Tentative accord in United strike eases travel chaos
Federal mediators announced a tentative agreement in the United Airlines strike that halted operations of the nation’s largest carrier at peak holiday travel. United and IAM urged expedited union votes while flights were set to resume in stages starting Monday.
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Ford vetoes $45 billion spending bill over deficits and busing note
President Ford vetoed a $45 billion appropriations bill for Labor and HEW, saying it overshoots his request by nearly $1 billion and would worsen deficits this year and next. He cited unchecked spending and 8,000 new federal jobs as reasons, marking his 42nd veto with limited overrides.
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Stevens sworn in as 101st Supreme Court justice
John Paul Stevens was sworn in as the 101st justice in a brief ceremony attended by President Ford and Justice Douglas. Chief Justice Burger administered the oath and offered wishes for a long career. UPI reporting from Washington and Nebraska notes meanwhile ongoing political and policy items.
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Mild Nebraska Weather Through Saturday
United Press International reports pleasant weather across Nebraska with a high pressure center over the state keeping skies clear. Noon temperatures reach the 40s in several locations, with most stations in the 30s, while tonight’s lows dip into the teens to low 20s and temperatures Saturday rise into the upper 30s to low 40s in the north and upper 40s to low 30s in the west. Chadron topped the state at 45 degrees, and Alliance saw a low of 16.
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Rabbi Yosef Approves Listening to Women in Song
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, leader of Israel's Sephardic community, ruled that religious Jews may listen to a woman and that it is not a love song after about 600 believers complained that women's voices on radio should be barred based on Talmudic concerns. The decision will be conveyed by Yosef.
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Senate Ford tax compromise derailed by House leaders
The Senate and President Ford reached a last minute tax bill compromise but House Democrats refused to back the spending cut promise. House leaders vowed their own tax cut bill with separate spending language, derailing deal momentum and threatening withholding tax relief. Ford supported the Senate language but House opposition raised doubts about final passage as leaders met to craft an alternative.
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Cost of living climbs 0.7 percent in November
UPI reports the November cost of living rose 0.7 percent for the second month, yielding an 8.4 percent annual rate. Auto insurance mortgage interest rates property taxes natural gas and telephone services pushed gains, while real earnings rose 0.7 percent.
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Pair graduates with high distinction from University of Nebraska Lincoln
Twelve students earned high distinction in the first semester of 1975 76 at UNL. Mary Catherine Brock of Columbus and Marilyn L Buss Loseke of Sutton are among honorees. A reception for 850 graduates followed diplomas distribution in the Nebraska Union.
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Mary Catherine Brock
Jerald
Marilyn L. Buss) Loseke
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Mary
Robert L. Brock
Loseke
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