Exon Warns Nebraska Faces Budget Shortfall by 1976
Governor Exon warned that if trends continue Nebraska could run out of money by mid 1976. He urged scrutiny of spending, castigated the legislature for a 2 percent income tax cap, and proposed a coalition of state and local governments to fight federal bureaucracy and special interests. He offered few details on possible budget measures.
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Senate orders broadest exposure of Nixon data
The Senate voted for the widest public release of 42 million Nixon records left after his resignation. A voice vote rejected GSA access guidelines and directs drafting rules with minimal exceptions if the documents belong to the American people. Supreme Court review looms.
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Postal rate changes take effect Sunday nationwide
Postmaster Jerome Wieser announced new postage rates effective Sunday with changes in most mail classes. First class letters remain 1 ounce at 10 cents but add 9 cents per additional ounce. post cards rise to seven cents. third class and small parcels have new two ounce thresholds. parcel post rates rise about 7 to 10 percent. Air small rates unchanged. Seven and two cent stamps will be sold to ease the shift. exchanges of eight cent cards at 10 percent value are allowed. Rates are permanent per the Postal Rate Commission. Further increases may follow after Christmas, with first class letters set to rise toward 33 cents. customers urged to contact the post office with questions.
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House passes oil price control extension
Washington DC editors report the House rapidly approved a price control extension through December 31 to give Congress and President Ford time for compromise on energy policy. The vote used a voice tally with little debate as lawmakers weigh a 45 day to 39 month phased return, while Democrats and Ford seek a middle course to avoid sudden price spikes.
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Five charged in Louisville busing interference case
A UPI report states federal authorities arrested five men on charges linked to interfering with court ordered school busing in Louisville Kentucky. A grand jury indicted four for assaulting and impeding police and a fifth faced a criminal information for throwing rocks and bottles at officers guarding buses.
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Fall enrollment sets NU record at Lincoln campus
University of Nebraska Lincoln reports 77,980 students enrolled this fall in a final tally by dean Gerald Bowker. The figure, up 1,408 from last year and 800 above the 1972 record, includes large increases in new freshmen and the graduate college. Bowker calls the freshman rise a reversal of prior declines and cites growing quality in Lincoln graduate programs.
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Readings in state skid with cold front pass
A cold front swept Nebraska Wednesday night causing a sharp drop in temperatures. Thursday readings ranged from the mid forties to the low sixties in the southeast with rain and a trace of precipitation. Forties and fifties were common in the west, with 93 at Alliance on Wednesday and light frost possible tonight in western areas. Friday highs expected in the low to mid seventies, cooling again in the west.
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Negotiations on Golan Heights pullback edge forward
A Tel Aviv source said talks with Syria on a troop withdrawal from the Golan Heights could begin in months with no preconditions, while noting no Syrian flexibility yet. The UN mandate expires November 20, and the Egyptian Israeli accord is stirring regional tensions.
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Lynette Fromme Indicted In Ford Assassination Attempt
Lynette Fromme, 26, a member of the Manson circle, was indicted under a new federal law for attempt to assassinate President Gerald R. Ford during a Sacramento Capitol grounds incident. U.S. Attorney says trial expected in 60 days. maximum life sentence if convicted. Witness Harold Zeke Boro testified, while Fromme and Sandra Good, 31, faced security scrutiny and gag orders limited comments.
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