Ford weighs national energy bill as talks continue
President Ford has not decided on signing the pending energy bill. White House spokesman says final choice depends on legal language and actions in Congress. Ford, after a France summit, plans China trip with Kissinger noting a new currency consultation mechanism with France.
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Hearing OK'd on NFO sales
The Nebraska Public Service Commission ordered an immediate cease and desist on the National Farmers Organization grain buying and selling in Nebraska amid a licensing breach. An investigative hearing was scheduled to probe potential violations under LB 360 with a possible referral to Lancaster County attorney.
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UPI
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Duane Gay
Rasmussen
Gay
Glen Kreuscher
Telegrams promote Nebraska football Hawaii vacation trip
Interest in a December 1 to 7 1976 Nebraska football Hawaii trip sponsored by Telegram remains high. Managing editor Dick Howe notes dozens of inquiries, seven nights at the Holiday Inn Waikiki, brochures printed, rates from 359 to 569 dollars depending on occupancy, tariffs effective November 1.
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Leigh FFA earns top national gold emblem honor
Leigh FFA Chapter won the gold emblem award for Building Our American Communities at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. 37 of 7,726 chapters nationally received gold. Leigh was the only Nebraska chapter honored. Six officers attended with about 18,000 attendees registered.
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Gas rate hike set for Dec 27 in Neb communities
Northern Natural Gas will raise natural gas rates for 37 Congas served Neb communities including Columbus starting December 27. Local manager John Neater says the typical residential heating bill will rise about 40 cents monthly. The change follows FPC filing to cover higher field gas costs, with hearings set for February 3.
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Fromme judge worries on mistrial motion in Ford case
In Sacramento UPI, Judge Thomas MacBride weighs defense motion to dismiss or declare a mistrial in Lynette Fromme’s trial on attempting to assassinate President Ford. Defense claims evidence suppression could exonerate Fromme. a ruling is due after a Wednesday recess.
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UPI
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Ford
U.S
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Charles Manson
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Ford to decide on New York City rescue plan today
President Ford plans a White House statement on New York City’s financial crisis after meetings with House Republicans. He will veto a proposed 3 billion dollar federal loan guarantees bill, while Javits endorses a 2.5 billion dollar loan plan. Governor Carey pushes taxes as legislature stalls.
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UPI
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White House
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D-Wis
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R-N.y
Javits
New York
Hugh Carey
Brooklyn
Carey
Go Big Red T shirt transfer craft featured
Nebraskans cheer on their team to beat Oklahoma and reach the Orange Bowl as Columbus Telegram highlights a first for the season. A special Alco Department Store supplement demonstrates Heat Transfer Ink to create a Go Big Red shirt with home ironing.
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Nebraska court approves gag rule review in Simants case
The Nebraska Supreme Court agreed to review the pretrial publicity order in the Erwin Simants murder case, with a Nov. 25 hearing set on vacating the gag order. Oral arguments will proceed before any decision to lift the restraints, while Simants awaits trial for six counts of murder and sexual assault.
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UPI
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North Platte
Lincoln County
Hughes Stuart
Supreme Court
Stuart
Simants
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Sutherland
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Nebraska Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Rumsfeld Confirmed as Defense Secretary by Senate Vote
The Senate approved Donald H. Rumsfeld as secretary of defense by a 95 to 2 vote after a brief debate. Former Secretary James Schlesinger, fired by President Ford on November 2, was praised by a Senate resolution for his Pentagon service.
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Weather storm nears as mid November warmth fades
National Weather Service warns of a major storm developing over the southern Rockies with rain and snow for western Nebraska and northwest Kansas. Stockmen advisories and a winter storm watch cover northwest Kansas and western and north central Nebraska. Highs range from 44 to 72 today with lows from 19 to 57. by Wednesday winter conditions intensify with snow potential and hazardous driving.
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