Lincoln zoo baby serval kittens stir mild drama
Briar the serval was moved from his Lincoln apartment amid the kittens birth at Lincoln Children’s Zoo. Breeding partner Patches from Houston, with half offspring destined for Kansas City. Zoo director Alan Bretz notes the fragile, on going process with potential more births this week.
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York police officer killed in Nebraska town
A York Police cruiser officer was shot to death at about 10 30 p m Friday while answering a disturbance call in northeast York Nebraska James Richardson 25 a Stratton Neb native and York officer for 10 months was killed He was shot in the upper chest as he walked toward a church parking lot A 17 year old York youth was arrested about an hour later six blocks from York Middle School on a murder charge likely arraigned Monday The shooting marked the first police fatality in York on record
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Soviet Pressure Grows Over SALT Proposals and Global Setbacks
The Chicago Daily News notes Moscow faces multiple troubles from Carter's human rights push to losing influence in India and Africa. It cites SALT proposals as a strategic blow, shifting nuclear initiative to the United States while Eurocommunism and Middle East dynamics add pressure. Egypt shifts toward the United States.
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Clocks Move Ahead Tonight as Daylight Saving Time Returns
A nighttime change moves clocks one hour forward to enter daylight saving time. The piece also surveys Soviet economic strain, aging leadership, and the emptying prospect of a smooth generational power transfer under Brezhnev.
Carter energy program gains public approval and ratings rise
ABC News Harris poll shows broad public support for nearly all major points of President Carter energy plan and an uptick in his job performance ratings since the program aired. Editorials note Carter’s human rights stance and South Korea developments, while other items cover local politics and arts.
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