Kennedy asks to stay off California ballot for 1996 bid
Senator Edward Kennedy asked to have his name removed from the California Democratic presidential primary ballot, stating he is not a candidate for the 1996 nomination. Secretary of State March Fong Eu confirmed the request and noted the affidavit process for non delegates.
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Sano Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Edward Kennedy
California
March Fong EU
United States
NFO charges Kreuscher with trying to mislead public
National Administrative Coordinator Gene Potter said at a Nebraska Agriculture Department hearing that an NFO related incident showed an attempt to mislead. He cited a $49 error in a $10 million hog movement, stating the NFC member’s custodial account concealed the discrepancy until detected. The Nebraska stance regards the NFC as a dealer needing licensing and bonding.
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National
Partnees
NFO
Gene Potter
Potter
Nebraska Agriculture Department
Darile
Catatonia
Hpcs
St. Joseph
Holle
Sioux City
St Joseph
Holle Remtie
Kreuscher
NFC
Nebraska
Winter wheat below normal across major producing regions
The Agriculture Department weekly crop weather report shows conditions for winter wheat worsening due to cold weather and soil moisture shortages. It notes many major producing areas remain below normal with no crop size estimate. Kansas sees slight decline and moisture shortages affect southwest areas while Oklahoma and the Texas High Plains report continued decline.
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Widshangton
UPI
Agriculture Department
Y Ear
Kansas
Eas
Oklahoma
Texas High
Low Plains
Ued
Nebraska Supreme Court to rehear feedlot odor nuisance case
The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear rearguments on February 2 about its December ruling that odors from feedlots can justify closing them as nuisances. Glenn Botsch sued Leigh Land and Cattle Co. over odors dust and insects from its Colfax County operation. The district court had dismissed the suit. the high court reversed saying due care is not a defense if a business renders land uninhabitable.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
George Turner
Spreme Court
Colfax County
Glenn Botsch
Leigh Land and Cattle Co
Botsch
High Court
Plea for bill to save tiny Hubbell community hall
A Nebraska bill would let Hubbell form a special taxing district to fund a community hall seen as vital to the village and surrounding rural area. Supporters note the hall has long served as a gathering point, while opponents in the Unicameral study table question extra taxing authority.
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Tiny Hubbell
Richard Myer
Hubbell
Thayer County
Ralph Laverante
Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
City of
Lincoln
Richard Maresh
Milligan
Grand Island
Omaha
Aaron Porter
Methodist Church
Porter
Chester
Ford finalizes State of the Union draft in Cabinet Room
About 15 advisers and writers debated wording in the White House as Ford pressed for a completed draft by noon. Hartmann and aides worked through drafts and revisions, then the President read the final version, aiming for clarity even if longer than planned. The speech ultimately ran 48 minutes with applause interruptions.
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UPI
Baitor Washington
Ford
White House
State of the Union
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America
Congress
Robert T. Hartmann
Hartmann
Colonial Williamsburg
Seton” Seaases Fleischer Rexall
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