Nebraska park entry fee gains near unanimous backing
A bill to charge admission to state parks drew broad support at a public hearing before Nebraska's Constitutional Revision and Recreation Committee. LB81 would raise about 1.1 million annually for park improvements with per vehicle rates set at 7.50 for Nebraskans and 12.50 for non residents, and daily permits at 1.50 and 2.00 respectively.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Constitutional Revision and Recreation Committee
The
Game and Parks Commission
Understanding the Head Start program
The item explains Head Start as a federal program offering early childhood education, health, and nutrition services to low income families. It notes aims of school readiness and social development for preschool children.
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HEW
Joseph A. Califano
Carter
Califano
Lyndon Johnson
Public Health Service
The
Office of Education
Social Security Administration
People’s Department
Federal
Bridge play contrasts at top events and two-bid questions
The column describes a Spingold or Vanderbilt level bridge final with two five clubs contracts and a dramatic heart discard sequence by Larry Cohen. It notes a strategic miscue by an opposing declarer and explains that continued bid pressure depends on partnership agreements, with a two-week focus starting Jan 31 on two-bid problems.
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Larry Cohen
Rosenkranz
East
Larry
West
Declarer
Idaho
St Edward Plays Advance to State Competition
St Edward drama heads to state after the Feb. 1 performance at Kearney. Instructors and cast include Ron Kluck, Brad Stephens, Tim Cheat, Connie Micek, Scott Cumming, and Colleen Kearney.
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ST. Edward
Kearney
Ron Kluck
Brad Stephens
Tim Cheat
Connie Micek
Scott Cumming
Colleen Kearney
Daily Horoscope Roundup for Sagittarius Capricorn and Pisces
Sagittarius seeks opportunity through close connections and timing. Capricorn prefers informal business talks over a relaxed meal to boost luck. Pisces should repay social obligations and may enjoy an impromptu gathering despite last minute plans.
Lighter Side: I Try to Walk Carter’s Route to White House
Dick West chronicles a humorous improvised trek from the Capitol toward the White House using historic landmarks. He notes missteps with traffic, observations of government sites, and a comical ending at the dismantled inaugural parade reviewing stand.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Carter
Capitol
White House
Constitution Avenue
Capitol Hill
General Grant
Constitution
Pennsylvania
FBI
Casimir
14Th Street
Willard Hotel
Historic National Press Club
le Pay
15Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Billy Carter
Albert Gallatin
Man Arrested for Drunken Driving After Burbank Crash
James Fogelsong, 19, of Burbank was allegedly intoxicated when his car jumped a curb and struck the Station door, shattering a lobby window. He was arrested for drunken driving.
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Burbank
Calif
UPT
James Fogelsong
Fogelsong
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