Pay Method Change For GI Bill Students In Nebraska
Nebraska GI Bill students will receive November checks averaging nearly 450 dollars as the VA shifts to monthly advance payments under a new law. Lincoln VA regional head Harry W. Fiper said computer staff aim to issue checks by November 1, with November including both current advance and October payment. The changes, retroactive to Sept 1, expand rates by dependents and add tutoring, correspondence course, and on the job training provisions while allowing advance payments and broader program eligibility for wives, widows, and children.
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Harry W. Fiper
Veterans Administration Regional
Lincoln
Piper
Columbus Telegram Subscription Notice and Address Change
Public notice informs readers of subscription rates and delivery changes. It notes second class mail in Columbus and surrounding areas, with annual and monthly rates, and instructs subscribers to notify the postmaster and the Telegram of any address changes promptly. The text reflects delivery regions in Nebraska and neighboring states.
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Hetraska
Platte
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Célfax
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Nance
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Nebraska
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Focal
Columbus Telegram
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Court changes 'shocking' to Gov Exon in Nebraska overhaul
Gov J J Exon expressed shock at the 2.7 million first year cost of Nebraska county court system reform replacing 93 counties with 21 districts served by 43 judges. He urged delaying funds for 75 associate judge clerks and 27 associate judges unless essential, to trim costs before implementation.
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Lincoln
Neb
J.J. Exon
Exon
Roland” Luedtke
Judiciary Committee
Sutton sentenced in shooting case in Nebraska
OMATIA Neb District Court Judge John Burke sentenced 65 year old Lewis Sutton to one year probation for shooting 33 year old jockey Rogoberto Bermudez. Sutton, working as a broom at Ak-Sar-Ben, was convicted by a jury in September after the shooting last summer.
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Neb
John Burke
Lewis Sutton
Rogoberto M. Bermudez
Sutton
Ak-Sar-Ben
Iowa weighs resort plans near Council Bluffs area
Iowa officials study three potential resort zones near McGregor, Lake Rathbun, and DeSoto Bend Wildlife Refuge as feasible sites for lodges, cabins, golf and more. Wymer says bond funding and enabling legislation needed, with a first phase by ICRP complete and a second phase detailing specifics.
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Towa
Council Bluffs
McGregor
Centerville
Chad Wymer
Iowa Development Commission
Wymer
Mississippi River
Lake Rathbun
DeSoto Bend Wildlife Refuge
Missouri Valley
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Lake MacBride
Clear Lake
Red Tock
Rathbun
Iowa Center For Regional Progress
ICRP
Midwest Iesearch Institute of
Kansas City
Exon approves grant for Newman Grove park upgrade
Governor J James Exon approves a 56350 grant for Newman Grove Nebraska to build restrooms shelters a multi purpose court horseshoe pits picnic and playground facilities fencing and parking. The project combines 28175 federal funds 14087.59 state funds and 14087.50 city funds and is run through the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
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J. James Exon
Newman Grove
Nebraska
U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Exon
Fear of liberated women poses a future male dilemma
HAL BOYLE discusses fear among men that a liberated woman era will complicate relationships. He argues women will remain unpredictable, compare them to weather, and suggest men will still be challenged by female independence and desires.
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Board approves bid to pave industrial road
Platte County Board of Supervisors accepted the low bid from Central Sand & Gravel of 19 973 47 to pave an industrial site road at 1D L Co. and deferred action on five maintenance equipment bids. Nov 14 action planned. Ralph Aerni appointed deputy sheriff. Guotalton of Skelgas Co. to furnish a heater for county shops at 863. Courthouse improvements receive fire marshal approval for now.
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Central Sand & Gravel
1D & L Co
Platte
Date set for Pope resentencing in Nebraska murder case
Nov. 16 tentatively fixed to resentence Duane Pope from death to life. Pope, 28, will be brought from Leavenworth, Kansas, to appear before District Judge John Kuns. He seeks consecutive life terms. three earlier death sentences have been vacated by the Supreme Court ruling. Pope’s lawyers plan to attend, with former Gov. Crosby among court-appointed attorneys.
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Duane Pope
Devel County
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Hope
Lincoln
Robert B. Crosby
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Law
Wallace M. Rudolph
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