
Vincent Maliszewski
James Lades
John Mason
Lades
Mason
Robert Bartels
Marion Hull
Violet Minshall
Duane Kahl
Weed Control Authority
Jack McVicker
Virgil Walters
Stanley Raddatz
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
George Wallace
Shirley Chisholm
Vance Hartke
Henry Jackson
John Lindsay
Eugene McCarthys
Wilbur Mills
Edmund Muskie
Samuel Yorty
Sean Terry
Carpenter
Don Searcy
Wallace Peterson
Wayne Ziebarth
John DeCamp
Phillys Lyons
Ted Reeves
Warren [Fitzgerald
Congress
Nixon
Paul McCloskey, Jr
John Ashbrook
Carlo Po Curtis
US Senate
Curtis
Ronald Blauwell
Christine Kneifl
Oti Glebe
Dave Martin
House of Representatives
Nebraska to decide on Kingsley Dam water release after inspection
State officials, led by Governor Exon, will inspect Kingsley Dam today to determine whether to raise water releases from Lake McConaughy after May damage. Repairs began May 2 with 12 hour days. rip rap replacement to finish by month end. possible further measures include storage and mobilization actions.
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Lincoln
Kingsley Dam
Exon
North Platte
Central
Nebraska
Higher Food Tax Credit To Be Effective July 6
State Tax Commissioner William E Peters said the food sales tax credit rises from seven to ten dollars and becomes effective July 6, while corporate tax rate changes do not take effect until January 1. Peters also notes many Nebraskans remain eligible for refunds from the repeal of the Federal manufacturers excise tax on automobiles, with under 20 percent having applied.
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Lincoln
William E Peters
Nebraska Justice Department
Peters
Nebraska
Police Check Two Accidents
A car owned by Rose Kennedy in Sidney was struck at 19th and Illinois as it pulled from a parking lane by Myron Leypoldt causing $80 damage to the Kennedy vehicle and $90 to Leypoldt’s car. Terrence Buetler at 13th and Illinois was rear ended by Charlotte Land. Land’s brakes failed with $75 damage to Land and $25 to Buetler.
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Rose Kennedy
Sidney
19Th
Finois
Myron Leypoldt
Kennedy
Leipoldt
Terrence Buetler
13Th
Ilinois
Charlotte Land Sidneys
Buetler
Sidney voters pick delegates for County Democratic Convention
With the exception of Sidney 1B, all candidates were elected delegates. Notable results include Milt Nissen 73 votes and Willam Kelley 61 in Sidney 1B, Madeline Aufdengarten 26 votes in the same race, and Frank Mattoon 152 votes winning in Sidney 4B as the sole Republican delegate candidate.
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Sidney
David Allington
Murrell Crosby
Colton
Norman Steffens
Davison
Wayne Campbell
Eli Yanney
Lodgepole
Paul Hutchison
Lorenzo
Arvin Nielsen
Gerald Olsen
Potter
Jane Rauner
Chick Story
Patricia von Seggern
Patrick Heaton
John James
Stewart Brown
HC Q Nelson
Thomas Lenzen
Sidney Rural
Bonnie Pitman
Union Valley
Milt Nissen
Willam Kelley
Madeline Aufdengarten
Frank Mattoon
Wesleyan Man to Speak at State Historical Society Meet
Roger Welch of Nebraska Wesleyan University will be the dinner speaker at the Nebraska State Historical Society spring meeting June 10 at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. The event includes tours, a 6 pm banquet, and remarks by A R Ownes and Robert Zuhlke with musical entertainment. Reservations due by June 8.
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Roger Welch
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Nebraska State Historical Society
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Pioneer Plains
Cheyenne County Historical Society
R Ownes
Lake City
Robert Zuhlke
Garles
Marvin Fo Kivett
Lincoln
State Society
Counts Society
Post Commanders
Panhandle Forecast Spots Mild, Silent Rain Chance
The Panhandle forecast calls for fair conditions through Tuesday with highs in the 75 to 85 range and lows 40 to 50. A near zero per cent chance of measurable precipitation through Tuesday. Extended outlook shows generally fair, mild weather Wednesday through Friday with similar highs and upper 40s lows.
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Panhandle
State to Set Deer Rules in Nebraska 1972 Seasons
Lincoln hearings set 1972 deer and antelope seasons by the Game and Parks Commission. Public testimony and biologists hear the rules beginning at 9:15 A.M. on the third floor at commission headquarters in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Big Tract Assembled For NRA Center in Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Gering United Chamber of Commerce gathers about 20 044 acres in the Wildcat Hills as a potential site for the National Rifle Association center. Don Jacobson notes several landowners expressed willingness to sell if Scottsbluff is chosen. Next, aerial photos will be taken and sent to planners to draft a layout for NRA site committee review.
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Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff- Gering United Chamber of Commerce
Wildcat Hills
National Rtifle Association
Don Jacobson
Saide
NRA
Scotts Bluff
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Horace Moore
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James Fisher
Potter School Board
Terrell Wickhorst
Elmer Hilpert
Larry Hammond
Robert Reed
Mary Anderson
Margaret Johnson
Albertine Juedes
Gurley Board
Gurley
Rolland Larson
Ernest Deaver
Harold Draper
Donald Bremer
Virgil Schumacher
Lloyd Searles
Board of Trustees
Tabor Brandt
Allen Lessman
Wayne Russell
Dalton
Theodore Panas
John Heizer
Rosimond Ernes
Lemoyne Myers
Lilosd Winkelman
Richard van Anne
Rodney McConnell
Roy Vick
Catherine Pelster
Russell Rushman
Devel Garden Marn
Morrill County
Delmar Zalesky
Eugene Bond
Robert Dalley
Ronald Sick
Leonard Souce
Loren Block
Leonard Hendricks
Lodgepole Village
Howard Hurst
Arnold Kehl
Arnold Michelman
Elephant Power
Carson & Barnes
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Kingsley
Wesleyan University
Vernon A Goranson
Hus
Scottsbluff and Alliance
Eugene Schmidt
Great Plains Historical Society
Devel County Group
Big Springs
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