Weather shifts to warmer humid conditions in Nebraska
United Press International reports Nebraska may see relief from last week's storms as a stationary cold front dissipates. Expect warmer, more humid air with scattered showers and thunderstorms to move across central and eastern Nebraska, with highs in the 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. A flood warning remained in effect for Thayer and Jefferson counties until 8 p.m. EDT tonight.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Central City
Beatrice
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Thayer
Jefferson
Thayer County
Little Blue River
Sidney
Omaha
Lincoln
OSHA Hearing Focuses On On the Job Noise Rules
Public hearings opened on a proposed rule to keep an eight hour noise limit at 85 decibels while requiring hearing tests and noise level measurements. OSHA says offices and many retail firms would not be automatically exempt, but must show reasonable judgment that their workplaces are not excessively noisy. The rule would affect more than 50 million workers in industries including auto and steel manufacturing, wood processing, cannery work, meat and dairy processing, newspaper production, glass making, and grinding. The debate centers on health impact versus industry cost and coverage.
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Washington
UPI
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Saxe pleads innocent in Boston murder case
Susan E. Saxe pleaded innocent in a murder charge over a Boston policeman's shooting. Held without bail at Worcester County Jail. Her supporters cheered outside while her lawyer entered not guilty pleas to two armed robbery counts. A judge ordered psychiatric examination for criminal responsibility and competency.
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Boston
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
County House of Correction
Worcester
Huston
Ms. Saxe
Nancy Gertver
Superior Court
Walter McLaughlin
Court appointed attorneys cost Platte County figures show
Figures from the Platte County Board of Supervisors disclose the county spent 24141.50 for court appointed attorneys in fiscal year July 1 1974 to June 4 1975. Of this 11317.07 paid for county court appointments and 12824.00 for district court counsel.
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Platte County Board of Supervisors
Hrough
Supreme Court
Platte County
Jerry Rouse
Supreme Court Delays Death Penalty Case and Rules Nudity Law
The court postponed ruling on a North Carolina death row case for rearguing next term and allowed Jesse T. Fowler's appeal to proceed. It also struck down a Jacksonville Florida nudity ordinance as unconstitutional and limited government regulation of expression. Other actions reaffirmed alibi questioning limits, reviewed illegal alien penalties, and affirmed U S rights to Lower Cook Inlet oil leases potentially yielding over one billion dollars.
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North Carolina
Jesse T. Fowler
Wake County
N.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Byron R. White
California
United States
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Downtown Pet Parade Crowns Original Decorated Entry
Downtown Merchants host the second annual Pet Parade and Contest at Frankfort Square with Greg Weiser's dachshund as a pinecone replica winning first place. Robin Trew and a pomeranian in clown attire earned second, while Joey Determan and his cowboy duo took third as judges award twenty three small trophies and honor ribbons to multiple pets and owners.
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Frankfort Square
Downtown Merchants Association
Greg Weiser
Robin Trew
Robin
Joey Determan
Janis Geilenkirchen
Tracy Vetter
Jeff
Mary Moller
Tony
Jeff Render
Dice Novicki
Tracy McAndrew
Georgeanne Howser
Penny Grape
Pal
Becher
John Howser
Denise Liss
Julie Knopick
Tom Woleik
Theresa
Ford to hold news conference Wednesday in White House Rose Garden
President Ford will hold a news conference at 5 p.m. EDT Wednesday in the White House Rose Garden, a spokesman announced. Press Secretary Ron Nelsen said there would be no formal announcement of Ford's candidacy and the event would be broadcast live on radio and television networks.
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Washington
LIFT
Ford
White House Rose Garden
Ron Nelsen
Nebraska Colleges Rush to Expand Special Education
Nebraska four state colleges the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and Omaha and private colleges are expanding this summer to meet growing demand for special education classes. State Education Department estimates 155 new teachers needed by next fall with 569 already on the job requiring retraining. About 150 undergraduates and 150 graduate students will join the field, while competition from other states threatens Nebraska trained teachers.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
State Education Department
Barbara Sehliesser
Education Department
Recession Seen Over by Greenspan in TV Interview
Washington reports say President Ford adviser Alan Greenspan declared the recession over for practical purposes and predicted unemployment to ease to about 8.5 percent by January and 7.4 percent by late 1978. He cautioned the pace remains slow to curb inflation amid new risks from oil prices and money supply. Nobel economist Friedrich Hayek offered cautious support for a slow, lasting recovery, noting inflation must be controlled and unemployment could spike temporarily.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Cbs-Tv
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Ford
Labor
John T. Dunlop
Sid” Meany
Udall Attacks Wallace at Pittsburgh Fund Dinner
Rep Morris Udall critiqued George Wallace's campaign as negative urging voters to focus on actions. He argued Wallace is weakest on his Alabama record noting no minimum wage law and rising urban crime, highlighting lax systems amid criticisms in the state.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
George Wallace
Udall
Wallace
Alabama
Kidnaped Children Found Unharmed in Belgium
In Ostend area, two kidnapped Bonnet children Hubert six and Ingrid two were found in a Middelkerke telephone booth after a cab driver spotted them barefoot in pajamas. They led police to a rented house where four Italian suspects held them. No ransom paid, family lawyer reports.
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Ostend
Belgium
UPL
Hubert
Ingrid Bonnet
Middelkerke
Hubert Bonnet
Berlin
Knokke le Zante
Rabin and Sadat wives discuss women in peace effort
Mrs Yitzhak Rabin complimented Mrs Anwar Sadat as a beautiful lady but said they had not met at the International Women's Year conference. Both expressed that women should play larger roles and noted Egyptians were reluctant to meet Israelis. Mrs Sadat urged joint peace effort and suggested every wife can influence.
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Mexico City
UPL
Yitzhak Rabin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Rabin
Sadat
Refugee Influx Reported By Ford To June 15
President Ford announced that 131,399 Indochina refugees had entered the United States by June 15 and progress toward resettlement is good given the scale and rapid pace. He credited Congress, officials, military, and private groups for exemplary cooperation in the Indochina Migration and Refugee Assistance Act effort.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
Tia
Ceaimen
Congress
Public Service Commission upholds Sasek dismissal in open session
The Nebraska Public Service Commission reaffirmed the firing of Chief Engineer Gerald Sasek after Attorney General Paul Douglas urged an open session vote. The 3-1 decision echoed the June 12 outcome with Evie Rasmussen dissenting. Sasek had overseen regulated telephone service amid Kennard exchange disputes and prior rate reductions.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPL
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Paul Douglas
Gerald Sasek
Douglas
Sasek
Jack Romans
Ord
Romans
James Munnelly
Omaha
Duane Gay
Columbus
Munnelly
Kennard
Rasmussen
Sasak
Des Moines
Iowa
Mid-America Telephone Association
Kennard Telephonie Exchange
Commission
Uer
Kennard Exchange
Blair Telephone Co
Blair
Nebraska Supreme Court
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