Nebraska Supreme Court reverses Chadron State layoff ruling
The Nebraska Supreme Court reversed a district ruling on the firing of Sheree Chase at Chadron State College. It ruled that a single valid vote by the Board of Trustees is enough to constitute action, and that a later June vote did not require new notices or a new hearing. Chase, tenured in languages, was informed of termination in December 1973 due to declining enrollment and budget issues with no open position available.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Chadron State College
Nebraska
High Court
Don Ogan
Sear
Esa Sheree
Board of Trustees
Lancaster District Court
Supreme Court
Chase
Psychologist Sanders to Speak on Marriage Enrichment in Albion
Dr Richard Sanders psychologist from Norfolk and his wife Katheryn will attend in Albion Saturday November 15 to hold a Marriage Enrichment conference at Zion Lutheran Church from 24 p.m. The public is invited at no charge.
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Albion
Richard Sanders
Norfolk
Northern
Nebraska
Katheryn
Zion- Lutheran Church
Junior Auxiliary Meeting At Bellwood Plans Christmas Play
Fourteen members of the Junior Legion Auxiliary and one adviser met after school Tuesday in Bellwood. President Amy Romshek read a Veterans Day article as members discussed plans for a Christmas Play and drew names for gift exchanges. They also spent time making a veterans banner.
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Bellwood
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Amy Romshek
Nebraska Advi sory Council flags vocational education gaps
The Nebraska Advisory Council for Vocational Education reported at its annual open meeting that coordination with related agency state plans has been insufficient and input on plans like the Comprehensive Education and Training Act was weak. Vocational enrollment rose to 93 363 in 1975 with gains across secondary post secondary and adult programs while spending reached about 16 million dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
U.S. Education
Ted Bell
National Advisory Council On Vocational Education
C. A. Cromer
Council Association
Quotes from Justice Douglas on liberty and conscience
Excerpts from judicial opinions and writings of Justice William O. Douglas discuss constitutional aims, privacy, censorship, free speech, and the First Amendment. The pieces reflect his views on wiretapping, divorce, roots in Washington, the dangers of big business, and the symbiotic need for diverse voices in truth seeking.
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United Press International
William O. Douglas
Hawaii convention draws National Reclamation officers
Several members left on November 9 for a National Reclamation Association convention in Hawaii. The group includes officers and board members from reclamation and irrigation districts. Names include Mrs. Pete Russell Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wurtz Clarks and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dobson Primrose.
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Fullerton
National Reclamation Association
Hawaii
Pete Russell
Bill Wurtz
Clarks
Roland Dobson
Primrose
First Stock Quotation Boards by Mount and Robertson
The first stock quotation boards in the United States were slate boards made by Mount and Robertson of New York City in 1889.
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United Press International
United States
Mount and Robertson
New York City
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