Burbach Maintains March Thirty First Adjournment Plan
Lincoln Nebraska United Press International reports Unicameral Speaker Jules Burbach of Crofton says the 1969 session will adjourn March 31. He notes 300 bills may not be handled and calls for stricter rules, morning hearings, and afternoon sessions to speed action.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Jules Burbach
Crofton
Burbach
Hartington
First United Methodist Church of Columbus
14Th Street
First Methodist Church
Varner offers to resign as NU president amid budget debate
NU President D B Varner proposed resignation if regents deemed him underperforming. Regents backed Varner with a vote of confidence as they approved higher dorm rates and football ticket prices while rejecting experimental 24 hour room visitation and unlimited drinking in living units. A new Lincoln campus chancellor, Roy Young, was hired at 46000 annually starting June 1.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska
D.B. Varner
NN Board of Regents
Lincoln
Roy Young
Oregon State University
Warner
Appropriations Committee
J.J. Exon
NU _ adinistrators
Nebraska
Exon
Nui
Kermit Hansen
Omaha
Robert Koefoot
Grand Island
James Moylan
Robert Simmons
Scottsbluff
Ed Schwartzkopf
Parched Kansas hits drought relief hopes with scattered rains
Eastern Kansas saw light early rain as a mid winter drought strains wheat farmers. The National Weather Service reported weekend rains were insufficient to ease the dust bowl conditions, while farmers seek more snow in March and February.
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Kansas
National Weather Service
Keith Krause
Kansas Water Resources Rct
Rumford
Maine
Colorado
Chicago
Decatur
Kingsville
Texas
Minot
N.C
Beatrice State Home Leaves NABC for MR Association
Beatrice Nebraska Beatrice State Home Association voted 3 to 14 to withdraw from the National Association for Retarded Citizens over an alleged conflict of interest in a federal lawsuit. The group will seek membership in the Mental Retardation Association of America citing stronger parent rights emphasis.
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Beatrice, Neb
UPI
Beatrice State Home Association
National Association For Retarded Citizens
Beatrice Association
Parents and Friends of Children
Beatrice State Home
Beatrice
Mental Retardation Association of America
Mental Retardation Association
Beatrice Home
Association For
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. District
Albert Schatz
Margaret Brink
York
Nebraska Mental Retardation Asssociation of America
Nebraska Mental Retardation Association
Shirt found Sunday does not belong to missing boy
Volunteers searching for five year old Oliver Bernhardt found a blue shirt Sunday but police said it did not belong to him. Council Bluffs authorities, including Police Chief Nick Sulentic, called it a false alert and noted no solid lead in the mystery. The FBI offered limited help while area volunteers responded strongly with a $500 reward from CB Radio Operators.
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
UPI
Bluffs
Oliver Mark Bernhardt
Nick Sulentic
Bernica
Sulentic
Bernhardt
FBI
Omaha Council Bluffs C.B. Radio Operators Organization
Lawmakers push overrides on two high interest bills
Senators Luedtke and Murphy defend LB177 and LB477 as governor blasts them as unfair. Overrides planned this week to increase rates on small loans, with 18 percent on portions of loans and higher caps for larger balances.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Roland Luedtke
John Murphy
Luedtke
Banking, Commerce & Insurance Committee
Murphy
J. James Exon
Insulation cuts heating costs says Commonwealth Edison
Proper attic and wall insulation lowers home heating needs and reduces utility bills, according to Commonwealth Edison.
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Commonwealth Edison
Modern lighting progress noted
The article highlights advances in lighting with fluorescent lamps producing vastly more light than kerosene lamps while using similar fuel for electricity as the older lanterns. It contrasts brighter modern fixtures with historical lighting.
Bid meanings in bridge from Oswald and Jacoby dialogue
Oswald and Jacoby discuss bridge bidding and the limits of systems. South with 14 high cards opens diamond, North overbids to six diamonds, contract reaches twelve tricks. South leads three rounds, aborts with king and queen of hearts, dummy’s clubs discarded, reveals that North East West hands were constructed.
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Oswald
Jim
South
North
Dummy
Congress weighs ports opening after March and treaty talks
The Congress debates propriety of opening the ports following March and discusses treaties with foreign powers. Government actions and international relations loom as lawmakers consider trade and diplomacy.
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Congress
Job Offer Teases Food Service Training Deal
Advertises a monthly payment of 5361 to learn Food Service with a promised training program. Claims qualification leads to guaranteed job training in satisfying large appetites in large numbers.
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