Ford and Rabin Meet at White House Amid Peace Talks
President Ford welcomed Prime Minister Rabin on the White House South Lawn in rain calling for renewed Arab Israeli peace efforts. Rabin pledged Israel will seek early Geneva reconvening while coordinating U S policy for 1976 amid Kissinger shuttle diplomacy and possible U S aid.
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Helms Faults CIA Oversight and Shares Loneliness During Testimony
Former CIA Director Richard Helms told the Senate Government Operations Committee that congressional oversight of covert CIA activities has been inadequate and left him feeling lonely as he could not share problems with Congress. Helms advised presidents to challenge illegal CIA orders and took responsibility for agency actions during his tenure.
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Nebraska Weather Warmth From High Pressure Over Missouri
A high pressure system stretching from Missouri into Nebraska brings sunny skies and warmth. Panhandle snow persists with expected continuation tonight as western Nebraska towns report varying depths including seven inches at Scottsbluff and 2 inches at Chadron and Grand Island.
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Finkral Found Guilty by Jury in Felony Destruction Case
A jury of nine women and three men found Thomas Inkral Lindsay guilty of felonious destruction of property and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Deliberation lasted 1 hour. The sentences range 1 to 10 years and 3 to 10 years, to run consecutively for a minimum four years. Sentencing was deferred for a presentence investigation. Judge C Thomas White set February 11 for the jury trial of Randy Werts Columbus charged with robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
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The Two cult followers vanish after Oregon to Illinois journey
Followers of The Two led by Marshall Applewhite Jr and Bonnie Nettles spread a prophesy of transformation to another plane. A West Coast group traveled east to Illinois before vanishing, leaving small clues and quiet followers like Joan Culpepper in Los Angeles. Authorities found little evidence of charges or arrests, while Florida and Oregon reports linger on the cult’s moved visions and arrivals.
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Exon proposes $364.8 million budget with biennial session plan
Governor J.J. Exon of Nebraska unveiled a $364.8 million general fund proposal citing prudence and productivity and proposed a constitutional amendment to shift the Unicameral to biennial sessions. The plan aims to cut future government spending as annual costs rise since 1971.
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Hearst trial opens with defense of Patty Hearst
Patty Hearst faces trial in San Francisco defended by a top criminal lawyer who argues she acted as a frightened rich girl who joined a bank robbery to avoid death. Jury selection began, with 250 potential jurors called as witnesses and photographs to be used.
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Ford leads Reagan in NBC poll for GOP nomination
NBC poll shows Ford with 50 percent to Reagan 38 percent among registered Republicans when asked for presidential nominee preference. Ford gains since last month while Reagan drops. Ford also leads Humphrey 46 to 40 against non candidate. Democrats show Carter rising but behind Kennedy, Humphrey, and Wallace. Sanford quits. other Democrats entering NC primary race. Udall announces intent to enter before the deadline.
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Budget at a glance from Lincoln budget figures
Lincoln budget highlights show education with 187.1 million from the state general fund and 324.3 million from all sources. Human resources 93.4 million general fund and 269.5 million from all funds. General government 51.8 million general fund and 66.4 million from all funds. Public safety 14.6 million general fund and 27.6 million from all funds. Natural resources 14.2 million and 28.5 million from all funds. Transportation 3.6 million general fund and 146.6 million from all funds.
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Lebanese cease-fire nears final stage as gunmen withdraw
Beirout streets cleared of gunmen and militiamen retreat from Lebanese countryside in the final stage of a Syrian mediated cease-fire. Lebanese security forces and Palestine Liberation Army patrol reopened routes as a 48 hour withdrawal window progresses toward a political settlement ending a war that has cost about 10 000 lives.
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UN Security Council Debates Middle East Peace Move
Syria's Foreign Affairs Minister Moneaffal Allaf shakes hands with Farouk Kaddoumi of the PLO during a Security Council debate on Maddie East Monday. The U S vetoed a draft resolution that would have endorsed an independent Palestinian state, saying it would disrupt an existing framework aiding Middle East peace progress.
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