Indians press Exon aide for land return and rights
About 20 AIM led Indians delivered a list of demands to Gov. Exons aide in Lincoln after a drum ceremony in the capitol rotunda. They seek restoration of Fort Robinson land and enforcement of an 1868 treaty, while officials discuss a seven point settlement and charges.
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Tancoln
Neb
J. J. Exon
Exon
Ft. Robinson State Park
Nebraska
Ssxon
Norman Otto
Lincoln
Amation Indian Movement
AIM
Momigules
Capitol
Turmer
FL. Robinson State Fark
St. Gobinsott
Jerry Kramberg
FL. Rattison
Roy Casades
Bob Yellowbird
Xen
le Salt
Otto
Banks
Robinson
Gxons
IWGG
Banksy
Flying service fined for eagle killings in Wyoming case
Buffalo Flying Service in Wyoming was fined 500 dollars after a no contest plea on one of 73 counts relating to eagle killings. Prosecutors suspended 74 other counts. The case ties to a federal probe into hundreds of eagles killed from helicopters across southern Wyoming and northern Colorado between 1970 and 1971. Several others have pleaded guilty or paid fines. Hermen Werner of Casper awaits trial on similar charges.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William, I. Moore
Johnson County
Buffalo Flying Service
Nolo Contendre
Buffalo
Agle
Ewing Kerr
Amorre
Lawrence Yankee
Morre
Yonke
Morremeyer
Arizona
Doyle Vaughan
Story
Bailty
Wyoming
Aughan
Colorada
Vaugan
Colorado
Golden
Hermen Werner
Casper
Lawsuit to challenge Nebraska NRD program faces trial
Lincoln attorney Hersman Ginsburg represents two water conservancy districts in a Lancaster County case challenging the constitutionality of the state Natural Resource District program. The suit, filed last summer, targets the NRDs created to replace several smaller districts. A July operative date precedes a court injunction restricting disclosure of financial assets of replaced districts pending resolution.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lancaster County
State Natural Resource District
Lincoln
Hersman Ginsburg
Sam van Pelt
Proxmire Plans 1200 Mile Wisconsin Walk Run
Sen. Willa Proxmire begins a 1,200 mile walk and run across Wisconsin with an early morning kickoff in Milwaukee. The 57-year-old Democrat will cover the first 250 miles from Milwaukee to Lancaster in about nine days, greeting workers and constituents along the route. He will complete the remaining legs after Senate business resumes in January.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Willa Proxmire
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democrat
Séveyalebresks
Bill Proxmire
Sotator
Lancaster
Senate
Congress
Rites Wednesday for Alliance rancher Clarence Peterson
Alliance Neb April funeral services planned for Clarence L. Peterson 83 prominent western Nebraska rancher who died last night in Alliance Hospital. Son Leonard and two grandchildren survive with widow Christine. Peterson founded the Mule Shoe Bar Ranch 25 miles southeast of Alliance. his father Frank F. Peterson settled there in 1890.
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Alliance, Neb
Alliance
Clarence L. Peterson
Nebraska
Peterson
Frank F. Peterson
Alfrance
Mule Shoe Bar
Christine
Leonard
Nebraska hospitals seek rate increases under IRS review
State health care institutions in Nebraska including many hospitals plan rate increases, with over six percent needing IRS approval. IRS documents justify proposals though investigations could deny unwarranted rises. Names and locations of facilities listed include Omaha hospitals, Beatrice Deaconess, Norfolk nursing homes, Kearney memorials, and many others across counties.
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Lincoln
Neb
Internal Revenue Service
Ling
Nebraska
IRS
Washington
Antelope County
Neligh
Callasway Hospital
Monard County
St. Paul
Cambridge Memorial
Chardon
Children's Memorial
Omaha
Kearney County
Minden
Community Memorial
Burwell
Kimball County
Kimball
Crawford
Falls City
Flamboldis Cozad
Lincoln General
Lutheran Comunity
Norfolk
Doctor's
Lutheran
Fiiteer Memorial
Oxford
Memorial of
Dodge County
Fremont
Memorial, Inc
Schuyler
Memorial
Aurora
Good Samaritan
Kearney
Seward
Metonile
Beatrice
Good Samarita
Massings
Tilden
Boone
Veterans Memorial
Bridgeport
North Platte
Narcotics Agents Maintain Undercover Probe in Omaha Area
Omaha area narcotics agents plan to continue undercover work after a major drug roundup. District Attorney William Schaphorst said the investigation into narcotics activities is ongoing and unlikely to permanently stop hard drug sales. He noted four or five agents from the Kansas City Abuse Law Enforcement office conducted the raid, leading to charges against 32 people, mostly for heroin sales. three are in custody, two at large, with arraignments underway.
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OMAEA
Neb
Kedaral Hargotics
Omaha
William Schaphorst
Schaphart
Kansas City
Dri Abuse Law Enforcement
Funds to aid Nebraska nursing homes face changes
Lincoln Nebraska AP funds from a law Gov J Leson veto attempt will fund higher payments to nursing homes welfare director Lawrence Graham said. Part of a 1.4 million 1972 legislature appropriation will back a companion bill halting ADC cuts. The lump sum comes from the general fund and may exceed needs for ADC, enabling a raise to about 420 dollars monthly for skilled care, with costs projected at 950 thousand this year and 800 thousand next.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. Leson
Lawrence Graham
Sen Ernest
Chambers
Omaha
Tha
Graham
Youngest U.S. Constitution signer Jonathan Dayton at 26
The record notes Jonathan Dayton as the youngest signer of the Constitution at age 26. He also served in the New Jersey Assembly, highlighting his early political role and state service.
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Johathan Dayton
New Jersey
Snow delays harvest across Nebraska crops
Nebraska crop observers report harvest slowed by heavy snow. Unharvested sorghum, 63 percent harvested, corn 44 percent, soybeans 85 percent. topsoil saturated under 3 to 6 inches of snow. About 300 million bushels of corn remain. Heavy weather and field conditions limit access. mold noted in corn and stalk damage varies by region. Cattle largely fed supplemental feed.
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Agricultural Statistics
Thisme
Man Charged With Concealed Pistol Aboard Plane
George William Phillips, 72, of Rapid City, is charged in Omaha with carrying a loaded .25 caliber pistol aboard a Frontier Airlines flight from Rapid City to Omaha and with intent to board another United Airlines plane with the weapon. He was arrested at Eppley Airport on Oct. 8 after luggage inspection. No court date yet. Peter Lawford returns home after pancreatic cyst surgery at UCLA Medical Center.
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Omana
Neb
U.S
Thomas
Thalken
Rapid City
Man
Omaha
George
William Phillips
Eppley Airfield
Phillips
Frontier Airlines
United Airlines
OS Angeles
Aelow
Peter Lawford
Ucla Medical Center
Lawford
Neste
Christus
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Flying Service
Proxmire
Alliance Rancher
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Equitable
the Insured Savings and Loan Association
Tooleys
Manning-Bowman
Waffle Baker
America
Savings & Loan Association
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