Four traffic deaths reported in state
Nebraska State Patrol reports multiple fatalities from traffic crashes across Nebraska. Bartlett driver Wyvern Kugler 49 died when his tractor trailer collided with a passing truck near Bartlett. Others listed include Nolan Billups 18 of Chicago and Bruce Thompson 18 of Omaha among several injured or dead in incidents near Lexington Omaha and elsewhere.
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Nebraska State Patrol
Bartlett
Patro
Wyvern D. Kugler
U.S. 281
Kugler
Lee A. Rodaway
Lincoln
Rodaway
Nolan E. Billups
Chicago
Lexington
Billups
Interstate HD
White House mail sent to FEC over anti registration protests
Washington (UPI) The White House mail room delivered about 114000 pieces to the Federal Elections Commission though the letters target universal voter registration, a matter outside FEC duties. FEC officials said they have no position on the proposal and cannot act on it unless it becomes law. The mail appeared to be organized campaign material, possibly linked to Republican groups, and was treated as informational by White House staff.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Federal Elections Commission
Commission
FEC
Carter
PEC
Sudan Tift
Republican National Committee
Republican Senate Campaign Committee
Carter News Conference Signals Key Policy Stances
President Carter pushes to consider deploying a neutron bomb and seeks funds for the weapon while claiming no need to apologize for raising issues with the Soviet Union. He highlights improved relations with Congress and notes unemployment drop, minimum wage bills, and stance on abortion. Egypt’s Sadat pledges troop withdrawal moves for peace. He may expand FBI director search beyond committee picks.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
White House
Pentagon
Democratic Congress
Congress
FBI
Florida storms average near twelve dozen yearly
NOAA records show Florida averages about 120 thunderstorms annually while the Los Angeles area averages around four, highlighting stark regional contrasts in convective activity between the Southeast and Southern California.
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Florida
Los Angeles Area
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
White House softball team may go on road
Opelousas mayor invites President Carter's team to a game at the Lou Ann Slow-Pitch Tournament in Opelousas July 22 24. He heard of a recent defeat by Secret Service players at Camp David and offered a chance to even the score, but the White House has not replied.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Joe Powers
Opelousas
Carter
Powers
Camp David
Corvette Club Stars and Stripes Rally Fetes Platte Valley Group
Platte Valley Corvette Club held its second annual Stars and Stripes Forever Fun Car Rally at Madison with 30 entries from several towns. Winners included Russ and Jetty Babheler and Rod Seidel with Mary Foster, while parades at Norfolk and Madison earned second place in the car club division. Gov Exon named Roger Sandman state agriculture director to replace Glenn Kreuscher, who will join the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
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Platte Valley
Corvette Club
Madison
Rig Nering
al Pfeifer
Cheriering
Bill Pfeifer
Wayne Schlesinger
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Columbus
Bellwood
Duncan
Leigh
Norfolk
Dodge
Platte Center
Newman Grove
Brian Stewart
Alfelfer
Erry
Judy Stewart
J.D. Stewart
Jim
Janelle Wyatt
Mark Quellen
Massachusetts
Ric
Cheri Nering
Mark Pfeifer
Wayne
Sandy Harbaugh
Mark Thompson
Charles
Leona Stockman
Ran Stewart
Allen and Wood River
National Sea of State Rural Rehabilitation Corporations
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Nebraska
United Press International
Bruce Thompson
Omaha
Thompson
Timothy Glenn
Glenn
Donald Schaller
Mesa
Ariz
Schaller
David Stastny
Jackie L. Dearce
Richard L. Toelle
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
S&h
Sandman
DuPont
Niett
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
25Th Ave
W. Main
Albion
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