Nebraska brokerage tax bill heard by Revenue Committee
At Lincoln Nebraska Wednesday witnesses opposed Sen Orval Keyes LB i g would tax broker commissions on securities sales seeking to curb outside Nebraska trading. The measure would apply to many financial instruments and could raise about 95 million annually officials warned the bill risks driving business away. Committee deferred judgment amid opposition from First Mid America and other firms while hospital officials proposed amendments to preserve hospital billing support services.
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Neb
Cape
Springfield
Orval Keyes
Keyes
Feu
Dale
Tristman
First Mid- America, Int
Warren Jamson
Linear
First National Bank
Wien
Nebraska Tax Research Council
Morreat Johnson
Linvatn
Nebraska
William Brandt
Nebraska Bankers Association
Keres
Omaha
Terance
Lincoln council elections bill stalls after amendments
Nebraska legislative committee debates bill L448 to switch Lincoln City Council from at large to district based elections. An all district version gains support from Sen Fowler, Gov Exon backs district only if required. Public hearing suggested. motion to advance the bill tied, senators absent. Advance also includes a housing authority measure allowing public housing tenants to serve on the housing authority commission.
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Nebo Gal
Lex
Steve Fowler
Linvol
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D. J. Exon
Fowler
Tug
Duke Snyder
Gavah
Omaha
LEA
George Lyas
Onuba
McGovern
Levis Oat Bellevue
Suir
Housing Authority Commission
Herman Withholds Governor Bid Bid for GOP Nomination
Richard Herman of Omaha says he has not decided whether to seek the Republican nomination for governor. Speaking before a Lincoln Dinner in Kearney, Herman noted Democratic leadership and tax policy while avoiding a firm stance. The event honored Carol Cope and included tributes from state GOP officials and a Nixon telegram.
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Omaha
Richard Herman
Herman
Kearney
Buffalo County Republicans
GOP
Guiéematacsel
Cone Maitteeman
J. J. Exar
Ihan
Ierma
Carol Cope
Kearn
Jung
Setivivics
Cope
Buffalo County Central Committee
Stre
Milan Bish
Grand Island
Rob Graten
Dave Marlin
Fraten
Nebraska
Nixon
Carl Curtis
Roman Itruska
Lincoln bill backs motor vehicle abstracts fee rise
Lincoln lawmakers heard Motor Vehicles Director John Sullivan urge LB319 to raise fees for certified driver record abstracts as part of a drive toward computerization. Current single abstracts cost 75 cents with discounts for multiple copies, while insurers questioned the increases as unnecessary at this time. The debate touched on modernization and expansion of record keeping for faster retrieval.
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Lincoln
Neh
Motor Vehicles Department
Joun Sullivan
Téd Frazier
American Insurance Association
Ara
J. W. Burhad
Crafton
Eight Chadron State students arraigned on drug charges
Eight Chadron State students were arraigned Wednesday on charges stemming from a Chadron investigation. They face unlawful delivery and distribution of marijuana with not guilty pleas entered by Connie Suarez Cate Johnson Charles Huter and Richard Shane Wills. Pleas of not guilty place trials in the April district court session. all remain free on own recognizance.
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Chadron
Marijue
Connie Suarez
Cate Johnson
Charles Huter
Richard Shane Wills
University figures breakthrough in herbicide development
Nebraska researchers led by agronomy associate professor Lowell Klepper say a plant life mechanism behind weed killing has been identified. The discovery could shorten weed testing to hours, speeding development of targeted herbicides and reducing greenhouse trial years.
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Lincoln, Neb
APY
Nebraska
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Agronomy University
Klepper
Koyper
Isis
Klisuove
Klopper
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University
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Pharmacy Facts and Folklore From Medieval Cures
A read fragment references Dick Tooley and practices of medicines in the middle ages. It notes observation of symptoms abandoned for natural cures and compares mystic charms to early remedies. Mentions King Charles VI and a chain used in illness care, alongside modern ad copy about prescriptions and attentions, with stray hints on food prep.
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Dick Tooley
Reg
Charlces VI
Franee
Dinker
Ereenet
Hospitals Keep Abortion Policies After Supreme Court Ruling
Eight Omaha hospitals report no policy changes following the Supreme Court decision. St Joseph and Bergan Mercy cite Catholic teaching protecting fetal life with limited medical exceptions. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Clarkson, Immanuel, Kuehlers and Methodist follow state law awaiting SB 286 actions, with varying physician review requirements. Lutheran notes therapeutic abortions rare. County Hospital does not handle obstetrics.
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Omaha
Neb
Supreme Court
Nebraska
St. Joseph and Bergan-Mercy
Mey
James Johnson
Bergan- Morey
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Clarkson Hospital
Tatheran
W.H. Zinn
Lutheran
Zinn
Immanuel Medical Center
Kuelers Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Tmmanuel
County Hospital
The Zero Milestone Marker Near the White House
A brief note describes the Zero Milestone, a small marker just south of the White House in Washington D C, used to coat federal highway distances.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Easy to Read Guide on Abortion Today
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