State Board of Education may have 2 3 new members
Nebraska's divided state Board of Education will gain at least two new members after Tuesday's election. Half the eight seat board is up for grabs with incumbent President Frank Landis of Lincoln facing no opposition.
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Omaha
Congress
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Wayne Realtor
Velma Price
Newman Grove Reporter
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Morrison-Kidsen Co Wins Lincoln Federal Building Bid
Morrison-Kidsen Co of Baise Idaho was the low bidder at 14.86 million dollars to construct the five story federal building with a two story parking deck in Lincoln. Groundbreaking ceremonies set for Thursday with construction expected to start next month or in December.
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Baise
Idaho
Federal Building
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Carl Curtis
Thone
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New York
Washington
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GSA
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Thane
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Fair campaign committee to disband in Nebraska
The Central Nebraska Fair Campaign Practices Committee votes to dissolve after discord over campaign contribution disclosures involving candidate Dennis Rasmussen. Chair RL Westbrook cites harassment from both sides and resignations by Arnold Menney, Ron Bahensky, and Elden Bass. The group says voters should decide. The Museum of the American Indian in New York City maintains the world’s largest collection of American Indian art and related study facilities.
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API
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Sargent Physican
Wheeler County
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Barlett
Ron Bahensky
Palmer
Earlies Menney
Bahensky
Westbrook
Dennis Rasmussen
Scolia
Rasmussen
J. Schroeder
Ord
Sherman County
Elden Bass
Laup City
Menyey
Schroeer
Museum of the
New York City
Baron von Steuben Reforms Continental Army at Valley Forge
Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, Prussian officer, served as inspector general for the American Continental Army. He trained and reorganized colonial troops at Valley Forge in 1777, boosting morale and transforming raw regiments into a disciplined fighting force.
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