Get the Lead Out Get the Alcohol In
Nebraska wheat growers back government action taxing tetraethyl lead in gasoline to curb pollution and urge expanded research into grain alcohol as motor fuel. Advocates claim abundant wheat could fuel 8.5 billion gallons for a 10 percent blend, while critics cite cost. plans envision 500 plants and byproducts supporting rural development and reduced subsidies.
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Thomas Kleppe
North Dakota
Nixon
Erv Friede
McCook
Nebraska
Senate
Dwight Miller
Northern Regional Research Laboratory
Peoria, Jr
Miller
Frank Robinson
Kearney
Great Plains Wheat Inc
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Teasers
A readable crossword puzzle page with clues across and down listed, including extinct bird, religious image, ship of the desert, clairvoyant, and various other numbered entries. Several entries appear misaligned or partially duplicated, with some entries containing unusual text like capsized and stray letters.
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Fleet
Amas
Twenty Fifth Year of Cheyenne County Conservation Efforts
The Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District marks 25 years of service since 1945. It notes gains in soil productivity and erosion control, highlights ecology as a guiding concept, and credits pioneers for teaching harmony with nature while conserving soil, water, and air.
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Cheyenne County
Conservation Service
Questions We Have No Answers About Our Struggling Nation
A reflective column questions welfare incentives undeclared war Indochina and generational divides. It condemns insults toward police and military, ponders respect and sanity, and asks how older and younger generations can find dialogue amid distrust and protest.
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Indochina
Lincoln Senator Sees Campus Turmoil Shake University
State Senator Robert L. Clark returning from Lincoln expresses concern over disruptive campus protests at the University of Nebraska. He cites tents and obscene graffiti as troubling signs and warns campus unrest could threaten university leadership and state funding if not controlled.
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Robert L. Clark
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Sen. Clark
Farm labor contract of Cesar Chavez drew critique in Nebraska
The article outlines a 1960s farm labor agreement signed by Cesar Chavez with California grape grower Lionel Steinberg and notes features such as a closed shop, union recognition as sole bargaining agent, mandatory membership, dues check off, access rights, pesticide control, arbitration, health hazards, and strict anti strike language. It highlights labor’s push for a model in which workers have limited say and the union holds broad control over employment conditions and processes.
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U.S
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
California
Lionel Steinberg
Xelnberg
Catholic Bishops of
UFWOC
National Council of Churches
United Auto Workers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Nebraska departments limit mowing to save wildlife and costs
The Nebraska Department of Roads enacts a new right of way mowing policy restricting mowing to 15 feet from shoulders on most rural highways and rural interstates, aiming to revert thousands of acres to natural cover and cut maintenance costs. The Acres for Wildlife program gains focus with a 100000 acre boost and statewide habitat efforts receive broad support from officials and conservation groups.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Roads
Inter
Acres
Nebraska
Nebraska Ga
Bruce C. Cowgill
Silver Creek
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Marvin L. Nuernberger
Department of Roads Cooperation
Nuernberger
Capitol News Nebrasks Legislature Questions UN Campus
Legislators demand answers on antiwar protests at the University of Nebraska Lincoln campus as regents order an in depth report. Chancellor Warner to include sequence of events, faculty involvement, and outside help. a faculty statement urges making up missed work and protecting academic duties.
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University of Nebraska
Cambodia
Board of Regents
Regent
Robert Ratin
Minden
Durward B. Warner
Faculty Senate
Richard Gilbert
Varnerani
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