Committee OKs own energy plan amid Carter clash
Washington reports the committee passed its energy tax plan seeking 22 billion in credits and incentives, excluding natural gas as Carter wanted. It targets business, hospitals, schools, and local governments with credits for insulation and alternative energy upgrades while individuals gain limited direct benefits.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Rumell Long
D-La
Long
Senate
United States
James Schlesinger
Seniors Journey to Deeper Discussion About Aging
Lon Voltia argues seniors must push for substantive dialogue in clubs and centers. He reviews two books, Gray Lobby by Henry J. Pratt and The Retirement Threat by Tony Lamb and Dave Duffy, urging discussions on aging, pension policy, Social Security, Medicare, and advocacy to empower older Americans.
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Lon Voltia
Henry J. Pratt
University of Chicago Press
Pratt
Tony
Lamb
Dave Duffy
J.T. Tarcher
St. Martin's Press
Hospital systems gain popularity across Nebraska facilities
Edward J. Conners told Nebraska Hospital Association delegates that multiple hospital systems are increasing in use as hospitals pool resources to meet healthcare demands. He noted that about one third of U S hospitals are in some form of a system, highlighting the trend at the 41st annual convention.
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Jincom
Neb
UPI
Nebraska Hospital Association
Edward J. Conners
Conners
Sisters of Merry Health Corp
Farmington Hills
Mich
Piesa Ce al
Nebraska farmers receive 7.6 million in disaster payments
Nebraska ASCS reports 7.6 million dollars in disaster payments to farmers this year. Wheat payments total 7.5 million, with feed grain payments pending harvest. As of Oct 6, 15,892 farms had crops damaged enough to qualify for payments.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
George Harnett
ASCS
Lincoln man bound over in rape case and deaths
Robert E. Williams, 41, of Lincoln was bound over to Lancaster County District Court for arraignment on October 27 for the August 11 rape of a Lincoln woman. He is charged with two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of Catherine Brooks and Patricia McGarry, both 25, in the same incident. the murder counts were not considered at the preliminary hearing, which focused on sexual assault and use of a firearm to commit a felony.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Robert E. Williams
Lincoln
Lancaster County District Court
William
Catherine Brooks
Patricia McGarry
Williams
Lancaster County
Robert Camp
Man Without a Country Fights for World Citizenship
Garry Davis, once a bomber pilot and comedian, campaigns for a world government. After renouncing US citizenship in 1948 he founded a World Government and travels with world passports. Now back in the United States facing immigration trouble, he argues the human race must unite for survival and a world administration to prevent war. Davis cites a world constitution drawn from Jefferson while criticizing nationalist arms costs and debt. Court date set for Sept 27 as he pushes his vision despite limited support.
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Washington
NEA
Garry Davis
Pacific
Davis
Davis’ Coment
Buckingham Palace
America
Big World Administration
National Press Building
U.S
Tom Jefferson
Lenin
Attila
Caesar
Hitler
Buxton Named to Nebraska Humanities Committee
Dr. Barry M. Buxton of Lincoln is appointed to the Nebraska Committee for the Humanities. Zella Mae Joftman of Kearney is named to the Commission on Drugs, succeeding Bernard Stuthelt who resigned. Ruth Short of Omaha and Mrs. Dorothy Holstein of Winnebago are renominated to the Dual Opportunity Commission for three year terms.
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Upi
Barry M. Buxton
Lincoln
Nebraska Committee For the Humanities
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Zella Mae Joftman
Kearney
Commission On
Bernard Stuthelt
Dual Opportunity Commission
Ruth Short
Omaha
Dorothy Holstein
Winnebago
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