Lincoln governor scraps felon center plan in southwest Lincoln
Governor J James Exon announced the state dropped plans to place a diagnostic and evaluation center for convicted felons in a southwest Lincoln neighborhood after resident objections. A revised plan renovates the regional center to expand psychiatric evaluation capacity, with a pre sentencing evaluation aimed at determining rehabilitation and sentence outcomes.
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Reminder for Nebraska domestic corporations tax filings
Allen J. Beermann reminds all Nebraska domestic corporations to file 1975 occupation tax reports by deadline. Reports and payment are due. forms were mailed in February to registered agents. Inquiries to Corporation Division at State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska 68509 or 402 471- or related contact.
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Tri County Oktoberfest Planned by Association
The Tri County Recreation Association plans an Oktoberfest as part of their annual appreciation event. Activities include a July 22 member gathering with German themed offerings such as picnic, miniature golf, beer garden, and polka music by Bill's Polka Trio. The report notes early settlers brought customs from their homeland and discusses management of the event.
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Schuyler Jaycees Sponsor August Demolition Derby
Schuyler Jaycees will sponsor their annual demolition derby on August 17 at the Prokes farm five miles west of Schuyler north of Highway 30. Over $600 in cash prizes plus trophies will be awarded to winners, with prizes for best looking car and a powderpuff derby. Interested entrants may contact Ward Lundstrom or Dean Perry.
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Republicans and Democrats eye future convention sites
News from Washington notes talks about where the 1976 national party conventions may be held. Cleveland and New York City top the early list for Republicans and Democrats respectively, with possible bids also from Kansas City Miami Beach and Los Angeles. The Democratic panel meets August 27 to pick a site, while the GOP committee decides at its September 9 meeting. The piece recalls New York as a painful 1924 Davis nomination site for Democrats and Cleveland as the 1924 GOP landmark for the landslide year.
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