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Ec69-184 Know And Control Hemp Dogbane, Larry Jeffery, Laren Robison

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-184: Know and Control Hemp Dogbane; description and control methods of hemp dogbane.

Ec69-221 The Large Quantity Barbecue, Charles H. Adams, Roger W. Mandigo

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-221: The large quality barbecue; planning the barbecue, menu choice and meat, boning and wrapping the meat. Suggestions for pit construction, fuel, gravel, placing meat in the pit, and covering the pit. Time of cooking for lamb, roast pig, and beans. Recipes of barbecue beans, sauce, cole slaw, and serving.

Ec69-785 Traffic Emergencies...Prepare For Them!, Rollin Schnieder

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-785 is about different traffic emergencies and how to be prepared for them.

Ec69-1524 Common Vegetable Insects, Lloyd Andersen, Robert E. Roselle, David Keith

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension circular 69-1524 is about common vegetable insects.

Ec69-2216 The Papers In Your Life, Clara Leopold

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-2216: The papers in your life; suggestions for records keeping and important papers you need to carry with you.

Games That People Play : Extension Circular 0-04-69

Nebraska 4-H Clubs: Historical Materials and Publications

Games that can be played at club meetings.

Agricultural Experiment Station News January 1969

Agricultural Research Division: News and Annual Reports

CONTENTS:
FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NORTHEAST STATION
PERSONNEL ACTIONS
NEW GRANTS, CONTRACTS AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
GENERAL NOTES

Business In Nebraska #292, January 1969, Dorothy Switzer, R. L. Busboom

Business in Nebraska

Changing Patterns of Communities in the Midwest (Dorothy Switzer)

The regional concept of economic planning and development discussed in the December issue of Business in Nebraska was the subject also of a workshop conference on "Changing Patterns of People and Communities in the Midwest," held in Omaha last month. It is deemed appropriate to report here the most significant highlight of the conference because the panel presentations and subsequent discussions further developed several important apects of regional growth.

Business Summary (R. L. Busboom)

Both Physical Volume and Dollar Volume Indexes for Nebraska indicate that the October, 1968 level of business …

Business In Nebraska #293, February 1969, Dorothy Switzer, R. L. Busboom

Business in Nebraska

The University and State Development: Centennial Retrospect and Second Century Prospect (Dorothy Switzer)

Business Summary (R. L. Busboom)

Both Physical Volume and Dollar Volume indexes indicate that Nebraska's November, 1968, level of business activity was notably above that of the same month last year. For both indicators, Nebraska's changes were at nearly the same rates as those of the U. S. On a month-to-month basis, however, Nebraska as well as the U. S. experienced Dollar and Physical Volume declines, from October, 1968, to November, 1968, that were more than seasonally expectable. Also, Nebraska's drop-off was more than that of the …

Business In Nebraska #297, June 1969, Dorothy Switzer, R. L. Busboom, E. S. Wallace

Business in Nebraska

Nebraska's Export of Agricultural Products (Dorothy Switzer)

Nebraska moved up from fourth to third place among the seven states in the West North Central region in dollar volume of agricultural exports in fiscal 1968 and retained its position as ninth ranking state in the nation, according to recent data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Sales amounting to $229.5 million of Nebraska farm products constituted 14.5% of the regional total, exceeded only by Iowa, which accounted for almost one -fourth of the total, and by Kansas, which was second with almost 19%. The West North Central region was again the …

Business In Nebraska #294, March 1969, Dorothy Switzer, R. L. Busboom, E. S. Wallace

Business in Nebraska

Extent of Corporation Farming in Nebraska (Dorothy Switzer)

Concern has been expressed in many quarters over the apparent increase in the number of nonfarm corporations that are buying land and initiating new farming enterprises in Nebraska. It has become important, therefore, to know the facts about the number of these corporations and the amount of farm land they are operating in the state. This information has recently been made available because Nebraska is one of 22 states included in a preliminary report summarizing a survey of corporate farming.

Reprints

State and Local Taxes in Nebraska (E. S. Wallace)

According to …

Business In Nebraska, May 1969

Business in Nebraska

Business in Nebraska, May 1969

Business In Nebraska, April 1969

Business in Nebraska

Business in Nebraska, April 1969

Business In Nebraska, June 1969

Business in Nebraska

Business in Nebraska, June 1969

A Comparison Of Silphids Taken From Covered And Uncovered Carrion (Coleoptera : Silphidae), Brett C. Ratcliffe, Robert J. Luedtke

University of Nebraska State Museum: Entomology Papers

As an extension of the silphid research by the senior author, an experiment was conducted to ascertain the differences, if any, in silphid species that would be attracted by placing covered and uncovered animal carcasses in the field. A review of the literature indicated that nothing has been published in this regard.

In eastern Nebraska silphids are very active in the spring, their numbers being greater at this time of year than at any other. University of Nebraska Entomology Museum records show that 14 species have been taken in Lancaster County.

Two tests were conducted at Steven's Creek, three miles …

Ec69-185 Know And Control Woollyleaf Bursage And Skeletonleaf Bursage, Larry Jeffery, Laren Robison

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-185: Know and Control Woollyleaf Bursage and Skeletonleaf Bursage; description and control methods of bursages.

Ec69-1011 Family Communication, Roberta Frasier

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension circular 69-1011 is about family communication.

Ec69-2214 Plan To Spend Your Money, Clara N. Leopold

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-2214: Plan to spend your money; provides steps to money management, spending plan, and worksheets for spending with household inventory.

Farm Custom Rates Paid In Nebraska 1968, Douglas D. Duey, Robert Rawson

Department of Agricultural Economics: Faculty Publications

Custom work is defined as “the hiring of men with machines for performance of a specified machine task.” The custom rate includes charges for the machine, tractor or power unit, fuel, lubrication, incidental supplies and operator's labor, except where otherwise indicated. The costs of material applied are not included-fertilizer, insecticide, herbicide and seed being cases in point. Custom rates in this circular were summarized from questionnaires received from farmers and custom operators throughout Nebraska. Each was asked to report the rates he charged or paid for customwork in 1968. The returns were tabulated for each of the state crop reporting …

Ec69-1902 Cost You Money : Controlling Internal Parasites In Swine, Donald Ferguson, E. Crosby Howe

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 69-1902: Controlling internal parasites in swine; descriptions of different type of worms, common damage caused by worms, and treatment methods such as Piperazines.

Whole Issue Nebraska Bird Review (January 1969) 37(1)

Nebraska Bird Review

Table of Contents

Barnacle Goose Taken in Nebraska.................... 2

Growth and Calculation of Age in the American Goldfinch.................... 3

1968 Fall Field Day ....................15

Albino Screech Owl ....................16

Financial Inability To Obtain An Adequate Defense, Taylor Mattis

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. The Broad Criteria … A. The Criminal Justice Act of 1964 … B. American Bar Association Project on Minimum Standards for Criminal Justice. Standards Relating to Providing Defense Services … C. Uniform Defense of Needy Persons Act (Model) 1966

III. Indigency … A. Strictly Construed … B. Liberally Construed … C. Indigency Rejected

IV. Are Guidelines Necessary?

V. Specific Factors to Be Considered … A. Crime Charged and Usual Fees in Locality … B. Income, Cash, and Dependents … C. Real and Personal Property … D. Resources of Accused’s Friends or Family … E. Bail … F. …

Variable Annuities: What They Are And How They Can Be Used By Attorneys, George E. Johnson

Nebraska Law Review

Origin

Definitions

Deferred and Immediate Annuities

The Basic Concept of a Deferred Annuity

The Storage Problem

“An Income for Life”

The Concept of a Variable Annuity … Inflation … The Rising Standard of Living … Improved Money Storage Facilities

A High Investment Return

How a Variable Annuity Works

Conclusion

Table Of Contents, Vol. 49, No. 2

Nebraska Law Review

No abstract provided.

Books Received

Nebraska Law Review

No abstract provided.

Automobile Liability Insurance In Nebraska—An Asset Or Liability For The Out-Of-State Defendant?, Stephen A. Mazurak

Nebraska Law Review

The ever-increasing use of the automobile by the American public has caused a corresponding increase in the amount of litigation resulting from this use. When this litigation involves a traffic accident occurring outside the jurisdiction of the state courts where the plaintiff brings suit, particular problems arise. One possible method of obtaining jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant for an out-of-state accident is to use the defendant's automobile liability policy alleging it to be an asset. If the insurance company is doing business in the plaintiff's state this "asset" may then be asserted as establishing the basis of a quasi in …

The Range Of Vision Rule In Nebraska, Richard L. Schmeling

Nebraska Law Review

I. Origin and Historical Development

II. Scope of the Rule … A. When Rule Applied—Relationship of Striking Vehicle to Object Struck … (1) Moving Vehicle Colliding with Stationary Object in Its Lane of Traffic … (2) Vehicles Approaching One Another on Hilltops and Curves … (3) Objects Turning or Crossing in Front of Driver … (4) One Vehicle Overtaking and Passing Another … B. Special Conditions Causing a Driver’s Range of Vision to Decrease … C. Exceptions to the Rule—Nature of the Object Struck … (1) Night Driving … (2) Daytime Travel

III. The Range of Vision Rule in Other …

Requirement Contracts In Bankruptcy, Gary B. Pingel

Nebraska Law Review

Requirement contracts, while considered to be a species of executory contracts, actually are a genus in themselves because of the unique rules that cover a breach of such contracts. While normally an executory contract is considered breached when one of the parties fails to perform within the time limit set for performance, that is generally not true for both parties of a requirements contract. "A requirements buyer does not breach his contract when requirements for supplies diminish or when he ceases to have requirements by reason of his going out of business." This article deals exclusively with this uniqueness of …

Table Of Contents, Vol. 49, No. 1

Nebraska Law Review

No abstract provided.

A New Rhinoceros From The Nebraska Miocene, Lloyd G. Tanner

Bulletin of the University of Nebraska State Museum (1924–2023)

A new species of rhinoceros, Menoceras marslandensis, is here proposed. It is based upon a nearly complete skull from the upper part of the Marsland Formation, Hemingford Group (Miocene), of Box Butte County, Nebraska. The new species was probably derived from Menoceras arikarense (Barbour), collected from the Agate Springs Quarries (Arikaree Group, Harrison Formation) of Sioux County, Nebraska, with which both Diceratherium niobrarensis Peterson and D. cooki Peterson are likely synonymous. From Menoceras arikarense, the presumed ancestral stock, Menoceras marslandensis differs in possessing the following characters: (1) very long, fused but slightly cleft, nasals, with flattened, rugose areas …