Budget hike for University of Nebraska faces 1996 77 funding needs
Nebraska Legislature will be asked to approve a 1996 77 budget with a $23 million rise in state spending including $8.5 million for salaries. Regents approved the request submitted by University President D B Warner. The plan asks for $100 million in state aid versus $77 million this year. Adam Breckenridge named acting chancellor to replace Wumberge who leaves for SMU. The board seeks $12.2 million for capital projects and $400,000 to fix fire hazards on Lincoln and Omaha campuses. Salary increases total about $4.9 million, with a 6 percent across the board raise and 2 percent more for administrators.
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Thone urges troops to load grain for Russia
Rep. Charles Thone of Nebraska urged President Ford to consider ordering federal troops to assist in loading grain produced by American farmers onto ships bound for Russia. He criticized longshoremen and union leaders, accusing them of self interest over taxpayers, and called for tax reform to encourage investment and curb high earners avoiding taxes.
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Miss America 1976 Tawny Godin Crowned At Atlantic City
Tawny Blaine Godin, an 18 year old from Saratoga Springs New York, won Miss America 1976 at Convention Hall studio in Atlantic City. The tall Skidmore sophomore, with a perfect 4.0 linguistics record, plans study in France and may teach at the college level. Her family and mother Conni celebrate as Godin eyes a future beyond the pageant.
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Disengagement Talks Rise in Middle East Air
News briefs report Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi signaling a second Syrian Israeli disengagement is near followed by moves on Jordanian lines. He also expects the Geneva peace conference to be revived by year’s end with talks on Israeli withdrawals to begin in October. In Dallas, Senator Tower focuses on Ford’s Texas victory and national support. Bonn hosts protest as South Africa’s Muller visits West Germany amid anti apartheid demonstrations. Treasury Secretary Simon criticizes NYC loan policies and urges tough fiscal steps to avoid default. Washington calls for easing eyewear price laws to improve access to care. Albion ministers plan monthly meeting Sept 25 through May at 5:30 am in the Zion Lutheran Lounge.
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