Carter confronts openness and secrecy in White House era
UPI reports on presidents expanding powers and public access. Carter vows dialogue on major policy while facing opposition over canal treaties and SALT talks. He argues for limited disclosure to protect negotiations, yet pushes for citizen awareness amid strategic arms debates.
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The Lighter Side of Smoke Detectors and Noses
Washington humor columnist Dick West notes electronic smoke detectors proliferate with many brands. He jokes a neighbor’s sense of smell beats tech, imagining detectors detecting both smoke and alcohol fumes, possibly warn of drunk drivers. He muses on blending human scent with devices for safety.
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Veys Posts All Night Guard at City Auditorium
Omaha report says Mayor Al Veys kept Terry Forsberg as acting manager and ordered an all night guard at the City Auditorium manager's office to protect records. Auditor employee Gert Couch says she fears the guard targets her after seven years under Mancuso. she resigns after the incident.
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Egyptian delegation arrives in Jerusalem ahead of Sadat visit
A 60 member Egyptian delegation landed at Ben Gurion Airport signaling a thaw in Arab Israeli ties. The group greeted by spectators, with Hassan Kamel and Ephram Beron exchanging smiles as Prime Minister Begin summoned his cabinet to a special session. Begin thanked President Carter for his mediation.
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Students Fight Tuition Hike At University of Nebraska
A UNL student lobbying group will contact parents state senators administrators and the Board of Regents to block a proposed tuition increase. Cochair Mike Herman and ASUN president Greg Johneangaldé outlined plans as the hike would raise tuition per credit hour from 21 to 22.90 and later to 23.50 for 1979-90, with Nebraska charging the highest tuition in the Big Eight.
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District wide public defender plan eyed in Nebraska
Keith Bystrom, Lingaln County public defender who represented Erwin Simants, urges a district wide public defender in Nebraska to provide consistent criminal law expertise for sparsely populated counties. He notes costs may rise initially but could level off, with more defendants receiving proper representation across the two judicial districts.
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Pastor speaks to Zion LII at Dallas synod meet
Robert Pierdin reported to the Zen Lutheran Laymen's League Friday on the synod convention in Dallas last July where he served as a delegate. The league agreed to pay for refinishing the school floors and donate $100 toward cleaning. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Denwils Warderan, Lorinda Asche, Pauline Barjenbruch and Stephanie Zarnke.
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Ten Arrested Over Korean Train Explosion
SEQUL South Korea prosecutors arrest ten suspects tied to a major blast at Iri station that killed at least five and injured more than 1,200. Among the detainees are Shin Byor ki, president of Korea Explosive Co., and five other Inchon based firm officials, plus four Inchon and Iri railroad officials accused of graft and delaying rail cargo to favor dynamite shipments. Police had earlier detained Shin Mu il, 36, for negligence. If convicted, Shin faces over five years in prison.
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Coal transport study finds facilities can handle more output
A government funded study by the U S Bureau of Mines and University of Illinois Urbana Champaign says existing facilities can handle increased coal production in most regions but does not single out a preferred transport method. It compares slurry pipeline and unit trains, notes biases against trains, and cites water costs and route limits. Coal output is projected to rise to about 1 087 billion tons by 1990 from 639 million in 1975.
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Juniors Welcome New Member at Bellwood Auxiliary
The Dinor Legion Auxiliary welcomed Tackie Russtick as a new member at Tuesday night’s meeting. Members made Thanksgiving cards for Bellwood residents at the Villa David's Place and Columbus Manor. Lunch was served by Margaret Zeller and Christmas gift exchange names were drawn for next month.
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