Rural Development Is State Workshop Topic
Lincoln will host the USDA first national workshop on rural development next week to help post secondary schools find their role in rural America. The event runs Monday to Wednesday at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education with 150 to 200 attendees from colleges, extension services and rural occupations.
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Lincoln
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
America
American Association of Junior College
American Vocational Association
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Nebraska Center
Office of
Thomas K Cowden
Henry L Ahlgren
Heart of America
Carl T Curtis James H Boren
National Association of Professional Bureaucrats
John Bottum
Millet Plot Harvested For University Research Findings
University of Nebraska Extension specialists Louis Nelson and Louis Daigger report early results from millet fertilization trials. Tests compare nitrogen rates and timing in summer fallow and continuous cropping on Charles Bode and Arnold Draper farms. Cooperators note the work costs about $3,000 this year and demands extensive data analysis before providing farmer guidance.
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University Oil of Nebraska
Louis Nelson
Louis Daigger
Charles Bode
Arnold Draper
Cheyenne County
Ken Sakurada
USDA Announces Study Of Milk Pricing Policies
The U S Department of Agriculture disclosed a three phase study of governmental milk pricing policies and procedures. It will review past pricing methods in Federal milk marketing orders and assess needs for new procedures amid changing market conditions with phase reports planned through 1972.
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Washington
U.S Department of Agriculture
USDA
C&ms
Economic Research Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Office of Planning and Evaluation
Attractive young actresses sought for Camille role by AIP
American International Pictures searches in Beverly Hills and London for attractive English speaking women around twenty to play Camille. Representatives conduct the casting in multiple nations.
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Camille
New York
American International Pictures
Beverly Hills
Calif
London
AIP
Buddies Poppies Sale Promotes Memorial Day Sacrifices
The traditional Buddy Poppy sale honors war dead and honors sacrifices made for America. Citizens are urged to buy a Buddy Poppy and wear it on Memorial Day to show remembrance.
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America
Woodsy Owl Promotes Pollution Control in Nebraska
Woodsy Owl campaigns to curb outdoor pollution as a national public service program started by the US Forest Service. The campaign promotes actions to protect soil vegetation air and water and reduce vandalism and waste. A first poster on recycled paper and decals will roll out later this month with a Rose Parade appearance on January 1 1972 and an Arbor Day event in Nebraska on April 22 1972.
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Public Service
United States
Woodsy
Woodsy Owl
Scheol
Forest Service
Pasadena
California
Nebraska
Little Feathered
Large 1971 72 corn harvest raises grain policy fears
Washington reports a 54 billion bushel corn crop plus record sorghum prompting concern for the Nixon administration. High supply risks lower grain prices while export uncertainties and dock strikes threaten markets. Analysts weigh a 1972 feed program amid tight money and livestock outlooks as OMB studies proposals.
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Washington
API
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Sear
Nison
White House
Beet Outlook Optimistic In Bayard Area
Farmers expect around 20 tons per acre as the 1971 sugar beet harvest begins its second week in Bayard. Great Western officials cautiously cite a possible revision to the 17 ton preseason figure while deliveries surge with 2,500 loads Saturday 3,200 Monday and 3,500 Tuesday averaging 6127 tons per load. Ground conditions are good with some damp fields in Alliance. sugar content runs about 16 percent. I L Red Johnson of the Bayard factory notes harvest started strong and may run into mid January based on pre season estimates and actual tonnage.
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Bayard
Great Western
Johnson
Alliance
Indoor care and fall bulb picks for a vibrant garden
Prepare plants for indoor life by moving them before heating, trimming roots and shoots, cleaning pots, and using a safety insecticide. Keukenhof voters chose ten bulbs for fall planting in the United States including eight tulips, one hyacinth, and a daffodil.
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Keukenhof
Holland
United States
Netherlands Flower Bulb Institute
Bulgur Wheat Gains Shelf Space In Midwest Stores
Nebraska researchers report millet can be grown profitably in dryland western Nebraska with nitrogen management improving yields. Trials near Gurley and at the High Plains Lab show yields rising with 40 pounds of nitrogen. In Lincoln, Gooch Foods markets bulgur made from winter wheat with strong nutrition and long shelf life.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Midwest
Gooch Foods
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Arvill E. Davis
Bulgar
Davis
Bdgar Marx Kocinke
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
4-H Leader Dorothea Holstein Honored at UNL
Friends and colleagues have contributed 3000 dollars to a recognition fund honoring Dorothea Holstein for 30 years of 4-H Club Work at the University of Nebraska. The fund, administered by the University Foundation, will support annual scholarships for enrolled students with preference to 4-H members and need-based aid. Recipients are chosen by the Nebraska State 4-H Club office staff.
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Lincoln
Dorothea Holstein
University of Nebraska
W.M. Antes
University Foundation
Antes
Nebraska State 4
Crocodile Hero Becomes Village Leader in Nigeria
In Sinikiri village Port Harcourt Nigeria a young fisherman named Thomas Bunn reportedly killed a sunbathing crocodile by stabbing it to death. The act ended years of crocodile harassment for local fishers and led villagers to appoint him head of the village.
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Port Harcourt
Nigeria
Sinikiri
Thomas Bunn
New Census Book Out 1971 Edition Released
The 92nd edition of the Statistical Abstract of the United States titled Uncle Sam's Answer Book is released by the Bureau of the Census. It provides up to date social political and economic data and is sold for 5 50 at Government Bookstore Washington DC and other GPO bookstores nationwide.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
North Capitol Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Government Printing Office
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Boston
Atlanta
Dallas
New York
City
Denver
U.S. Government Printing Office
Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Sale Promotes Welfare
The annual VFW Buddy Poppy sale features the slogan Honor the Dead by helping the living. Proceeds go entirely to aid disabled and needy veterans and to support the survivors of deceased veterans.
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