Nebraska Polio Checkup Probe and Air Force Testing Debate
A U.S. Public Health Service team will review Nebraska polio cases including two in Lincoln and Ainsworth to assess links to Sabin Type III vaccine. Dr E A Rogers cautions no proof of causation. The probe may take months, with Dr Robert Belkema coordinating in Omaha. Also, Nebraska schools face lower participation in Air Force enlistment tests as the Education Department questions test value and calls for regional centers or voluntary, school-based testing.
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Prices for farmers lower now than a decade ago
A Nebraska survey shows farmers receive lower prices today than 10 years earlier while urban residents overestimate price rises. Colwell notes farm prices have fallen about 17 percent in the last decade and that many well educated residents misjudge agriculture's share of the economy and food costs. Separate items warn college athletics travel and state land purchases for a chain of lakes along I-80.
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North Carolina Seeks First Undefeated Untied Season Since 1898
North Carolina, a perennial football power, has not had an undefeated untied team since 1898. The note highlights a historic standard the program aims to match this season.
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