Lincoln Brigides: Nebraska’s 73 Obsolete Bridges Sold or Stored
Nebraska Department of Roads holds a spring inventory of obsolete bridges. About 50 will be offered to cities, counties, and the public. others stay in storage for emergency or project use. Bridges across six districts are repurposed for detours, widening, or future replacements while materials remain usable.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Roads
Hoads
Nebraska
Platte River
Opallala
Western Canal
Inerstale 80
South Plate River
Ant Sone
North Platte
Oshkosh
Clarks
Department of Roads District Engineers
Three-man Junta to Keep Power in Argentina
In Buenos Aires, a three man military junta that ousted President Ongania vows to retain part of power while delaying elections. It plans to name a new president by June 18, aiming for a democratic republic, and will rule for up to three years. Ongania's household is being cleared from the presidential residence as his family contemplates returning to their Buenos Aires apartment.
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Buenos Aires
UCMJ
Juan Carles Ongunia
Jupta
Tejunta
Army
Alejandro Lanusse
Air Force
Carlos Reyamd
Navy
Perra Gavi
Ongania
Onganias
Local Newspaper Subscription Notice and Rates
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Cokwrdua
Hebraaka
Columbus
Meath
Mall Iy Platte
Scne
Callas
Artic
Polk
Mall of Tes
Orate
Bane
Colurbus Telegram
McMillan Faces Runoff in South Carolina Primary
In South Carolina, 72 year old Congressman John L. McMillan fell short of a majority in a nine county Democratic primary runoff race. A Black physician, Dr. Claude L. Stephens, 39, led the contest and could meet McMillan in a June runoff after unofficial tallies show McMillan with 28 001 votes to Stephens 11 265 with other candidates far behind. Stephens drew strong backing from about 44 000 Black voters in the district.
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Columbia
John L. McMillan
South Carolina
McMillan
Claude L. Stephens
Congression
John C. West
Albert Watson
Stephens
Government to help railroad bail out Penn Central
Congressional leaders and Nixon administration officials announced an 800 million dollar plan to extend federal credit guarantees for Penn Central Railroad. The measure would guarantee 750 million in long and short term loans plus 50 million in short term credits under the Defense Production Act to avert a possible collapse.
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Washington
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Pentagon
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Beltone Eeetex
Beltone
S. C
Senate
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Departments of ‘Treasury, Defense and Transportation
Stephen H. Haney
Shop Tempo
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Fite
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