Ford shakes up national security team in bold White House move
President Ford unveils a new national security lineup led by Henry Kissinger as secretary of state with Donald Rumsfeld becoming defense secretary and George Bush heading the CIA. Brent Scowcroft joins as national security adviser, James Schlesinger departs as defense secretary, and William Colby leaves the CIA. Elliot Richardson to be commerce secretary, Richard Cheney to run White House staff. Rockefeller declines 1976 running mate bid.
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Federal judge dismisses 68 charges in Beef Packers case
UPI report from Omaha shows Judge Robert V Denney tossing 68 charges against Frank R Weat in American Beef Packers Inc case and 92 charges against Beefland International Inc, plus 56 charges against American Beef Anaving West and others. Grain group urges withholding grain as prices soar and Hearst deemed competent for trial. Coals National Bank branch robbery suspect arrested. two others at large. Ford cites Rockefeller split. Javits notes potential catalyst for policy tensions. Peron faces new impeachment threats. Fromme pleads no contest. American Motors reports 55 percent Oct sales rise.
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Pleasant weather continues across Nebraska
United Press International reports a high pressure system centered over Colorado brings pleasant autumn weather to Nebraska. Skies were sunny with dense fog in southeast Nebraska near Omaha. Temperatures climbed into the upper 70s, with highs Monday from 60s to 76 in Norfolk and upper 60s to 70s elsewhere. Lows ranged from the 20s west to the low 40s southeast, with sunny skies and unseasonably warm temps forecast through Wednesday.
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Prososki complaint amended in Platte County hearing
LeAnn Prososki of Columbus appeared at a preliminary hearing in Platte County Court this morning. Held since Oct 25, she faces amended charges from stabbing with intent to kill to assault to do great bodily harm. Both counts are felonies. Hearing continued until near Monday at 9 a.m.
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Franco rebounds after emergency surgery in Madrid rally
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, survived a three hour operation to repair a ruptured artery and bleeding ulcer after massive internal hemorrhaging. Doctors reported the postoperative course without incident and his vital signs normal, though prognosis remained grave.
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Columbus Council to mull four street projects and one district
The Columbus City Council will meet at City Hall at 4 p.m. to consider four street improvement projects along 44th Avenue 25th Avenue 24th Avenue Bad Avenue and 12th Avenue and the creation of one street improvement district. General Telephone seeks new service downtown proposing phones at 13th Street Path Avenue and Frankfort Square with a hearing slated for a dance license at the Lark Bar.
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Accident pace up in Columbus toppling yearly totals
Accidents in Columbus surpass 1,000 this year, well ahead of 1974 pace. The rise follows four-year patterns with 1973 near 1,000 after 1972 staying under 800, then climbing into November and continuing the unusual sequence.
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Amendment Spur for Tax Hikes in Nebraska Debates
Lincoln Nebraska United Press dispatch reports the Nebraska legislature considers amendments to LB4 that would modify tax cushion rules and could raise sales and income tax rates. Speaker Jules Burbach backs a four percent cushion while preserving express obligations. Governor Exon and Tax Commissioner Peters warn that the Burton amendment could lift sales tax to 8 percent and income tax to 15 percent, triggering higher state revenues amid ongoing treasury concerns.
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Cooper Station to reach 85 percent capability by weekend
Nebraska Public Power District expects Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville to operate at about 85 percent of its capacity by weekend after NRC approved restart from a partial in-core vibration fix. Plant shut Sept 27, began startup Sunday, with full refueling and fix planned for spring 1976. Cost of partial fix estimated at 350000 dollars.
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