AMA to Convene Forum on Regulation and Public Interest
The American Management Association plans a Dec 1-3 Washington conference to reduce federal regulatory growth. AMA President James L. Hayes says the First National Forum on Business, Government, and the Public Interest will address regulatory expansion, civil service structure, and union bargaining, noting billions in direct and indirect regulatory costs. He cites auto safety rules and the 55 mph speed limit as examples of regulation working well.
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William Dyke to Visit Nebraska for Rally in Grand Island
William Dyke, vice presidential nominee of the American party, will attend a 7:30 p.m. rally at City State Bank in Grand Island, Nebraska, and hold a Thursday news conference at Hall County Regional Airport. He will be accompanied by William Steen, a Congressional District American party candidate.
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Bellwood Visitors and Final Concert in New York
Bellwood visitors include Michelle Ramshel of Omaha staying with Mr and Mrs Joe Ramshek and Marie Pool of Lincoln visiting sister Mrs Anna West. FINAL CONCERT NEW YORK The 97 member London Schools Symphony Orchestra will close its tour with a tribute to Sir Robert Mayer president of LSSO on the eve of his 97th birthday.
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Fall harvest gains pace across Nebraska states crops
Nebraska's Crop and Livestock Reporting service says fall harvest is advancing quickly in most areas despite scattered showers delaying some fields. Over 25 percent of corn harvested, sorghum and soybeans well ahead of normal, sugar beets starting but slowed by rain, alfalfa fourth cutting 75 percent complete, wheat seeding near completion, topsoil moisture improving while subsoil remains short, cattle moved to fields as ready.
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Whisky Runs Amok in Florence Monkey Attack
Aldo Pericci and his wife were forced from their Florence apartment when their three foot macaque Whisky attacked them and ripped up furniture. Police and animal protection officers subdued the monkey in the bathtub after two sleeping injections. officials will test for rabies over 10 days to decide its fate.
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