Injunction blocks ferraska motorcycle inlet in Lincoln
Lancaster County District Judge William Blue issued a permanent injunction at Lincoln attorney Charles North’s request to stop the state from implementing the ferraska motorcycle inlet. The ruling cited a defect in the law’s apparent standard and questioned who can certify compliance.
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Scottsbluff
Platte College Holiday Concert Planned Sunday
Platte College Music Department presents a holiday program at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Fine Arts Theatre featuring the college band Chorale Cantari and chorus. Directors John Putnam and Earl Sherturne say traditional and contemporary pieces will be performed. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Fine Arts Theatre
Cmpus
John Putnam
Earl Sherturne
Husker band drive reaches halfway to Fiesta Howl goal
Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports the fund drive to send the University of Nebraska marching band to the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe Arizona has reached $24 382 of the $42 000 target. Contributions include $3 000 from an anonymous donor and $1 000 pledges from Dr George B Eagleson and partners D B Warner notes.
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UPI
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Nebraska
Arizona State
D. B. ‘Warner
George B. Eagleson
New York City
O'Keefe Elevator Co
Omaha
McFayden
Ford
Ford stands firm on spending limit in tax talks
President Ford told 22 top Republicans he will veto any tax bill lacking a federal spending ceiling. Senate Democrats weigh a six month extension of 1975 tax cuts to gain time for Ford's spending limit demand while the Finance Committee proceeds with markup.
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UPI
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Senate
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Scott
Thia
Congress
Russell Tang
DeLity
Senate France Committee
Long
Approval of Stevens Possible by Dec 19
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Stevens could be confirmed before Congress adjourns on December 18. If the Judiciary Committee approves this week, the full Senate may act prior to adjournment, despite opposition from two women’s groups accusing him of insensitivity to sex discrimination.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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National Organization For Women
Appeals Court
Columbus hosts weekend NDHIA and sheep group meetings
The NDHIA annual meeting is set for Friday in Columbus at 10 am at the Holiday Inn with speaker Victor H Joachim of Corona and the Outstanding DHIA Supervisor Award announced. Elections to the NDHIA board, a memorandum of agreement, bylaw changes, and the ASTS-78 budget are on the agenda. A separate Nebraska Sheep Producers session Saturday at the Holiday Inn begins at 10 am, featuring a Make It Yourself With Wool style show after lunch with state finalists and a national contest entry, plus elections of Nebraska delegates to the National Wool Growers meeting.
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DHLA
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DHIA
Nebraske
Kangas-Nebraska
Cowell
BI Fulton
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Toon Juncheor
Nebraska
Beirut battle storms seafront as St Georges burns
Fighting between Muslim and Christian gunmen rages along Beirut’s seafront with the St Georges Hotel set ablaze. The eight month civil war leaves about 180 dead and 300 wounded in the latest round, with total toll near 4,800 dead and 1,1000 wounded. Army attempts to quell violence falter as clashes spread to Zahle and suburban areas.
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Hus
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Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Rashid Karami
Kelley calls for guidelines on FBI intelligence activity
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley urged Congress to draft statutory guidelines to prevent abuses in domestic intelligence gathering. He blamed Congress for failing to enact oversight, urged a legislative charter, and supported tighter separation of powers and fixed terms for the FBI director.
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UPI
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Kelley
Senate Intelligence Committee
PBL
Executive Branch
J. Eugar Hoover
Ke Klux Kien
Huckelshaus
J. Edgar Moorer
Senate
United Way reaches 73 percent of goal as new members join
Evatt announces new members have joined this year's United Way 100 percent club. The fund now totals 83800 dollars, reaching 73 percent of the goal. Donations can be sent by mail or contributed at First National Bank via contacts John Peck or Tony Nielsen. New supporters include R. W. Beck & Associates, Bee Line Motor Freight, Brandeis, Equitable Savings and Loan, Nebraskaland Allied Agency, Columbus Federal Savings and Loan, Husker Steel, and Liquor Mart.
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United Way
John Peck
Tony Nielsen
First National Bank
R. W. Beck & Associates
Bee Line Motor Freight
Brandeis
Equitable Savings and Loan
Nebraskaland Allied Agency
Columbus Federal Savings and Loan
Husker Steel
Liquor Mart
Park board accepts bids for playground equipment
Columbus Hoard of Park and Recreation Commissioners opened bids Tuesday for new playground gear. Miracle Recreation Equipment Co. of Omaha supplied apparent low bids for Gerrard Park items including bleachers six player benches two four way climbers and a tornado slide. General equipment bids also favored Miracle with backstops benches and spring riders.
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Hoard
Miracle Recreation Equipment Co
Omaha
Ron Bogus
Joh Lohr
Pawnee Park
Joard
Loule Park
Centennial Park
Columbus Highschool
Pawnee Park Stadium
Scotia
Cold Front Affects Nebraska South Dakota Weather
A cold front moving through central South Dakota is expected to erase two days of mild weather in Nebraska. The system will push south and bring increasing clouds and colder temperatures, with lows dropping into the 20s and 30s in Nebraska and 0 to 10 degrees in northern South Dakota.
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United Press International
South Dakota
Nebraska
Unaight
Public hearing set Monday by Platte County planning body
Platte County Joint Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Monday night in the District Courtroom of the Courthouse. The session concerns the proposed comprehensive plan and subdivision regulations affecting Platte County communities including Humphrey, Platte Center, Lindsay, Creston, Tarners, Gornlea, Monroe and Duncan. Copies of the plan and regulations are available at the county clerk and local community clerks.
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Platte County
Contempt citation dropped in Kissinger briefing
The House Intelligence Committee dropped its contempt citation against Secretary of State Henry Kissinger after substantial compliance with a subpoena on covert actions. Rep. Otis Pike said briefing on White House recommendations satisfied the inquiry, with Searle Field noting access to 20 identified State Department recommendations and Hyland presenting minutes of the Forty Committee.
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UPI
House Intelligence Consitter
Henry Kissinger
Otis Pike
House
Stat
State Department
William G. Hyland
National Securities Affairs
Hyland
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