Veto blocks legislature final word on state construction
Lincoln Governor vetoed a bill giving the Unicameral final say on plans and hiring for the University of Nebraska field house and a state office building. The measure tied to funds from a cigarette tax hike passed earlier. The governor cited an attorney general opinion and warned it would invade executive power. He noted other bills signed include a statewide network of community technical colleges and a loan program for higher education using state funds.
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Justice Court Fines List From Broad Jurisdiction
Justice of the Peace Cleo Robak levies numerous fines across multiple names and states for speeding no reciprocity suspended licenses and plate violations. Recipients include Mae Anderson Grand Island S21 speeding and many others from South Dakota Utah Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas with amounts ranging from 10 to 100 dollars.
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Almanac May 25 1971 watch day notes and history
Almanac notes for Tuesday May 25 1971 from United Press International include sun and planet positions, dawn and evening stars, and birth sign Gemini. Historic events recorded: 1787 first Constitutional Convention session, 1935 Babe Ruth’s final home run, 1967 draft law extension. Ralph Waldo Emerson born May 2 1803.
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Congress urged to let Lockheed fail over loan
A Navy official told a Senate subcommittee that the 280 million loan guarantee to Lockheed is unwise, arguing the government should let the aerospace firm go broke if its management is poor, noting competition from other companies and industry strains.
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Exon Plans veto of tax exemption bill as session ends
Exon indicated on Wednesday he reserves the right to decide on LB238, a compromise proposal that would grant a 50 percent property tax exemption for farm and business equipment and inventory. The measure, aligned with Crofton Sen. Jules Burbach, faces final reading as the unicameral session nears its end with no clear override path if vetoed.
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ACLU Sues Government Over May Day Arrests
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed suit in U.S. District Court to compel the government to drop misdemeanor charges against most of about 12,000 arrested during May Day protests in Washington. The suit says tactics led to legal detentions. of the first 2,000 cases, 1,800 were dismissed or charges dropped, and only four convictions followed.
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16 year old activist dies in self immolation in Vietnam
In Gla Lay, Vietnam, 16 year old student activist allegedly set himself on fire during a peaceful demonstration. Police reported the activist, a Buddhist student group member, poured gasoline on himself before self immolation.
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Knight, father, backs lowering voting age to 18
In Columbus, Representative Howard A. Knight, a Republican from Fremont, endorsed reducing the voting age to 18. He said his own son Christopher, 19, is capable of analyzing candidates and casting an informed ballot, prompting colleagues to laugh.
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