Exon vetoes two drug enforcement bills in Nebras ka
Governor James Exon vetoed two bills adding ten drug investigators and three auxiliary staff to the patrol and funding of 216 to cover those posts. He also vetoed measures to hire three legal counsels for drug law enforcement, later overridden by the Legislature. Exon argued existing staff and federal funds suffice and urged fiscal restraint.
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Neb
James Exon
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Bellwood
Loran Sehmit
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LOD
Appropriations Committee
Axon
Nave
Federal Crime Commission
Schinkt
Gary
Natural sweeteners do not cut food costs study says
A Minneapolis based study on natural sweeteners honey raw sugar maple sugar and molasses finds they cost more and offer minimal added nutrition. Nutritionist Dr. C Lee Kline warns against relying on small amounts of nutrients in these substitutes for overall diet.
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Carlton Smith
Ann Eas
Minneapolis
Surat
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insuratcc Company
C. Lee Kline
American Institute of Nutrition
Bethesda
Bill advanced by revenue committee
Al Lincoln Neb AP A bill to allow types of security other than bonds for persons collecting motor vehicle fuel taxes was advanced to the floor Monday by the legislatures Revenue Committee LB128. The committee rewrote the bill to keep the $115000 security requirement and a new procedure for revocation of a fuel dealer license. Also advanced was LB1327 to provide filing of assessment reports for payment of charges by oil and gas producers.
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Neb
Legislatures Revenue Committee
Mather
William Peters
Charges filed in connection with Minden death
In Minden Nebraska Kearney County Assistant Attorney Jess Adkins filed a charge of minor vehicle homicide against Thomas Gould 21 of Minden in a fatal crash two miles north of here last Tuesday Gould drove a car struck by a semitruck a passenger Johan Weegar W Lincoln died Gould and the truck driver had minor injuries another passenger in Goulds car escaped injury A hearing was set for Monday
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Neh
Kearney County Aly
Jess Adkins
Thomas Gould
Mindlen
Minden
Gould
Here
Johan Weegar
Lincoln
Memory in mind's castle by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on memory as a vast inner castle with rooms for every recollection. He notes memories shape well being and recalls a small town scene of patrons debating foam on beer and a scandalous New Year calendar before it ends abruptly.
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New York
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Minis Castle
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Farm Safety Council elects officers in Nebraska
Ron Holsteen of the Nebraska Rural Electric Association was named chairman and Burnell Gingery, state advisor for the Future Farmers of America, was named vice chairman at the annual Farm Safety Council meeting in Lirgcoln. The council also honored Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. for supporting safety programs and sponsoring five 4-H members per year to the National Safety Congress.
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Neb
Nebraska Farm Safety Council
Ron Holsteen
Burnell Gingery
Holsteen
Nebraska Rural Electric Association
Gingery
Future Farmers of America
Code
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Nebraska
National Safety Congress
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Omaha man pleads guilty to felony counts
James Richeky, 31, of Omaha pleaded guilty in Kearney to defrauding an innkeeper and carrying a concealed weapon. He was charged with leaving a motel bill of 73 dollars and a presentence investigation was ordered.
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Omaha
James Richeky
Kearney
Hartwell student awarded $4,000 scholarship
Hartwell Nebraska AP reports 18 year old Donald Schneider, a Minden High School graduate, won a 4000 prize as a Westinghouse Science Talent Search finalist. He advanced from 13 000 entrants and earned a paid trip to Washington for astronomy project work estimating planetary masses.
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Neb
Donald Schneider
Westinghouse
Minden
Gillatts
Washington
Ulage
Shneider
Donald Selmeider
Jupiter
Ifth
Meeting called to fund sewage plant construction in Nebraska
Lincoln officials announce an executive council meeting Thursday to discuss funding for secondary sewage treatment plants. The Legislature's Appropriations Committee recommends 4 percent state financing, 20 percent to municipalities, 76 percent to the federal government, with debate over the partnership and federal relief. Del Rasmussen and Mayor Ernie Albertson urge preserving the state municipal partnership amid shifting federal support.
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Neb
Nebraska
del Rasmussen
J. James Jexon
League
Ernie Albertson
Southion
Stauds
Energy released by a single yeuth of the sun
A historical note claims that the sun liberates energy equivalent to powering a kitchen stove with all burners on for several hundred years per unit of yeuth, illustrating the star’s immense output and the scale of solar energy.
Higher education coordination debated by Nebraska panel
Lincoln Nebraska. Debate over forming a statewide higher education coordination mechanism dominated a committee hearing. Terry Carpenter urged an amended plan to create a council with appointed members from each system, while supporters of the original bill favored a broader planning commission approach. The federal funding trigger for coordination loomed, and university leaders warned current efforts were fragmented.
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Oriiska
Meurlay
Education
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Cn Taterdty
Lita
Aeeevee Iember Voor Camnell
KYUH
On Bemender Netriskit Planning Commission At Higher Education
Bub Sen
Terry Carpenter
LBS
University At Nebraska PhD
Technical Community
Carpenter
I Stata College Board of Urstecs Faware
Oly Ie Planning Commisstar
Walner
Horrdr
Richard Marvel
Asings
Burget
Grand Island
Grand Island Airport Considers Head Tax Proposal
Nebraska airports including Grand Island regional consider a head tax per boarding passenger to ease security cost burdens. North Platte already imposes a tax with $4 for adults and $1 for under 12, while Grand Island weighs a dollar per person as lawmakers debate federal policy.
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Web
Gran Island
Nebraska
Hall County
Howard Himman
Washington
Mhraman
Siysirl
Narth Platte
Jane Cook
North Platte
Platte Bridge at Shelton Reopens After Repairs
The Platte bridge four miles south of Shelton in Nebraska is open to traffic following extensive repairs by the Nebraska Department of Roads. Some grading on approaches remains unfinished, with the bridge spanning county roads to Shelton and Kenesaw in the southern area.
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Neb
Platteiver
Shelton
Nebraska Department of Roads
Department
Shollon
Kenesaw
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