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Business In Nebraska, January 1970

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Business in Nebraska, January 1970

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Business in Nebraska

Business in Nebraska, February 1970

Agricultural Experiment Station News January 1970

Agricultural Research Division: News and Annual Reports

CONTENTS:
FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK
TRAVEL EXPENSES
PERSONNEL ACTIONS
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
GENERAL NOTES
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION PUBLICATIONS - January 1970
BULLETINS PRINTED

Ec70-791 Agricultural Engineers' Digest : Insulation And Heat Loss

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 70-791 is about keeping livestock buildings warm. This article shows how to figure insulation, heat loss, and supplementary heat.

Ec70-789 Agricultural Engineers' Digest : Oxidation Ditch For Treating Hog Wastes

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 70-789 is about an oxidation ditch for treating hog wastes. An oxidation ditch is a continuous open channel which holds the liquid waste.

Ec70-1502 Insect Control Recommendations For Ornamental Plants And Lawns In Nebraska, Robert E. Roselle, Lloyd Andersen, David Keith

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 70-1502 discusses insect control recommendations for ornamental plants and lawns.

Ec70-1852 Plant Diseases : Fusarium Yellows Of Gladiolus, John Weihing

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 70-1852: Plant diseases-Fusarium yellows of Gladiolus; the symptoms, cause, and control of fusarium yellows.

Block And Bridle Annual, 1970

Block and Bridle Annual (1933–2021)

Table of Contents:

Block and Bridle Club
Editor’s Comments
1969-1970 Officers
President’s Address
National Block and Bridle Report
Seniors in Animal Science
Block & Bridle Quarter Horse Show
Three Animal Science Students Attend Meeting
The Emblem of the Block and Bridle Club Banquet
Membership List
Fall Steak Fry
Block and Bridle initiates Fifty-Seven
Little Ak-Sar-Ben
Community Service Committee
Ham Sales
197O Block & Bridle Tour
1969 -1970 Program
Meats Judging Team
Livestock Judging Team
1959 Junior and Varsity Livestock Judging Team
Dairy Judging Team
Professional Animal Scientists
Nebraska Angus Association

American Sculpture, Norman A. Geske

Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications

The occasion for the present exhibition, the dedication of the Sheldon Sculpture Garden, marks the completion of one of the most important gifts ever made to the University of Nebraska and to the people of the state. The importance of the gift lies not only in the fact of the distinguished building and the art objects which it houses, but also in the fact of their presence as a potential, a place and a situation where the creative spirit, traditional and activist, may find a laboratory, a workshop and an audience.

The garden is first of all a physical enlargement …

Richard Diebenkorn: The" 41 Etchings Drypoints" Portfolio, George W. Neubert

Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications

Throughout his career, Richard Diebenkorn has employed both abstract and figurative compositional techniques. During the period between the 1963 retrospective exhibition of his figurative paintings at the M. H. de Young Museum in San Francisco and 1965, when he began work on his widely acclaimed and ongoing Ocean Park series, he produced a series of over one hundred figurative etchings, among them, domestic interiors, portraits of his wife, table-top still lifes, nudes, and San Francisco Bay Area landscapes. In 1965, forty-one of these prints were selected by the artist and published by Crown Point Press, Berkeley. Entitled ₄₁ Etchings Drypoints …

Selected Works From The Collection Of Mrs. A.B. Sheldon, Norman Geske

Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications

INTRODUCTION :

The exhibition of works of art selected from the collection of Olga Sheldon is an event of particular pleasure for those of us associated with the Sheldon Gallery. For the first time we have an opportunity to demonstrate that Mrs. Sheldon, aside from being one of the Gallery's best friends, is also a person who truly loves art and artists and who finds a major satisfaction in knowing and sharing their works and personalities. While, on the one hand, she has secured for the gallery collection a number of major works which otherwise might never have been ours, …

Influence Of Dietary Supplements Of Cholesterol And Vitamin D On Certain Components Of The Blood And Body Of Growing-Finishing Swine, M. H. Jurgens, E. R. Peo, Jr.

Department of Animal Science: Faculty Publications

The American public has been made extremely conscious of the concept that saturated fat and cholesterol may be involved in atherosclerosis in man. Likewise, because of their content of cholesterol and saturated fatty acids, animal products have become engrossed in a controversy concerning their role in the atherogenic process. No definite conclusions have been made in this area and until further research advances in the field of atherosclerosis, the animal scientist may have to concern himself with modifying the animal product in such a way that it will be more acceptable to the American public. The degree to which this …

A Summary Of Intergeneric New World Quail Hybrids, And A New Intergeneric Hybrid Combination, Paul A. Johnsgard

Papers in Ornithology

The exceedingly close affinities of the quail genera Colinus, Callipepla, and Lophortyx have been recognized for some time and have recently been emphasized by additional morphological (Holman 1961; Hudson et al. 1966), biochemical (Sibley 1960), and pterylographic (Ohmart 1967) evidence. Indeed, Holman has suggested that these three taxa might best be regarded as subgenera. Phillips et al. (1964) pragmatically merged Lophortyx with Callipepla; and Delacour (1961-1962) synonymized not only Lophortyx, but also Oreortyx and Philortyx, with Callipepla, yet retained Colinus as a separate genus. Although Ohmart (1967) questioned the validity of generically separating Lophortyx and …

Native Indiana Iron Ores And 19th Century Ironworks, William J. Wayne

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences: Faculty Publications

Introduction / 1

Phase one: Charcoal and native ores / 4

Northern Indiana ironworks and the postglacial bog ores / 4

Southern Indiana ironworks, Pennsylvanian and Mississippian ores / 10

Phase two: Block coals and Missouri ores / 15

Selected bibliography / 21

"The coming of iron manufacturers into the Indiana field should be encouraged. The reopening of ore deposits, the development of the coal fields, the building of furnaces within the state to smelt northern ores, the building of new railroads, and the extension of others, and the aggressive policy of existing roads to encourage industries along their lines, …

Mite Transmission Of Plant Viruses, G.N. Oldfield

United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service / University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Faculty Publications

The subject of mite transmission of plant viruses has been reviewed sev­eral times by Slykhuis (122, 124,126,128). A considerable number of papers on this subject have been published since Slykhuis's last review; several constitute significant additions to the knowledge of the relationships be­tween mites and the plant viruses they transmit.

Except, perhaps, for the apparent case of transmission of potato virus Y by Tetranychus telarius (107), the only proven mite vectors of plant viruses are certain members of the family Eriophyidae. In 1927, Amos et al. (2) reported a positive correlation between the infestation of black currants with the black …

America's First Negro Poet: The Complete Works Of Jupiter Hammon Of Long Island, Jupiter Hammon, Stanley Austin Ransom Jr, Oscar Wegelin, Vernon Loggins

Electronic Texts in American Studies

Introduction by Stanley Austin Ransom, Jr.

Biographical Sketch of Jupiter Hammon by Oscar Wegelin

Critical Analysis of the Works of Jupiter Hammon by Vernon Loggins

THE POETRY OF JUPITER HAMMON

An Evening Thought. Salvation by Christ, With Penetential Cries

An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatly

A Poem for Children, With Thoughts on Death

A Dialogue Entitled, "The Kind Master and the Dutiful Servant"

THE PROSE OF JUPITER HAMMON

A Winter Piece

An Evening's Improvement

An Address to the Negroes of the State of New York

Bibliography of the Works of Jupiter Hammon

1970 Nebraska Beef Cattle Report, J. L. Adams, E. F. Frolik, H. W. Ottoson, F. E. Eldridge

Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports

The use of high concentrate rations in finishing cattle has led to a rather high loss of livers due to abscesses.

The 1967 Statistical Summary of the Federal Meat Inspection Service of the USDA indicated the total number of cattle inspected was 27,859,980. Of these, 9.6% were condemned because of liver abscess. Considering the value of a liver to be about $3, the estimated loss to the industry because of condemnatIon due to abscess would be over $8 million annually.

The incidence of liver abscesses increases as the roughage level in a finishing ration decreases below 5% (Table I). The …

No Minor Imperfection, Virginia H. Knauer

Nebraska Law Review

A consumer revolution is happening. Congress is taking action. The Government at all levels is taking action. President Nixon outlined a strong administrative and legislative program in his Consumer Message to Congress. Specifically, the President asked for four legislative measures, and these have now been introduced in Congress. They are the proposed: (1) Consumer Representation Act, (2) Consumer Protection Act, (3) Product Testing Act, and (4) Drug Identification Code Act. More than thirty-five states and a number of cities have established consumer protection bureaus, and industry is paying considerably more attention to consumer education programs and to complaints and services. …

The Case For Reimbursing Court Costs And A Reasonable Attorney Fee To The Non-Indigent Defendant Upon Acquittal, Russell E. Lovell Ii

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. The Acquitted Criminal Defendant—His Present Plight … A. Criminal Costs in the Nebraska and Federal Courts … B. Malicious Prosecution: A Very Limited Remedy

III. Reimbursing the Innocent Defendant … A. The English Criminal Costs System … B. Policy Considerations Underlying the English System … C. Adaptation of the Proposal to the United States … D. A Further Modification to Ponder: The Scottish Verdict

IV. Conclusion

Commercial Law—When Appropriate Why Not Apply The Uniform Commercial Code? Jordan V. Butler, 183 Neb. 626, 156 N.W.2d 778 (1968), Kenneth C. Fritzler Ii

Nebraska Law Review

Jordan v. Butler concerns the right of a defrauded seller to reclaim possession of cattle under the Uniform Commercial Code and how that right is affected by a security interest in the same cattle. The essence of Jordan concerns a question of priority between the right of the defrauded seller to regain possession of the goods, if indeed such a right exists, and the claim of the secured party who had advanced money on the strength of collateral with no notice that the original seller was as yet unpaid. Based upon a theory of constructive trust, the Nebraska Supreme Court …

Classification Of Consumer Protection Statutes

Nebraska Law Review

Introduction by the editors to three types of present consumer protection statutes and cost-benefit questions and consideration.

Robert Van Pelt Dedication, Harvey M. Johnsen, Donald P. Lay, Paul W. White, Roman L. Hruska, Carl T. Curtis

Nebraska Law Review

For the past twelve years Robert Van Pelt has served as Federal District Judge for the District of Nebraska. The retirement of this capable jurist calls for a brief review of his outstanding career. The letters of dedication which follow express the affection and high esteem in which this distinguished individual is held by the citizens of this state. The Nebraska Law Review is proud to dedicate the March issue in honor of this remarkable man whose manner, nature, and sense of dignity add so much to the judicial process.

Nebraska Criminal Discovery, John R. Snowden

Nebraska Law Review

One of the controversial issues in today's dynamic criminal law and procedure is the proper role and status of discovery. The notion of criminal discovery has had an exciting if not always successful history, and apparently the trend of the law is toward liberalization. The Eightieth Session of the Nebraska Legislature attempted to deal with this area by passing two bills, LB 702 and LB 1417. This Comment examines the current role and status of criminal discovery in Nebraska as a result of the legislation.

Legislative Review, Craig W. Thompson, William J. Wochner

Nebraska Law Review

In furtherance of the Nebraska Law Review's attempt to bring more material to the Nebraska lawyer which is of interest to him, the Editors have decided to present a review of the 1969 Unicameral session. This review is not a complete synopsis of the bills passed by the legislature in the eightieth session. Because of the great number of bills presented to the session and eventually passed, we have attempted to select a small cross-section of bills which were felt to be of particular interest to the practicing attorney. The bills discussed in this article were chosen because of …

L.B. 925: Nebraska's New Self-Defense Statute And Its Implications, Stanley M. Talcott

Nebraska Law Review

LB925 is a bill relating to self-defense which grants to an individual the right to use "any means necessary" when defending "himself, his family, or his real or personal property, or when coming to the aid of another.”

I. Introduction

II. The Legislative Process … A. The History of LB925 … B. The Legislative Intent of LB925 … C. Reaction to LB925 by the Citizens of the State and Those Who Would be Charged with Its Enforcement

III. The Effect of LB925 on Prior Nebraska Law … A. Self-Defense in Defense of Life and Habitation … B. The Effect of …

Colleges And Universities—Section 1983, Procedural Due Process And University Regulations: Any Relationship? Esteban V. Central Missouri State College, 415 F.2d 1077 (8th Cir. 196), Roger M. Beverage

Nebraska Law Review

The relationship between the college student and the university has assumed added dimensions in recent years. Historically, this relationship remained outside the scope of judicial scrutiny, and colleges and universities were left free to discipline and sanction students without a great deal of judicial restraint or interference. This judicial abstention was based for the most part upon theories of in loco parentis—wherein the courts viewed the university as acting in a fatherly, counseling function—or upon theories of contract law. In recent years several courts have repudiated or ignored these earlier theories, guaranteeing the student that, as a minimum, disciplinary …

Indexes To Volume 49

Nebraska Law Review

No abstract provided.

From The Editors

Nebraska Law Review

Volume 50 of the Nebraska Law Review provides a forum to present new ideas on matters of current interest to lawyers. Our goal is to stimulate creative thought about law and society.

From The Editors

Nebraska Law Review

Between the law student at the University of Nebraska and the members of the local and state bar associations there exists an unfortunate gap which is due in part to the isolation of the two institutions from one another. From the student's point of view it is unfortunate because he is losing something very meaningful by not coming into contact with the members of the active practice, save in a few individual circumstances. Perhaps this gap could be narrowed to a certain extent, if not permanently closed, by arousing in the members of the bar an interest in the law …