No evidence Essex tied to militant groups says Kansas chief
Emporia Kansas AP report says local police chief Merle Hayes found no proof Essex was linked to militant racial groups. Essex, 24, identified as New Orleans hotel sniper, reportedly hated whites after Navy discharge. Friends and minister offer conflicting views. Navy confirms general discharge for unsuitability.
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Topeka
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Omsteel files Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Omaha
Omsteel Industries Inc of Omaha filed a Chapter 11 petition in U S District Court listing assets and subsidiaries at 7 355 032 and liabilities 3 959 869 as of last October The firm says the filing is to give time to pay debts and reorganize while continuing operations Subsidiaries include Brown Manufacturing Corp Diamond Properties Inc and Oilsteel Products Corp The company was founded as Omaha Structural Steel Works and later renamed Omaha Steel Works now a division of Omsteel with Great Plains Steel of Chine Wyoming as affiliates
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Abominable Snowman Prints Reported Near Katmandu
An American expedition in Amalayan valley at 12500 feet found nine inch by five inch footprints near a tent. Sherpa guides identified them as Abominable Snowman tracks. Dr Emery and Tec Cronin, with zoologist Jeffrey McNeely, cast and dispatched the prints to the American Embassy in Katmandu after following the tracks in fresh snow for about a half mile.
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Foreign Ministry
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Sherpas
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Alany Sherpas
Shipton
McNeeley
Oasis
Program on Afghanistan gains UN Omaha support and exchanges
At the University of Nebraska at Omaha an Afghanistan program gains backing from federal and international agencies. Plans include seminars, summer institutes, and exchange programs with Kabul University. Christian L. Jung, a faculty member with Afghan experience, notes efforts to expand funding via international sources.
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Kabul University
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Lincoln man elected chairman of Nebraska Public Service Commission
Robert Marland of Lincoln was elected chairman of the Nebraska Public Service Commission. The commission, formerly the state Railway Commission, has a new name following a constitutional amendment approved last November. Everett Green was reappointed executive secretary for this year.
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U S Cuba antihijacking talks make slow progress
Washington reports slow progress in U S Cuba negotiations on an antihijacking pact. Disputes center on a precise hijacking definition and treatment of hijackers. Both sides favor extradition or prosecution, with Cuba seeking broader definitions including theft of planes or ships to escape, and the United States aiming to curb terrorism.
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