Ex-priest faces deportation in Milwaukee case
Benedict Butler, 59, born in South Africa, worked as a priest in Washington and Milwaukee before quitting the priesthood. He later lied about citizenship, forged checks while drinking, and received five years probation. Immigration authorities now consider deportation for two crimes involving moral turpitude.
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No-fault auto insurance debate in Nebraska
Omaha area insurer Wendell Kronberg argues to preserve the current liability system while noting no fault plans may raise rates if claim volume climbs. He cites State Farm data on bodily injury claims and trial outcomes, and warns lower rates and better benefits are unlikely together.
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Buzzard name varies by region in world wildlife
The term buzzard carries different meanings across regions with Europe using it for broad-winged hawks while in the United States it is commonly misapplied to the turkey vulture. This regional language note highlights how common names diverge from scientific classification and cause cross continental confusion.
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Horoscope Forecast For Thursday October Twelfth
An astrology column offers character advice and daily guidance across zodiac signs GEMINI warns to trust hunches but choose words carefully while avoiding missteps LEO advises scheduling appointments for business and personal advancement VIRGO urges solving work problems and considering expert input LIBRA cautions about overhauling appearances SCORPIO calls for cooperation and careful planning SAGITTARIUS suggests leaning on friends and discussing new ideas CAPRICORN encourages action to seize opportunities AQUARIUS pushes getting into the flow and planning income growth PISCES says reduce outside pressures through agreeable company and sound judgment YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY foresees a decisive, hardworking youngster likely to excel with the right education and international focus
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Carpenter and Curtis clash over campaign funds in Omaha
In Omaha a group of politicians and candidates spoke at a Junior League event. Terry Carpenter said he had $9,000 to spend while Curtis claimed $300,000. The discussion touched on wheat sales to the USSR and, per speakers, on party quotas and representation at the national convention.
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First Negro vice presidential nominee_vote at 1880 GOP convention
Blanche Kelso Bruce emerged as the first Negro named as a proposed vice presidential nominee by a major party. He received 11 votes in the balloting at the Republican convention in Chicago in June 1880.
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Nebraska higher education enrollment declines again
Nebraska higher education enrollment fell to 63,188 this fall from 64,736, marking a second straight year of decline. The University of Nebraska system and Creighton rose 2.1 percent, while four state colleges and private colleges saw steeper drops. Factors cited include stabilizing high school enrollments, draft changes, and shifting attitudes toward college attendance.
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Senator opposes Amendment No 1 in Nebraska
State Sen. Pr. Morgan of Omaha urged defeating Amendment No 1 that would bar anyone under 21 from serving in the Legislature. He called the measure an insult to Nebraska voters and said if a person can vote, they should be eligible to serve. A unrelated line notes the Capitol cornerstone was laid Sept 18, 4793.
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