Carter outlines staged Mideast peace with Israeli withdrawals
President Carter described a future Middle East peace requiring substantial Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied since 1967. He distinguished defense lines from recognized borders, suggesting possible extensions beyond legal borders and international force involvement while urging a global view of the issue. He also announced travel changes to Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and Cambodia starting March 18 and proposed a $1.5 billion public works program to reduce youth unemployment.
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UPI
Carter
Israel
Middle East
Cuba
Vietnam
North Korea
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Carter backs sign of situs bill amid White House debate
President Carter pledges to sign the controversial common situs picketing bill despite internal disagreement. Labor Secretary Marshall testifies on the administration position as opposition from business leaders and right to work advocates lobbies to shape Carter’s stance.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Alan Cranston
Senate
Ray Marshall
House
Gerald Ford
Ford
City approves detour plan for 33rd Avenue project
Columbus council okays Nebraska Roads detour routes for the 4 million 33rd Avenue widening and viaduct work. Detours run via Howard Boulevard 14th Street and 23rd Avenue in 1977, with 8th Street and 23rd Avenue chosen for 1978 detour during superstructure work.
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Columbus
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14Th Street
Howard Boulevard
23Rd Street
8Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Jess Truby
Lincoln
Roads Department
Union Pacific
Truby
Chicken Avenue
Greyhound
Department of Roads
District Roads Department
Tom McCarthy
Norfolk
McCarthy
20Th and
24Th Avenues
West 23Rd Street
Brown-Minneapolis Tank Company
Preload Co
Garden City
N.Y
Minnesota
Final approval given five bills in Nebraska Legislature
The Nebraska legislature gave final approval to five bills amid a dispute as Sen. DeCamp attempted to reopen debate on LB29, a measure creating a local taxing district for community buildings. Other final actions included LB219 granting a tax credit to guardians of dependents, LB224 extending federal savings and loan advantages to state associations, LB268 adopting the Nebraska Graded Egg Act, and LB308 changing the Water Pollution Tax Refund Act duties.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Neligh
John DeCamp
Decamp
Gerald Whelan
Milligan
Richard Maresh
Nebraska
Savings and
State Health Department
Gunman surrenders after Carter talk in Warrensville Heights
Black gunman Corey Moore 26 holding diabetic Capt. Leo Keglovic 48 hostage at a police station surrendered after President Carter announced plans to speak with him Moore had taken a high school girl hostage and released her in exchange for a TV set to watch coverage of his demands
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Warrensville Heights
Ohio
UPI
Carter
Corey Moore
Moore
Leo Keglovic
Area seniors win Regents' scholarships at UNL
One hundred nine Nebraska high school students with top ACT scores will receive four year Regents' scholarships to the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Five area students are named Jeanette Berucha Rebecca Weinhoff David Baumert William Flack and Laura Coffin among the recipients. More than 4 750 seniors took the tests in this 14th year of four year awards.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Jeanette Berucha
David City Aquinas
Rebecca Weinhoff
Humphrey St. Francis
David Baumert
Howells
William Flack
Madison
Laura Coffin
Shelby
Record heat and fire warning amid Nebraska weather shift
Warm southerly flow brings near record highs across Nebraska for a second day. Fire weather advisory issued as grass fires surge. A Pacific cold front moves in tonight, with chance of showers and possible rain or snow by Thursday, and cooler temperatures into the weekend.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Montana
Nevada
Panhandle
Alliance
North Omaha
Shrine Circus to Return to Columbus After Two Year Gap
Shrine delegation led by Robert Markham and E H Lohr says the circus will be July 28 in Columbus, with seven to nine thousand attending and tickets donated to children. Board cites weather and parking concerns but approves subject to limits and future agreements.
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Columbus
Shriner
Robert Markham
E.H. “Bus” Lohr
Markham
Lohr
Shriners
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