Exon faces tougher legislature after election shifts
Gov James Exon loses some staunch allies as Republicans gain seats in the unicameral. The newly elected body, with 32 Republicans 16 Democrats and one independent, may challenge Exon on vetoes and policy. Key races include Whelan, Carpenter and DeCamp shaping the anti Exon bloc.
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Sinatra lists 24 acre estate for sale in Prim Springs California
Frank Sinatra has put his 24 acre estate on the market near Prim Springs California. The property includes a mansion five guest houses a tennis court two swimming pools a whirlpool bath a sauna and heliport with sale terms available. He reportedly plans to move to Idyllwild in the San Jacinto Mountains.
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Carpenter's 45 vote edge hinges on absentee ballots
SCOTTS BLUFF Neb AP Terry Carpenter, a Nebraska political fixture, held a 46 vote lead in unofficial returns as he seeks a return to the legislature in a write in bid. Absentee and disabled ballots, 330 applications with about 260 returned, were to be counted Thursday, with Carpenter confident he would prevail and resume his legislative work.
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Lithuanian Seaman Kudirka Sees US Food Reality Firsthand
Kudirka, freed from a Soviet treason sentence, arrived in the United States and says propaganda about hunger is false. He notes no food shortage and contrasts U S quality with Soviet living, while detailing his escape attempts, Coast Guard interactions, and path to U S citizenship.
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Calligraphy Legend Ties Chinese Script to Nature
A traditional tale credits Ts'ang Chieh with inventing Chinese writing by copying birds' and animals' footprints. The legend claims Chinese characters embody the beauty of nature as part of ancient culture.
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