Apparent low bidders sold on Nebraska road projects
State Roads announced the apparent low bidders for more than 6.4 million dollars of highway work. The largest bid was 2,270,849 dollars by U S Steel Corp for a Missouri River bridge superstructure at Omaha. Total contracts so far this year reach 67.9 million dollars, up 7.5 million from last year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Thomas
Doyle
Department of Roads
U. S. Steel Corp
Chicago
Missouri River
Omaha
Tolal
Linterstate
Medbraskaj
Us-United States
Douglas County
Wagdale Construction Co
Tn's Lane and Gravel Co
Polk
Beatrice Construction Co
Beatrice
Panhangile Deilling and Testing, Inc
Scottsbluff
Sarpy
Lightg Son
Bellevue Omaha
Electric Construction Co
Pierce
Bridge and Construction Co
Norfolk
Western Engineering Co
Int
Tlarlan
Iowa
Ytamilton
Aurora
16Th St
K and Ii Co, Inc
Lexington
Diamond Engineering Co
Grand Istand
Dobson Brothers Construction Co
Lancaster
Lhicoln
Daas
Chadron South
Census shows literacy climb in Turkey in 1970 figures
Ankara AP reports mixed census results with literacy rising to 84.1 percent of those over six, while women continue to face education discrimination. The statistics detail marriage patterns, urbanization effects, household living conditions, and high illiteracy among mothers, plus large families and polygamy.
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Nick Ludington
Ankara
Turkey
Betiwe
Professor elected to lead Nebraska journalism chapter
Lincoln AP The University of Nebraska Lincoln associate professor Jack C Boils was elected president of the Nebraska Professional Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi at the annual meeting. Other officers include Ed Jeena Paul Williams Rose Sipe John Hanlin and Gabe Parks. Rep Charles Thone plans to push a federal newsman shield act and a state shield law.
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Lincoln
Neh
Jack C. Boils
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Pen
Nebraska
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Society
Hoe
B. CG
Palicy of
Omaha
Ed Jeena
Lincoln Journal
Paul Williams
Omaha Sur Newspapers
Rose Sipe
John Hanlin
Vineola Radio
KTOR
Gabe Parks
Omaha World-Herald
Charles Thone
R-Neh
SOX
North America Landmass Details Noted
North America is described as the third largest continent with about 9,420,000 square miles of land and a mainland coastline totaling 29,000 miles. The figures reflect geographic measurements and totals for areas and shores.
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North America
Cassis
Werve declines invitation to pay party bill in 1988 suit
Marvin Werve, former Democratic National Committee member, rejects helping cover a 251,992 bill tied to unpaid rent for the 168E convention hall. The WSY and T Industries, linked to Union Stock Yards and Transit, sues individual members. Werve says he was not the national committeeman at the time and Lt. Exon had been elected two months earlier.
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Omaha
Neb
DeMorralic National
Exon
Isxan
Selexan
Daley
Lown
Mx-1
Maine
Lincoln fiscal analyst resigns after five years
Lincoln Nebraska AP report says Lincon Bein, the legislature's fiscal analyst for five years, resigned effective Jan 15. A successor will be recommended by the Legislative Council's executive board next month. Rein, 36, has no definite plans but hints at one or two options. He plans to likely recommend a successor from his staff. Rein was the chief staff member of the legislature's budget committee.
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Lincoln
Neb
Marlin Bein
Legislative Council
Rein
Reln
Treasury braces for more revenue share complaints next month
The Treasury Department predicts another round of inquiries after sending the first revenue sharing checks totaling about 2.6 billion dollars for the first half of 1972. Officials say 36,000 state and local governments will receive data letters in January detailing formulas and data used, prompting possible appeals. Early-week calls ranged from 300 to 400 daily, but activity slowed late the week.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Office of Revenue Sharte
Ed Fox
Ant
Hundrds
Lncal
Congress
Treasury
Fox
Omaha airport authority posts record 1973 revenues
The Omaha Airport Authority expects record revenues of 23 million dollars for 1973 and an interim budget of 2.49875 million. Executive director Ronald Grear cites travel boom and higher passenger and airline activity as drivers, with landing fees and parking income also rising. An amended budget will cover added FAA security costs.
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Omaha
Neb
API
Grear
Eppley
Russell Dl Klay
Authority
Federal Aviation Administration
Millard
Tho Plans to Moscow With Kissinger Amid Vietnam Talks
Tho to Moscow with Henry Kissinger after suspended peace talks. Tho says no comment on private discussions, remains optimistic about peace by Christmas. Vietnamese delegation rejects linkage to Kissinger talks while stressing struggle for independence and freedom.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Dusche
Moscow
Rotary
Alke
U.S
Kissinger
Vietnam
Tu Kissinger
Ajpnous
Hanoi
Svaintard
Newyen Thanh Lo
Tee
Remam
Te Buc Tho
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Cat Lai
South Vietnam
Saigon
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Tooleys
Floyd A. Campball
C.L.A
Valley View
Panalon Plans
CUA
Gehe Davis-Yempo
Huckeye
BAM Eskomo
ING. PO
Minneapolis
Mika
Dottie
U. S. 30 Center
Mattel
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