Amendment on court size faces likely defeat in Nebraska
Nebraska voters will not vote in November on LB817 to expand the state Supreme Court. Sen. John Cavanaugh backed the measure citing workload, while Sen. John DeCamp argued the five judge rule must be preserved for constitutional decisions. The debate notes potential impacts on malpractice coverage and other judicial reforms.
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Nebraska lawmakers approve GOP backed amendments in campaign reform bill
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers adopt GOP backed amendments to tighten a campaign and lobbyist reform bill. Open Government critic Marge Schlitt warns changes weaken the measure possibly delaying ballot action. Neb legislature debates final votes and potential ballot fate for LB987 amid last minute amendments.
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UPI
Nebraska
Blican Party
Marge Schlitt
Sunshine
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Sunshine Initiative
Gerald Koch
Ralston
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Energy forecast for agriculture not bright in 1976 outlook
R. J. Robel told the Nebraska Water Conference that the energy outlook for agriculture and the nation is not bright due to inconsistent conservation methods and the absence of a national policy. He warned that a long term solution hinges on reducing consumption.
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Neb
UPI
R. J. Robel
Nebraska
Robel
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Oe Robertte
D. B. Varner
North Loup
O'Neill
Varner
Y Warner
Commission opposes gas tax plan and highway funding changes
Milligan Senator Maresh reports the Highway Commission has dropped support for a proposed one cent state gasoline tax hike unless amended to remove a mandate that certain highways meet high standards. The commission favors upgrading gravel roads to county levels and then state highways only if standards are met. The bill aims to raise about nine point five million dollars for highway improvements, with backers arguing more funds are needed amid rising construction costs.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Milligan
Richard Maresh
Highway Commission
Maresh
Commission
Joseph Lipton
Omaha
Mnamitinaat Peer
Analy Spar Pee
Nebraskan files $3 million suit against IBEW and Local 1525
Charles Wentz of Tekamah files a $3 million federal suit alleging unsafe working conditions on a 13,700 volt line. He claims injuries including amputation of his right hand and severe burns while employed by V. I. P. Electric Inc through the union hiring hall.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Charles Wentz
Tekamah
U. S
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Omaha
Wentz
V. I. P. Electric Inc
Plan cancer clearinghouse aims to sound early alerts
The National Clearinghouse on Environmental Carcinogens will monitor substances linked to cancer. DMCC and TCE are cited as examples of potential hazards. OSHA probes DMCC exposure, while NCI notes TCE risks in mice. Dr. Rauscher says the center will evaluate data and issue warnings.
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ST. Petersburg Beach
Fla
UPI
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
National Cancer Institute
New National Clearinghouse
The
Cancer Institute
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Frank Rauscher
American Cancer Society
Clearinghouse
Army Recruiting Ad Offers 70000 Immediate Job Openings
The notice promotes over 70,000 immediate job openings across more than 300 job types. It invites eligible individuals to join the Army, offering paid training and a starting monthly pay before deductions, with contact for SSG Del Templeton at 564-2514.
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