Economic gloom clouds 1975 industry plans and markets
AP analysis notes worsening economy as 1975 commitments fade. Wholesale prices soar, unemployment nears 7 percent, and industrial output falls 0.6 percent. Auto and coal strikes threaten steel, glass, and rubber sectors while housing languishes. Abroad the dollar weakens as investors flood into West German marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Headley
Bank of America
West Europe
Headley
Western Europe
Mideast
Pony Express and Mail Routes in 1860s Nebraska
A condensed history of early Nebraska mail service noting the Pony Express era from 1860 61 and the expansion of post roads. It lists bid routes in 1861 for four year service starting 1862 with numerous connections from Council Bluffs Omaha to towns across the Platte Valley and toward Denver and beyond.
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Nebraska
St Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Missouri River
Denver
South Pass
Rockies
St. Joseph
Atchison
Kansas City
Platte Valley
West Coast
Omaha
Nebraska Weekly Republican of
Nebraska State Historical Society
Council Bluffs
Fontenelle
Columbus
Grand Island
Ft. Kearney
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Brownville
Rule
White Cloud
Kansas
Highland
Fort Calhoun
Decatur
Dakota City
Sioux City
Towa
Fremont
Plattford
Wyoming
Nebr
Avoca
Rock Bluffs
Plymouth
Dixon
Ft. Randall
Blue Earth River
Little Medicine River
Ponca
Vermillion
S.D
Iowa & Mo
Hannibal and St. Joseph
NFO backs plan to give surplus to hungry people
National Farmers Organization President Oren Lee Staley urged a $2 billion Congress authorization to buy and ship U S excess livestock and dairy to starving people abroad. He cited wasted calves and urged quick action by Congress and administration to end hunger alongside surplus production. He noted New York led deaths in 1971 and 1972 per state health data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Congress
U. S
Newsweek Magazine
Bangladesh
Africa
U.S
Staley
Dubuque
Newsweek
John Doe
Mary Roe
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York State
United States
Oil Fingerprinting Ties Spills to Ships, Stanford says
Dr. Michael Anbar of Stanford University claims a method to link oil spills to probable ships. The field ionization mass spectrometer produces molecular weight profiles to show unique oil signatures, asserting that no two samples are alike and offering a precise trace back to source.
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Stanford
Calif
Michael Anbar
Stanford University
Mass Spectrometer Research Center
Gao
Anbar
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Pullsters
First National City Bank
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Car Sa Ooo SG
Ronald L
Muter
Beltone
Fort
Sidney
Motor Hotel
Hearing Aid Service
Gouth Center
Cooper, Wyoming
Jerry Marshall Factory
Jerry Tops
Sidney Division
Melody Electronics
Magnavox
Rcadzenith
General Electric
Melody City Music
Turkey
NTAL
Ford
LTD
Lanéen
Cid
Marquis Brougham
Hth
Monarch Ghia
Sidney Ford
Mercury
Pinto Rur
Musteng of
Ghia
Granada
Ohia
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