Regents seek judicial clarification over university control
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved merit pay, despite a 5 percent plus 408 dollar across the board raise mandated by the 1975 Legislature. They directed a request for judicial clarification of board versus legislature and governor authority. The panel also OKd an 11.1 million dollar Lincoln campus plant services building, four story Keim Hall addition, and remodeling. Dues checkoff was rejected for two professional groups, and campus visitation hours were extended with a report noting possible malpractice insurance cost increases for Medical Center staff.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hansen
Board of Repeats
James Moylan
Omaha
Sves
J. B. Warner
Scivices
American Federation of State
Municpal
Moylan
Gléria Smith
Smith
Astrological horoscope for Tuesday June 24 1975
The page contains a June 24 1975 Aries to Pisces horoscope with optimistic but impractical notes for each sign. Several entries include cautions about real-world risks, overgenerosity, overconfidence, and the need for practical steps.
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Bambe Beda Oiol
Aries
Defense seeks more psychiatrists in Ruppert trial
In Hamilton Ohio the defense plans to call additional psychiatrists to testify on James Ruppert's mental state in the case charging him with killing 11 family members. Harvard psychiatrist Lester Grinspoon testified Ruppert suffered paranoia and believed a conspiracy to harm him.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
James Ruppert
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Lester Grinspoon
Harvard Medical School
Grinspoon
FBI
St Isidore Names New Associate Pastor Uhing
Father Dean Uhing a Bow Valley, Nebraska native becomes associate pastor at St. Isidore Catholic Church replacing Father Jerome Spenner. He arrived June 12 after serving as an assistant pastor in West Point and was ordained in 1973 after seminary in Minnesota.
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Dean Uhing
Bow Valley
Neb
St. Isidore Catholic Church
Jerome Spenner
Uhing
West Point
John Vianney Seminary
Elkhorn
St. Paul Seminary
St. Paul
North Bend to host 52nd Dodge County Old Settlers Picnic
North Bend will host the 52nd annual Dodge County Old Settlers Picnic on Saturday and Sunday June 28 29. General Chairman Wilson Scott says the North Bend Jaycees aim for an area wide celebration with events for all ages including children's day dances for the young and older folks dances. Sunday's program in the city park features an all faiths worship parade frog jump and a 75 minute fireworks show with more than 1200 in aerial and ground displays. Special guest Carol Scott KMTV Omaha will join the parade and dignitaries division frog jump while remaining to mingle with celebrants. Couples compete for a loving cup and roses awarded by the North Bend Chamber of Commerce to the longest married pair attending. Details on entry are at the city park information booth.
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North Bend
Dodge County
Old Settlers
Wilson Scott
North Bend Jaycees
Carol Scott
KMTV
Channel 3
Omaha
Cattan Hosts Rehearsal Supper in Schuyler for Lincoln Couple
Mr and Mrs Ewald Cattan hosted a rehearsal supper at a Schuyler cafe after a service at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Columbus for their son Lynton and Tracy Scissors of Lincoln. The wedding party and their dates attended.
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Leigh
Ewald Cattan
Schuyler
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Columbus
Lynton
Tracy Scissors
Lincoln
Nebraska group backs bill to block Platte River takeover
The Nebraska Association of Commerce & Industry will support federal legislation to stop the Army Corps of Engineers from gaining control of the Platte River. Executive vice president Glenn J. McEniry says Congress should amend the 1889 law declaring navigability. The group favors state control and warns of potential harm to Nebraska business and industry. The association, with over 800 member firms, plans to urge Nebraska lawmakers to introduce or back such legislation.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPL
Nebraska Association of Commerce & Industry
U.S. Amy Crops of Engineers
Nebraska
Platte River
Glenn J. McEniry
Congress
Platte
McEniry
Nebraska Association of Commerce & Iminstry
Cambodia vows to defend its territory in face of border reports
Radio Phnom Penh announced Cambodia will defend its territorial integrity at all costs amid reports of clashes with Vietnamese troops over the offshore island Paulo Wai, believed to sit near oil reserves. The broadcast stressed Cambodia’s peaceful past but vowed to protect its airspace waters and coastal islands. Separately, John Harvard, founder of Harvard University, was born November 26, 1607.
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Bangkok
UPI
Cambodia
Radio Phnom Penh
Paulo Wai
North Vietnam
Radio
Thone schedules nine constituent meetings during July recess
Rep. Charles Thone of Nebraska announced nine Meet Your Congressman sessions during the July 4 recess to hear views on federal regulation and agency problems. Events run July 1 in Fremont Seward and York, July 2 in Lincoln locations including the State Capitol, and July 3 in Crete and Geneva. Additional appearances include a drum corps contest in Norfolk on June 27 and a bicentennial flag presentation in Exeter on June 29.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Thone
Thone
Nt Iakitus
Dodge County
Fremont
Seward Civic Center
York City
Lincoln
Mahoney Manor
Wau
Malone Center
Norfolk
Mesiurial Field
American Legion
Nebraska
Kearney
Exeter
Old Settlers
North Bend
Amin postpones execution after British pleas in Uganda
Ugandan President Idi Amin delayed the scheduled execution of 61 year old English lecturer Dennis Hills citing a personal letter from Queen Elizabeth. Two former King's African Rifles officers reportedly knelt before Amin to plead for mercy, presenting gifts as Amin consults Uganda's Defense Council.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPL
Idi Amin Jigi
Elizabeth I
Radio Uganda
Amin
Dennis Hills
King's African Rifles
Sir Chandos Blair
Tain Grahame
Queen Elizabeth
Liu
Britain
Uganda
Defense Council
Mills
Hills
London
Elizabeth
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Callaghan
Nebraska to cut state income tax withholding rate
LINCOLN Nebraska paychecks will be slightly lower starting next year state tax commissioner William E Peters announced the state income tax withholding rate would be 13 percent of its federal income tax He said an administrative change aims to simplify withholding and reduce payroll deductions for Nebraska workers across the state
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Willian E. Peters
Nebraska Board of Equalization
Peters
Levi's view on crime prompts shift in public attitude
UPI reports Attorney General Edward H. Levi says Americans must reject high tolerance for crime to improve enforcement. He urges judges and prosecutors to push harder, noting a nationwide acceptance of rising crime rates undermines legal action and deterrence.
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Washington
UPI
Edward H. Levi
Levi
U.S. News and World Report
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Rike Joss
Milwaukee
Robbie
Pimilwaukee, Wis
Barry Silberg
Trason
Nore
Nberg
Katenri Suzuki
Japan
Silberg
St. Isidore
Cattaus
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
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Farm Bureau Insurance
Farnar Sureau Life Insurance Company
West Des Moines
Jana Steve Johnson
23Rd Street
Nebr
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Harvard University
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
SKY Theatre
Mel Brooks
Aus
Columbus High School
Columbus Young
Searsflf
Sears
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13Th Street
Sears and Save
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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