Borrowed, Stolen & Otherwise
Senator Gale McGee warned that rising inflation could raise first class mail to 38 cents by 1984 while noting delays in service. The piece quips about past praise for a postal overhaul and includes satirical riffs on mail, bombs, and government notices with fragmented dialogue and oblique references.
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Dick Howe
Gale McGee
Wyoming
McGee
Senate Post Office Committee
Mailuéiys
Joe
Rob
Wemphrey
Exon's speed limit bill defeated in Nebraska committee
Lincoln Neb AP A Public Works Committee hearing on Exon backed speed limit reductions drew opposition and delay. The panel killed LB307 but kept LB290 on probation and LB437 LB570 among holdovers while weighing related bills and noting possible amendment to include CBO provisions.
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Lincoln
Nev
Aptnoth
J. James Exon
Public Works Committee
LBSI
Ser
Wally Barnett
Exon
LAA
Nebraska Motor Vehicle Industry Licensing Board
Neb
Nebraska
Chappell
Ramey Whitney
Roads Department
Whitney
James Preston
Nebraska Motor Carriers Association
Reads
Exon Plan for UNL Life Sciences Building Questioned
Lincoln Neb Gov Exons life sciences building plan at the University of Nebraska Lincoln faces criticism from Chancellor James Zumberge who says the 218 million request falls short of the 5 3 million demand and offers only a partial solution.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aly
Exon
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
UNL
James Zumberge
Lyman Hall
Dumberge
Sen
Robert Clark
Sidney
Ronald Roskens
Omaha
Fxon
DB. Varner
NU Medical Center
College of Nursity
University
Furdts
Varner Salt
Ag council backs measure creating dual NU agriculture system
Lincoln Nebraska Agriculture Council backs a measure to establish two separate systems for the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. Elton Bereck of the National Farmers Union opposes, calling the bill potentially unconstitutional. Charles Cove argues the bill unnecessary since NU is a land grant school. Gove suggests NU Board of Regents and President D B Vamer resolve it.
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Lincoln
Neh
API
Nebraska Agriculture Council
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Elton Bereck
National Farmers Union
Nebraska
Mle
Atorney
Charles Cove
Gove
NU Board of Regents
D.B. Vamer
Bayard Man Killed as Truck Hits Trailer on Rte 92
Bayard Nebraska March tragedy as Winter Goss, 47, dies after his car collides with a semi trailer eight miles northeast of town. State Patrol reports the driver was wounded. total Nebraska traffic deaths reach 56 for the year.
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Bayard
Neb
Here
Winter Goss
Scottsbluff
State Patrol
Nebraska
Bonds return to prominence in investor portfolios
Bonds regain appeal as individuals and pension funds shift from stocks to bonds. Sector studies show long term, stable yields may match stock performance, with bond funds growing as mutual funds switch away from equity positions.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Ford Foundation
University of Chicago
Aijust Aoraea
Devontuly
Channhyt Management
Lochere
Jin
Nllfian
Martin E. Segal
Wellbeing Asset Management Service
Cvrestet
Segal
Jte
Chaunhy
Cannon
A.G. Booker ‘Co
Sears
Aliy
Henry Renard
Channing Sehlor
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Ron
Dird Avenue
Ron Mugller
St. Mary
David City
Paul York
Tom Baer
Robert Baer
Das
Wies
Wis
Vias
Feo
Bai
Seoli
Boyd Hardware Co
13Th Street
Janis
Eikyor
Als
le A. Mlatsen
Gur
Cloode O’connor
Orly
Mane
Sealy
Sealy Golden Guard
Ged Foundation
Dankamericard
Ree
Dar
Wising
Lowatown
Columbus, Nebraska
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