McCallister cites management flaws in Congress
Rep. John McCallister of Nebraska says Congress needs fundamental reform in how it conducts business to restore public confidence. He cites a poll showing 80 percent think Congress performs unsatisfactorily, but notes the public’s view on the wrong problem and defends most officials as hard working while calling the issue one of management.
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Alcohol by-product to dispose of aflatoxin damaged grain
Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska's grain alcohol program could open a market for damaged grain unfit for sale. Researchers at the University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources say aflatoxin is destroyed by fermentation. By-product alcohol protein isolate syrup and livestock feed residue emerge from grain that contains aflatoxin, though disposal remains a problem.
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Three deaths in Nebraska in weekend highway crashes
United Press International reports three people died in Nebraska highway crashes over the weekend with authorities to decide a possible fourth fatality. A 26 year old man died in a single vehicle crash nine miles north of Imperial on Nebraska 61 at 11:50 p.m. Saturday. Wesley Rice 48, of Shelton, died when a gyrocopter being towed by a car crashed in gusty conditions near Shelton at 11:15 a.m. Sunday. Karen R. Robinson 16, of Sutton, died in a one car wreck four miles south and 2.5 miles east of Henderson early Sunday. two passengers Mary Sherian 18 Lincoln and Wanda Sederston 18 Sutton were hospitalized. The car left the road, hit a ditch and a culvert before rolling over. the body was removed from the vehicle.
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Corporal punishment debate spans Maine to California
Across the U.S. a Supreme Court ruling on corporal punishment divides opinions in schools from Maine to California. Maine clings to an old court view, while California’s Pasadena fundamental schools require parental permission and allow paddling under supervision.
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Mixup in geography confuses visitor in Mexico City
In Mexico City a Iran Petroleum Corp official, Reta Safahda, sought a meeting with President Ford. A mistaken belief that Mexico City is the capital of New Mexico led to a correction by an immigration official who noted the error. Safahda was granted a special visa and told he could stay as long as he wished.
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