Parity for farmers sinks to 58 month low
The Agriculture Department reports parity at 70 percent on Sept 15, the lowest in 58 months, reflecting the gap between prices farmers receive and costs they face. With 267 electoral votes from top producing states, this may influence voters toward President Ford as Carter challenges. The overall farmer price index fell 0.5 percent from Aug 15 to Sept 15 while production costs stayed steady.
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Wheat deals may boost U S market
The United States imports wheat as the Soviet Union nears its pledge of 6 million tons for the year. The latest sale totals about 400000 metric tons and Israel will buy 25000 metric tons under Food for Peace terms. No government financing involved and consumer prices not expected to rise.
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Tactics change for campaign
The article notes a debate nearing and contrasting tactics. Carter campaigns briskly in the North east attacking Ford's Middle East policies while Ford stays in Washington meeting foreign ministers. Ford faces ongoing scrutiny over campaign finances and rejects misusing funds, while Carter says the matter is closed.
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Holdrege man pieces together ancient Pawnee artifacts
Keith Clear of Holdrege searches a low Harlan Lake bank for artifacts, gathering Pawnee era pots grinding stones and spearheads and noting some items may be 12 000 years old. He spent a year rebuilding a two inch tall pot now on display at the Phelps County historical museum.
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Phelps County Historical Museum
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Lincoln Farmers Face New OSHA Farm Safety Rules
Nebraska extension safety specialist Rollin Schnieder says OSHA added rules to the CFR effective Oct 25 requiring guards on all power takeoff points of tractors and mobile or stationary equipment. Signs must warn to keep shields in place and operators must be trained in safe use annually. records are advised for potential grievances. Nip point guarding and purchaser protections apply, with emphasis on preventing unintended starts during service or maintenance.
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Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa Began in 1503
The famous portrait the Mona Lisa was started by Leonardo da Vinci in 1503. The painting’s origins trace to Florence where da Vinci began work on the enigmatic sitter, later continuing the piece amid later travels and patrons.
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AIM Plans March in Gordon Monday
Bob Yellow Bird of the American Indian Movement says AIM members and outraged supporters will march in Gordon on Monday to present Police Review Board complaints against the Gordon Police Department. He cites charges including murder and excessive force tied to an incident involving his pregnant wife, with about 100 participants expected from Nebraska and other states.
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FBI denies undercover officer claim in Gordon police case
Gordon Nebraska AIM coordinator Bob Yellow Bird alleged an FBI agent worked undercover as a Gordon Police Department officer and harassed AIM members. FBI Omaha spokesman James Williamson categorically denied any undercover agent, while Yellow Bird claimed another undercover agent existed. Yellow Bird said a march and complaints would target local police over a recent incident in which his wife, seven months pregnant, was kicked by a Gordon officer. the unborn child had died per Sheridan County authorities.
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Omaha
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Nation launches largest swine flu immunization drive
The United States began its largest vaccination campaign with initial swine flu shots. State officials report uneven early shipments and concerns about future supplies. The CDC expects about 177 million doses in states by late November with around 25 million already shipped.
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Dalton Bank Introduces The New Outlooks Club
Dalton State Bank unveils The New Outlooks Club offering a $3 monthly plan with free checking no minimum balance personalized checks $10,000 worldwide death and dismemberment coverage 21 hour protection a free safe deposit box notary service money orders and traveler's checks. A Family Plan at $4.50 monthly adds extra benefits including travel car rental and motel discounts.
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