Dworak sticks to fiscal restraint after one Nebraska session
Lincoln Neb Jan 1975 UPI. Senator Dworak defends his pledge of fiscal responsibility after voting against budget increases and opposing self interest groups. He criticizes bargaining for appropriations, notes limited public participation, and aims to align college funding with voter approval while seeking greater influence in the legislature.
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Ramon F. Casas Lincon
Neb
UPI
Donald Dworak
Nebraska
Dworak
Dwoark
Dvorak
J.J. Exon
Lincoln
Technical Community College System
TCCS
Columbus
Metro
Nebraska workers overtime pay questioned by federal review
Lincoln reports that the UPI says the U.S. Labor Department was asked to examine whether Nebraska state government workers were properly paid for overtime. NAPE claims $8 million to $10 million may be owed over five years, while state officials dispute the scale and legality of extending claims. A related legislative move seeks an interim study.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Roger Schulz
Nebraska Association of Public Officials
U.S. Labor Department
Schulz
Roy Gardner
Gardner
NAPE
Bob Binder
Federal
Binder
Myron Piening
Virgil H. Tweton
Sen
John DeCamp
Neligh
Iroquois peace pledge echoed in 1775 Albany
Colonial officials in Albany and Schenectady assure Chief Little Abraham they seek only peace with the Indians and contemplate no hostilities. The note marks a historical reflection highlighted by the National Park Service CNS.
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Albany
Schenectady
Little Abraham
National Park Service
CNS
Platte track dropped by district board in Columbus
Grand Island Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area board of governors decided to drop track and cross country at Platte College in Columbus next year despite a local petition and Columbus delegation urging reversal. The vote was 7 to 1 with Chester Marshall dissenting.
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Grand Island
Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
Platte College
Columbus
Nebraska
Platte
James McMeekin
McMeekin
Columbus-area
Chester Gausman
Verne Moseman
Chester Marshall
Kearney
Jerry Norris
Kent Schroeder
Ken Wortman
Aurora
Bruce Gilmore & Associates
Larry A. Keller
Stephen Gaines
Keller
Dennis Tyson
Central Technical Community College
Hastings
Robert Harrington
Donald Nelson
How they voted on Omaha school board issue
Lawmakers vote to override Gov Exon veto on district elections for Omaha school board. For list names Anderson Barnett Bereuter Burbach Burrows Cavanaugh Chambers Clark Cope DeCamp Duis Dworak Fitzgerald Fowler George Kelly Keyes Kremer Lewis R Luedtke Mahoney Marsh Marvel Mills Rasmussen Rumery Schmit Simpson Warner Wiltse. Against list Carsten Dickinson Goodrich Johnson Koch Lewis F Moylan Murphy Nichol Savage Skarda Stoney Stull Swigart Syns. Not voting Hasebroock Kennedy Kime.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
J. J. Exon
Omaha
Anderson
Barnett
Bereuter
Burbach
Burrows
Cavanaugh
Chambers
Clark
Cope
DeCamp
Duis
Dworak
Fitzgerald
Fowler
George
Kelly
Keyes
Kremer
Lewis
Luedt
Tech college funding advances in legislature
The legislature advanced LB216 to provide about 11.6 million dollars in state funding for technical community colleges with second round approval after amendments and rejection of others. LB344 would allow up to 2.5 mills levied by local boards for operations and construction.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Warner
Bellevue
Frank Lewis
Unicameras
Sidney
Robert Clark
Lewis
Clark
Wally Barnett
Lincoln
Safety debate over using new credit tool prompts caution
Jack Gardner, Sales Office Manager, questions when an item becomes safe to use and worries about carrying cash. He recalls a past breakdown when traveling to his wife’s family and staying two extra days. He notes reliance on Bank Americard for unforeseen expenses and asks what to do if it’s lost.
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Jack Gardner
BankAmericard
Exon vetoes penal reform measure in Nebraska debate
Gov. J. James Exon vetoed the penal reform bill and urged detailed consideration before an override. He argues one 300 bed facility is needed now, and criticizes LB417 and LB417A for underestimating costs and adopting two facilities. He cites total project costs of about 12.1 million and warns of risky, outside services for inmates. He supports work release and community based facilities and notes Omaha and Lincoln plans.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
J. James Exon
Omaha
Exon
Department of Administrative Services
Nebraska
Edward Zorinsky
Albion Graduation Set for Sunday
Albion High School will hold its senior commencement at 3 p.m. on May 25 at the athletic field. Evangelist Charles Brown will offer the invocation and benediction. Diplomas will be presented by George Young, chairman of the school board, as high school seniors deliver talks.
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Albion
Albion High School
Charles Brown
George Young
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