Nebraskans Favor Budget Within Means Says Dworak
Sen. Don Dworak led opposition to LB 690 arguing Nebraskans prefer living within current tax structure. He says the bill’s budget revisions reflect what the state can afford without tax hikes, while governors’ veto risks and statewide spending remain under review.
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Susan Ihne
Columbus
Don Dworak
Dworak
Appropriations Committee
Nebraska
Dvorak
Avoca
Cal Carsten
Revenue Committee
Nuclear opponents called elitists say growth hinges on power
Ralph Shaw of the Omaha Public Power District warned at a University of Nebraska Lincoln convocation that halting nuclear expansion could starve millions, calling antinuclear activists elitists. He argued failed growth raises energy costs and harms food production, and defended nuclear safety while noting disposal challenges and limited alternative energy viability.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Ralph Shaw
Omaha
United States
Nebraska
Shaw
OPPD
Fort Calhoun
Nebraska Public Power District
Brownville
Police Banquet Honors All Officers At Hartman Post
Hartman Post plans its annual Appreciation Night at the American Legion to recognize the entire police department under the Legion Law and Order program. Darrell Merry is featured as speaker. Thurston will be named Outstanding Officer 1975 and receive a plaque. Tickets available at the Legion Club and from Don Dion Darrel Baldwin and Marie Zastera.
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the American Legion
Legion Law and Order
Hartman Post
Darrell Merry
Thurston
Hartman
Darrel Baldwin
the Post
The
Legion Club
Don Dion
Marie Zastera
Man A Course of Study draws mixed reactions nationwide
Reading room discussions show MACOS in Columbus and nationwide arousing debate over its humanistic aims. Advocates praise student initiative and real life applicability while critics fear moral erosion and primitivist comparisons with Netsilik culture and animals.
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Columbus
National Science Foundation
Redbook
Bede
Lost Creek
Gary Harkness
Houser
Pat Beckenhauer
Emerson Ipal
MACOS
Susan Roth
Platte County Place Names By KEITH BRYAN
The Union Pacific started as a single track and sidings served trains in both directions. In Platte County these stops had small stations and towns from Gardiner to Richland. West Hill near Genoa and Grunewald near Humphrey are noted, plus Granville, Galley Ranch, and Barnum's Ranch. Rosenburg and Columbus complete the series.
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Keith Bryan
Union Pacific
Platte County
Gardiner
Duncan
Jackson
Cayuga
Columbus
Warrack
Benton
Spitley
Richland
Colfax
West Hill
Genoa
Humphrey
Grunewald
Galley
Rosenburg
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Kindergartner
Scott Ferguson
Columbus Police
Neal Drum
Robert Mielak
Danny Sines
Debra Hillmer
Telegram
Stan Linhorst
University of Nebraska
Netsilik
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