Nebraska Legislature Delays Action On Exon Bills
Nebraska unicameral lawmakers chose not to rush the governor J Exon three bill package to hearings during a special session. They briefly debated adjournment and then set the bills for possible future action while convening again in November.
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Snow Falls in Panhandle and Western Nebraska Weather
Western Nebraska faces a storm as light snow and freezing temperatures spread from the Panhandle eastward. National Weather Service warns heavy snow in the west with up to six inches possible by Friday morning. Panhandle reports already tally one to four inches amid cooler statewide conditions and rain in central areas.
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Caroline Kennedy escapes London bombing unharmed
In London a blast outside Caroline Kennedy's residence, likely IRA linked, killed one and injured six others while Kennedy, 17, escaped unharmed. The device detonated moments before her host Sir Hugh Fraser, MP, was to drive her to an art course at Sotheby’s.
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Tentative ABP case plan trims testimony in trial
Attorneys in the American Beef Packers case reached a tentative agreement to limit testimony from about 50 government witnesses. Judge Robart recessed the trial for 24 hours to finalize stipulations with both sides, with roughly a week needed for written agreements affecting ABP, Beefland, and related cattle operations. The case began October 14 and involves ABP and its subsidiaries.
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News in Brief From Washington To Beirut
The Ways and Means Committee rejected Ford's tax cut tie to spending ceilings while backing a Democratic plan to extend 1975 tax cuts. Nebraska tests found one aflatoxin positive sample, well below FDA limits. Venus 9 pictures deemed valuable despite Venus probe destruction. Beirut factions fought with 11 dead and 13 wounded as Americans were held. Ford, recovering from a cold, resumed a slower schedule but canceled opera plans with Trudeau.
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Kissinger's China visit leaves U.S. clout questioned
Kissinger's five day Peking mission ends with Chinese leaders doubting American strength amid Indochina upheaval Watergate and policy quarrels. Mao and Chiao Kuanhua push detente limits while welcoming talks and previewing Ford visit. officials say Beijing remains wary of U.S. stance on China and global balance.
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Pressure mounts on Franco to step down
An official reported Generalissimo Francisco Franco is recovering from a heart attack but diplomats say pressure is mounting for him to resign. A spokesman at Tyanco's palace mentioned Franco is undergoing rehabilitation exercises, with no firm timetable for any political change.
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Embargo on Canadian mail to Columbus amid strike
Postmaster Jerome Wieser announces an immediate embargo on all mail destined to Case and via surface routes. Columbus city and rural routes will have no delivery on Monday October 2 in observance of Veterans Day. No window service. aerial mail dispatches to town destinations will continue.
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Lincoln Omaha road condition updates on winter tapes
Nebraska State Patrol and Department of Roads provide winter road condition reports via telephone. Call Lincoln (402) 477-9202 or Omaha (402) 553-5000 for taped updates updated every three to four hours during normal storms and more often in severe conditions. Service runs November through April.
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