Nebraska U Budget Seen Likely To Be Cut
A United Press International survey shows Nebraska lawmakers largely agree that the University of Nebraska budget request of nearly 200 million dollars, including 123 million state funds, is too large and must be reviewed. Governors changes and voter sentiment prompt calls for a more realistic level, with emphasis on maintaining a superior university without meat axe cuts.
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Board of Regients
United Press International
Exon
Gran
William F. Swanson
Lincel
Warner
University of Nebraska
Eruclal
Nebraska
Superior University
Dwa
Harold Simpson
Lincoln
George Lyas
Omaha
Simpson
Anoffer
Jerry Stromer
Kearney
Fess Proney
Shamer
Kearney State College
Fred Carstens
Beatrice
Wit
Vandals pour chemicals into Nebraska fraternity houses
Lincoln police said vandals poured a liquid chemical into the ventilating systems of two University of Nebraska fraternity houses Chi Psi and Triangle early Tuesday. The substance, believed to be hydrogen sulfide, caused a foul odor throughout the buildings after access was gained to the furnace areas.
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Lincoln
UPL
University of Nebraska
Chi Pui
Triangle
City Clerk Finds New Use for Computer Cards
Detroit official George Edwards faced heavy criticism this year for delays in vote counting due to computerized returns. He now uses computer cards for a Christmas gesture by sending pink punched cards forming the word Peace to friends.
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Detroit
UPI
George Edwards
Edwards
Soviet Venus 7 lander likely failed under pressure
Soviet officials reported Venus 7 descended by parachute and transmitted briefly but likely succumbed to the crushing atmospheric pressure rather than heat. Sources said the craft may have operated briefly during descent, but high pressure and probable loss of signals suggest it did not survive to the surface.
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Moscow
UPI
Venus
Central Asia
Earth
Three cig firms attack ruling on anti smoking broadcast ban
Philip Morris R J Reynolds and Larus and Brothers sue in the US Fourth Circuit at Richmond Va protesting FCC ruling that broadcasters may choose to carry anti smoking messages after the January 2 1971 cigarette ad ban. The Tobacco Institute calls the decision unconstitutional censorship.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commmission
FCC
4Th Circuit Court of Japans
Richmond
Philip Morris
R. J. Reynolds
Larus & Brother
The
Tobacco Institute
Congress
Stainless steel Ford cars draw vintage car fans
Pittsburgh based Allegheny Ludlum shows off six stainless steel 1936 Ford cars built to prove durability and beauty of 302 stainless. Two remain with the firm, others in exhibits or museums. Killie, a district manager, drives a 1936 stainless Ford with over 650000 miles in the Detroit area.
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UPI
Killie
Molo Ca
Ila Ferndale
Detroit
Ford
Xillie
Allegheny Ludlum
Ford Motor
Murrin Held
Allegheny Ludium
United States
Europe
Patrafian
Chicago
Cleveland
California
Kiwanis Meeting Discusses Water Pollution and Youth Needs
Kiwanis members met at the Villa Inn and viewed a film on water pollution. Seva Johnson, a Youth for representative, spoke on the group's problems and needs.
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Albion — Kiwanis
Villa Inn
Seva Johnson
13 year old charged in Nebraska City hotel fire
In Nebraska City a 13 year old youth is charged in juvenile court over a December 6 blaze that gutted the Grant Hotel. The arson complaint names no suspect, and the youth is set to appear in court Thursday as investigators say a basement fire caused evacuations and injuries to a worker.
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Nebraska City
UPI
Grant Hotel
Cardbo
Hreman
Pope Paul VI Suffering Mild Flu Case
Vatican officials say Pope Paul VI has influenza with mild fever and will miss his weekly general audience. Press spokesman Federico Alessandrini announced the illness on Tuesday and indicated the Pontiff will recover at the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Federico Alessandrini
Governor and wife skip Christmas cards in favor of charity
Concord New Hampshire Governor Walker Peterson and his wife will not send Christmas cards this year. They will donate to Odyssey House, a private rug rehabilitation program operating in Portsmouth and Hampton Falls. They say this new form of celebration will be meaningful and friends will understand.
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Concord
Walker Peterson
Odyssey House
Portsmouth
Hampton
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