Nebraska appropriations bill advances with bigger general fund boost
The appropriations committee sent the floor a supplemental budget bill raising the general fund by 807,274 while rejecting cuts proposed by Gov. Exon. Some vetoed savings included 241,169 from Welfare and Institutions, and 158,570 in aid to aged and disabled. Sen. Simpson dissented in a 7-4 committee vote. A separate deficit bill for 1972-74 also moved ahead, plus a request for 867,400 for access roads and highway bond funding.
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Lincoln, Neb
Appropriations Committee
J. Jones Exon
Exon
Lusuz
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Public Institutions
Department of Administrative Services
Don Leuenberger
DAS
John Jacobson
University of Nebraska Medical Center
State
Supreme Court
Harald Simpson
Court orders release of pollution funds
Federal judge Oliver Gasch ordered the EPA to release the full Congress approved money for water pollution programs, despite President Nixon's insistence on withholding funds. The decision cites the Water Pollution Control Act of 1972 and notes Congress appropriated up to 5 billion in 1973 and 6 billion in 1974, though regulations reduced available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Campbell
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Oliver Gasch
City of
New York
EPA
Gasch
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sb Louis
Department of Transportation 9
Soviet Lada enters United States market amid trade talk
A Soviet NFA trade show in New York featured the Lada automobile amid discussions of most favored nation tariffs and U S exposure to Soviet products. Yuri Ghipnakov of Agtoexport promoted the car and Soviet industry while American officials weighed market readiness and competition with Japanese and European imports.
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United States
Ralph Novak
NEW York
NEA
LRU
International
Jove McCarthy
Sck
Toyota
Austin
Mercedes
Wiat
Moscow
Satra Corporation
Atterivans
Bayholy
Er Revont
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Nixon
Ussr
Congress
Counntries
Japan
Att Maly
Hater Corporation
Avhich
Avicedya
Sulra
Sire Me Americas
Yuri Ghipnakov
Agtoexport
Radio
Commencement at UNO on May 18
Allan W. Quistar of Washington DC will deliver UNO Omaha commencement address on May 14. A record 1035 degree candidates are expected, up from 1021 last year. The report notes lingering Cold War tensions yet anticipates no serious problems at the event.
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Uno
Omama
Neb
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Allan W. Qstar
Washington, D.C
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Chumakoy Sal
Ennt
Ovensloud
Chumakoy Sada
Britain
Lada
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University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Sendwes Burbach
Crofton
Nurbach
Omaha, Neb
National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers
la- Déanna Harris
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Montgomery
Sancu
Italia
Avloexport
Satna
Agor Chateklan
Sutra
Hrnding Corporation
Tooleys
13Th Street
the Art Printery
Office
Weap
Cheanars & Byers Ince
Windsor
Canada
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