Nebraska good time laws may free 175 inmates in 120 days
Lincoln Nebraska state corrections officials testified that a proposed bill to clarify the 1969 good time statute would trigger the immediate release of about 175 inmates over 120 days roughly one or two per day. Officials stressed inmates would leave without further Corrections control as debates focus on complex rules and timing.
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Nebraska
John DeCamp
Neligh
Charles Cunningham
Joseph Vitek
DeCamp
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Cunningham
Nebraska hearing on money service in groceries
Lincoln debate over allowing state banks to offer electronic money transfer in grocery stores with terminals in Hinky Dinky, and similar bills LB400 LB269 LB410. First Federal Savings and Loan launched the service in Lincoln and expanding to Wahoo Fremont and Omaha amid opposition and calls for moratoriums. Neb bankers group supports parity while Nebraskans for Independent Banking opposes.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee
Savings and Loans
Jaca Grocery
First Federal Savings and Loan of
Lincoln
Richard Adkins
Osmond
Nebraska Bankers Association
Nebraska
James Moyland
Udall Calls for Shorter Presidential Primary Schedule
Rep. Morris K. Udall, former basketball player, proposes a three day set of primaries on April 8 May 18 and June 29 to trim the long 1976 process. He favors an ordered schedule over the usual single national or regional formats to reduce the marathon pace.
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Seaweed farming eyed as carrageenin source in Florida
University of South Florida biologists say tanks covering three football fields could gross about 85000 dollars a year from Eucheuma seaweed in Florida Keys waters. Pilot plant work by Marine College Inc. on Summerland Key aims to prove feasibility, with carrageenin used as a thickener and stabilizer in foods and cosmetics.
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Tampa
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Florida Keys
University of South Florida
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Marine College, Inc
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Maritime Provinces
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Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area
SKY Theatre
Schuyler, Nebr
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Panavision
Erin
By Forrest
Eady
Columbus Music CO
13Th Street
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Columbus Senior High
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