Unicam coloring book teaches Nebraska youth about government
Carolyn Eberly of the Legislative Council designs a 21 page coloring book titled The Unicameral and Your Nebraska Lawmaker to educate kindergartners through fourth graders on how the state legislature works. First 10 000 copies to teachers and education officials. distribution policy to follow.
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Carolyn Eberly
Five killed in weekend Nebraska crashes
North Platte man Jerry Fosbinder, 20, died when his motorcycle left a county road near Lake Maloney. Four Imperial area youths died in a fiery crash five miles north of Imperial when a car ran off Neb 61 and hit a tree. Names: Joel Haarberg Les E Smith Janine Sughrone Jimmy Welch.
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Joel Haarberg
Les E. Smith
Janine Sughrone
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Jimmy D. Welch
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Jury selection begins in G I slaying case
Jury selection opened Monday in Hall County District Court for 16 year old Bernard Schaeffer on trial for first degree murder in the May 18 Grand Island hardware slaying of Donald Beery Jr. Beery was shot 17 times with a .22 caliber weapon. Judge L W Kelly Jr. weighs a venue change amid concerns of excessive publicity. A second 16 year old, George Lanzendorf, faces a similar charge but has not yet been arraigned.
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Bernard Schaeffer
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L. W. Kelly Jr
Tom Wagoner
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George Lanzendorf
Sam Grimminger
Thone urges U S export expertise to keep world power status
Rep Charles Thone urges the United States to become an export expert to stay a major world power. He notes the rising export import deficit in the first half of the year and says agricultural exports grew from 8 billion to 24 billion over five years, with USDA predicting farm exports of 20 to 27 billion for the year starting Oct 1, though the lower figure seems more likely.
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Charles Thone
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Milwaukee Must Buy Sewage Plant Ordered by Federal Judge
A federal judge orders Milwaukee and two of its sewage commissions to install treatment facilities potentially costing up to 400 million dollars. Wisconsin Governor Martin J. Schreiber pledges to aid in seeking federal funding, while officials stress avoiding bankruptcy and boosting export prospects through government action and private business hustle.
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Martin J. Schreiber
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