ITV expands teaching at Platte College with instructional television
Platte College advances ITV as a learning alternative led by Jim Weber. A campus network delivers channels 3 6 7 8 10 and 12 to classrooms from a Resource Center tower with two more closed circuit channels to be added. The $12 480 project is federally funded and matched 50 50.
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Platte College
Jim Webar
ITV
Platte
Weber
Media
Media Center
Nebraska Etv
PBS
Nebraska tax fight nears end in special session
Nebraska faces higher taxes if the unicameral fails to accept Gov Exon’s finance package. Revenue chief William Peters warned of rate hikes, citing a 2.5 percent sales tax and a 12 percent income tax if amendments fail. Lawmakers pursued changes, with votes close and adjournment targeted for Monday.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
William Peters
J. 3. Exon
Treasury
Wort
Exon
Orval Keyes
Springtop
Sohn Cavanagh
Omaha
New Yorkers Seek Financial Cure With Odd Street Kissing Booth
New Yorkers raise funds to avert default as sidewalk kissers offer cheek and lip kisses for varying prices from two and six bits to a dollar at East 50th Street restaurant. Participants describe the scene as a quirky community effort amid tax plan debates and legislative adjournment efforts.
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Inew. York
UPL
Jace Kaufman
Stan Watin
Robert Redford
Walin
Watin
Senator Savage Defends Budget Stand in Omaha
Sen John Savage of Onpuls says his opposition to Gov Exon's budget cuts stems from concern for Omaha and Douglas County residents who rely on state services. He warns cuts will affect elderly, mentally ill, and university programs at UNO and UN Medical Center, and emphasizes moral responsibility over political popularity. Senator Jerome Warner backs further cuts citing farming hardships.
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J. W.-Burbach
Tlirtington
Exon
Cavanaugh
Loran Schmit
Hell‘wood
State Board of
Ancoln
Neb
UPI
John Savage
Onpuls
J. J. Exon
Savage
Oroba
Douglas County
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Official vote on Mid-State Reclamation District election
GRAND ISLAND NEB official result update shows absentee and disabled ballots altered totals. Hall County counted 73 favoring continuation for 15 years and 38 against, final tallies: 6 995 in favor and 6 826 against across three counties.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Mid State Reclamation
Hall County
Astrological Forecast For Friday July 7 1975
Aries through Pisces receive daily guidance with cautions on pushiness decision clarity and finances. Messages urge restraint in Taurus and Libra while Gemini must work hard, Cancer should ease family tension, and Aquarius should limit involvement of others for best results.
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Taurus
Gemin
Leo
Birthday Aims to Grow Wealth and Learn in 1875
The piece notes a focus on advancing careers by gaining knowledge in the coming year. It highlights a thirst for improvement and increased earnings as a primary goal for 1875. It contrasts with a 1870 census remark about rural water access.
Win at Bridge: Raising Partner with One Bid
Forty years ago Oswald Jacoby urged using a one bid to raise partner when the hand is worth it. The North hand here is worth one bid and South should pursue aggressive action, with bidding to two hearts or higher if North supports.
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Oswald Jacoby
South
Askins Deuobys
Jacoby Modern
Winet Bridge
P.O. Sox
Radio City
Wre
York
N.Y
Voice of Democracy Contest Deadline Noted
Albion district announces the Voice of Democracy contest for 10th to 12th graders with an entry deadline of November 20. Detailed info and a tape of the prior national winner are in the principal’s office of each school in Borne County. Participants must write and record a 3 to 5 minute broadcast on what Bicentennial heritage means to them. the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary sponsors the program.
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Albion
Voice of Democracy
Borne County
Berniece Kinney
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Oceans Meet As Panama Canal Opens In 1913 Passage
The Atlantic and Pacific deans met for the first time as the Panama Canal opened on October 10, 1913, marking a historic link between two oceans and a new era of maritime travel.
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Panama Canal
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