Unwind in Nebraska promotional slogan unveiled
Lincoln reports a new promotional program to attract residents and industry with the slogan Unwind in Nebraska. State agencies and chambers across the state, led by the State Economic Development Department, will use buttons, calendars, bumper stickers and messages to highlight livability and profit, while avoiding urban pace.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
UPI
State Ecotomic Developent Department
Gene Wheeler
Lie Economic Development Department
Mes
Wheeler
Chambers of Commerce
Mother faces charges after abandoning baby in corn field
Stanton Michigan police charged Amy Foor with assault with intent to murder after she admitted abandoning her month old daughter Amy in a corn field 28 hours before reporting a kidnapping. The infant was found alive 50 feet from a rural road northeast of Stanton.
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Stanton
Mich
UPI
Ufant
Amy Foor
Linda Foor
Gerald
Here
NU campus police tighten security on buildings
Lincoln UP I report says University of Nebraska campus police have tightened security on buildings previously targeted during campus disorders. Capt. Gail Gade notes all buildings get added scrutiny with special alert for Military and Naval Science Building Love Library and Nebraska Hall. Officers check for suspicious activities and monitor out of state vehicles, seeking to identify visitors and reasons for their presence. A larger campus police force to 11 officers is hoped in the next legislature to improve 24 hour security.
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Slade
Toll
Investigating plane crash claims life of Minden man
Federal officials probe the crash of a single-engine crop dusting plane Tuesday night near Minden. Lawrence M. Cavanaugh, 40, died. he was returning to the airport when the aircraft went down about 6 34 pm two miles north of town. He left a wife and five children aged 6 to 14.
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Minden
API
Federal Aviation Administration
Lawrence M. Cavanaugh
Kearnty County
British troops use nausea gas in Northern Ireland violence
Belfast and Armagh endure a seventh night of clashes as British troops deploy nausea gas and launch barrages to quell demonstrations by Catholics. Nine people detained in Londonderry. civil rights group condemns the commander as unfit. Protests continue amid parade ban and sporadic explosions.
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Belfast
Northen Ireland
Ronan
Jondanerry
Armagh
Norther Ireland
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Tan Paisley
Armarch
Hiroshima service recalls atomic bombing anniversary
Hiroshima marked the 25th anniversary of the first use of nuclear weapons with a memorial service at Petite Memorial Park. More than 20,000 visitors prayed in silence as 3,600 bomb survivors were honored and an American prisoner of war, John Alan Long, was added to the memorial. The event included speeches urging peace and an end to war.
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Iroshima
Japan
UPI
Hiroshima
Petite Memorial Park
Ben Enala Gay
Nagasaki
Miroshima
Peace Park
United States
Setsuo Yamada
Sisaku Sato
John Alan Long
Justices urged to end Supreme Court summer vacation
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott urged the Supreme Court to abolish its three month summer vacation. Mansfield called the recess unjustified, while Scott said the court had fallen into lackadaisical ways during the break.
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Wassington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Supreme Court
Mansfield
Scott
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