Judge urges full media coverage in Nebraska courts
Douglas County Judge Rudolph Tesar urged the Nebraska Unicameral to approve permissive legislation allowing television, radio, and still photography in courtrooms. He said judges should decide how coverage is handled and cited a televised Florida murder trial as a positive precedent.
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Omaha
UPI
Douglas County
Rudolph Tesar
Nebraska
Tesar
Tessar
Bar Association
Eles
Omaha Business Men's Association
Florida
Quinlan
Nebraska Preschoolers Lose Federal Aid Change Bypasses Law
Lincoln reports about 246 handicapped Nebraska preschool children are denied federal aid due to conflicts between state and federal law and procedural changes. Funds previously sent to districts will be routed through the Legislature, with about 475 children unaffected. Local programs in Lincoln and Omaha remain funded.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPL
Nebraska
Washington
John Clark
Nebraska Education Department
Aliens Must List Addresses During January Reporting Period
Hoppes of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced a January address reporting period for aliens in the United States with few exceptions. Forms will be available at Post Offices and INS offices throughout January. Hoppes urged compliance, noting that willful failure may lead to serious consequences.
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Legen
Hoppes
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
NORAD chief candidate eyed in NORAD shift
Gen James E Hillis emerges as a leading candidate to replace Gen Chappie James as NORAD head. The Omaha World-Herald cites Pentagon sources stating Hillis is among top two or three. James, once chief, left after a mild heart attack amid tensions over NORAD size and status within the Air Force.
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Omaha
UPI
James E. AM
Strategic Air Command
North American Air Defense Command
Omaha World-Herald
Pentagon
Hill
SAC
Daniel “Chappie
James
NORAD
The
World Herald
Air Force
Daniel Jones
Air Force Command
Tax revenues dip below projections in November
Lincoln Nebraska officials report November tax receipts likely $4 million to $5 million below the $46.8 million estimate. Assistant tax commissioner Gary Chynka says the shortfall is a technical cash adjustment, not a trend, with October unusually strong and earlier months modest.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Gary Chynka
State Revenue Department
Board of Equalization
Chunka
Nebraska colleges approve regional archive centers
The Nebraska State Colleges Board of Trustees approved plans to create regional archive centers at Kearney and Chadron state colleges to display documents from the Nebraska State Historical Society. The move aims to expand access for students, researchers, and Western Nebraska residents.
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Kearney, Chadron Colleges
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska State Colleges Board of Trustees
Kearney
Chadron
Nebraska State Historical Society
Marvin Kivett
Une
Rivett
Nebraska
Edwin C. Nelson
Plug Architectural Firm
Kearney State College
Probe sought into grievances at Offutt Hospital
Nebr. congressman asks Air Force to investigate alleged staff shortages mismanagement and faulty administration at Erling Bergquist Hospital on Offutt Air Force Base based on a letter signed by most hospital physicians. Offutt spokesperson disputes some names and says no serious care issues exist.
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Michael Rose
St. Paul, Minny
Bast Hospital
Rose
Oakland
Calif. Naval Hospital
Offutt
Col
Burford Culpepper
Congress
Cavanaugh
Catonel Burford
Gullpepper
Air Force
Information Office
Gulpepper
Culpepper
China shifts toward capitalist incentives for workers
Hong Kong report notes China has long debated pay tied to output. With Mao dead and radicals purged, officials push capitalist style incentives. People's Daily endorses reform, arguing pay by work complements political aims and improves remuneration while maintaining ideological control.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party
Mao Tseng
Mao
People’s Daily
People's Daily
Resolution protests exam interference protests at UN Lincoln
A Nebraska resolution protests interference with final exams due to football schedules and bowl game planning. Presented to the Faculty Senate for a December 13 vote, it cites learning environment disruption and asks for exam rescheduling consideration.
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Luvcgln
Neb
UPT
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska
North Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
Associated Students
University of Nebraska Senate
Frank Gilleather
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