Nebraska University gets 7.8 million more in state aid
The Appropriations Committee approved a 7.8 million dollar increase in state tax support for the University of Nebraska to maintain current programs. It also considered up to 1.5 million more for improvements, after rejecting a 2.5 million proposal. Overall, the university would receive 71.9 million in state aid, about 12 percent above current funding but far short of the 844 million requested. The panel shifted to flexible spending across campuses and suggested concentrating on teaching and student contact, while some members warned of potential vetoes.
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WIN AT BRIDGE Correct insurance saves hand
North-South vulnerable one way is to draw bruny and duck a club 10 rectify count for a possible squeeze. Then you wit the second dia tomt in dymmy, discard your last diamond on te club ave, muff a club, read your last trump and smile happily if it turns out that the man with four hearts also held five clubs or five diamonds. A slightly better play is to make out some heart-spade in surance. You start by playing two rounds of trumps. Then cash your king of hearts, lead a heart to dummy's ace and a third heart back toward your hand. 4E both opponents follow, you can draw the last trump and claim your slam. This time Fast can ruff, but if he does you still wrap your slam up, He will have used his last trump. Later on you will discard a diamond [row dummy on your queen of hearts and avoid a diamond loser. Of course, if East doesn't rule you get to riE your fourth heart and make your slang that way.
Somme insurance plays and 3-3 heart break inquiry
The note discusses using insure plays as protection against bad breaks in a card game. It questions whether a 12th trick can be collected when hearts split 3-3 on an uneven break and asks for methods to secure 12 against such splits.
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Daily Horoscope Digest for Wednesday April 16 1975
Aries learns today inspires action toward goals. Gemini notes progress on a stalled forest project. Cancer plans reveal ideas to the boss to gain credit. Leo long term thinking boosts success. Virgo overdue rewards, demand your share. Libra regains an agreement with clear details. Scorpio set a fair price. buyer understands integrity.
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Bridge bidding puzzle with spade reveal and two diamonds
In a bridge auction West North East South open 15 then Pass to South who responds 2a then 2ct. South now asks what to do when partner has shown a long lag diamond suit and a weak hand for a two level response. Today’s question: instead of rebid two diamonds partner hides two spades over two clubs. What do you do? Answer Tantra.
Lower council meeting size eyed by Nebraska legislature
In Lincoln Nebraska the legislature approved LB118 by 444 votes to pass sending the bill to the governor. Sponsored by Sen. Gerald Koch it would let first class cities conduct business with a majority of present members rather than two thirds. The measure still requires half of council members to vote affirmatively and drew objections over potential minority rule.
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Ontario to probe link between crime and violent media
Ontario government forms royal commission to study whether rising crime ties to violence on imported television and movie programs. Premier Davis urges measures to curb media violence and prevent desensitization among youths, while critics doubt the commission will help Southern Ontario viewers.
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Unaware Lawyer Cited For Pasting Campaign Stickers
In Pittsburgh a man identified as an attorney was seen pasting campaign stickers on public property. Police warned him the act was illegal, he removed the stickers, claimed unawareness of the law, and was released after a warning.
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Governor Examines Hanson Lake Dike Threat in Platte Flood
Gov. J. J. Exon and officials met with Hanson Lake residents to discuss protecting private property from Platte River flooding. They said state money requires a real emergency and a wall of water or legal changes. a contingency plan exists for private-property protection with warning time. The worry centers on a dike protecting a sandpit at Hanson Lake amid two potential weak points.
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