Exon congratulates Nixon on wage and price freeze move
Exon praises Nixon for pivot on wage and price controls amid inflation. He urges Nebraska agencies and businesses to study the 60 day wage freeze and tax cut plan, while seeking details on how to implement the White House recommendations locally. The governor spoke after a nationwide TV address and a telephonic briefing from Minnesota.
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Pair found guilty on all counts in Ames Plaza Bank case
A 4th District Court jury of seven men and five women found Larry L. Clark and Bomalsl L. Reed guilty on all counts including entry into the Ames Plaza Bank and felonies involving firearms. The jury deliberated early this morning after a three day trial that featured 29 witnesses. Attorneys for both convicted robbers said they have not yet decided whether to appeal.
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OAA fights drug problem that began in 6th grade
In Omaha a local group called Oniuba An ness and Action OAA aids youths like Bob a 17 year old who started drugs at 12 and now seeks help at an outreach center. Vicki a hospitalized teen frames the danger from dirty needles and heroin while Rich an OAA staffer plans follow up. The program, started under Mayor Eugene Keall toun controls drug issues with a grass roots approach inspired by Alcoholics Anonymous beliefs.
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VA program lets veterans buy mobile homes and lots
The Regional Veterans Administration announced a GI JoAn plan allowing qualified veterans to purchase mobile homes and lots. Benefits include guarantees up to 10 000 for a single mobile home or up to 17 500 with a lot and home. Loans carry 10.75 percent interest on purchases and 7 percent on first and permanent improvements. Mobile homes must be at least 40 feet long and 10 feet wide.
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Added must meet VA standards with regard to location
A brief note indicates new requirements to meet Virginia standards concerning location and viability. It stresses alignment with authorities on where projects can be placed and assessed for feasibility.
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