Bronfman Hei rs Marries College Sweetheart in L A
Samuel Bronfman II aged 22 wed Melanie Ann Mann 21 in Los Angeles after a summer ransom incident. Bronfman was kidnapped last August from his mother's Purchase New York home and released unharmed after his father, FAN MAIL SACRAMENTO, Calif., helped secure the ransom.
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Misunderstanding about moving the elderly
Lincoln state welfare director Alan Ihms addressed confusion over moving elderly and disabled from all homes into community based care. He warned Nebraska could lose 1.3 million dollars in federal funds but said preserving home based care and meals on wheels remains the priority and includes adult care homes and room and board arrangements.
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Zetterman elected Nebraska State Education president elect
Lowell Zetterman a Lexington social studies teacher with 17 years in the district won the Nebraska State Education Association presidency elect spot at the Delegate Assembly defeating Charles Tyler of Omaha. Zetterman 39 will assume office in 1977 and leads a 19 000 member teachers group. The assembly also backed NEA presidential endorsement and rejected quotas for minority leadership.
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Pay raise decision settles West Virginia payroll dispute
Senate President William Brotherton ended the pay dispute in West Virginia asserting sole authority to grant employee pay raises, directing the governor to accept the outcome. The ruling concludes the governor’s challenge over payroll powers.
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Exon May Veto 38 Million to Preserve Tax Cut
Nebraska Governor J J Exon signaled a possible veto of up to 38 million of the 470 million general fund budget to defend his proposed income tax rate cut. He warned no negotiations on total dollars, citing school aid as a potential target, and noted a projected July 1 balance near 14.8 million with a 19.8 million paper deficit before cushions.
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