House approves export controls to extend Export Administration Act
The House voted 306 to 41 to extend the Export Administration Act through Sept 30 1979 with a 14 million authorization. The measure curbs Arab boycott lists and allows presidential export orders of Alaska oil subject to a 60 day veto by either house.
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Stockmen push merger of two national cattle groups
KEARNEY Nebraska In a visit to the 88th Nebraska Stockgrowers convention George Spencer executive vice president of the American National Cattlemen's Association said merger with the National Livestock Feeders Association is expected on September 1. He urged ending old prejudices to create a unified national voice for cattlemen with a Denver headquartered National Cattlemen's Association to include offices in Omaha and Washington. Senator Maurice Kremer of Aurora was named senator of the year for his work in the unicameral on cattle industry issues.
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Congress considers action nipping amnesty program
In Washington, Duane Shank of the National Interreligious Service Board warns Congress may bar veterans benefits for those who upgrade discharges under Carter's amnesty. Hearings start the week of June 20 as movement counts deserters and eligibility estimates between 2,600 and 20,000.
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Teacher heads for Mexico for summer mission work
Kathie Kratochvil plans a summer teaching stint in a mission school in Mexico. Creston social notes record a Country Club picnic and family party at Mrs. George Summers’ home. Local residents welcome new neighbors Renke family from Loup City.
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Brown Defends Korea Pullout 6 000 Troops Backed by Officials
Gen George S Brown told Congress the planned 6 000 troop withdrawal from Korea and eventual removal of all ground forces over five years could be managed without destabilizing the region. He rejected Maj Gen Singlaub's war warning while acknowledging potential irrational North Korean actions. Habib cited naval air forces as deterrents, with 40 000 US personnel in Korea.
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Hearing closed in murder case in York Nebraska
A second hearing in the Ricky A. Johnson murder case was closed to the public after District Judge William Norton cleared the courtroom on defense request. Johnson, 17, faces first degree murder charges in the April 22 shooting of York policeman James Richardson II following a disturbance call to the Johnson residence. The hearing addressed a potential transfer to juvenile court, a move previously denied in county court after a closed hearing.
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