AFL-CIO urges boycott of Coors at Nebraska convention
Delegates at the Nebraska AFL-CIO convention were urged by national union official Jacob Clayman to boycott Coors beer. Local 366 members at the Golden Colorado brewery are on strike amid reports of forced lie detector tests. The meeting opened with more than 200 delegates as the coal slurry pipeline debate loomed as a major issue with mixed union positions on jobs and safety.
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Ex Nebraskan Wendell Dwyer Dies in Seattle
Wendell Dwyer 68 a former Creighton University mathematics teacher and chief scientist with the Military Airlift Command at Scott AFB Illinois died Monday in Seattle Washington He collapsed on the University of Washington campus from an apparent heart attack His home was on Mercer Island Washington He was Randolph native and held two Creighton degrees and a Ph D from the University of Nebraska He served as a consultant to government and industry and worked with the Omaha Chamber of Commerce Strategic Air Command Westinghouse Corp and Boeing Aircraft
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Health plan reconsidered for Archbishop Bergan Mercy Hospital
The State Health Dept. will revisit Archbishop Bergan Mercy Hospital’s home health care proposal offering nursing care social services nutrition and therapy after hospital discharge. The plan had been rejected by the Health Dept. and Midlands Council. Plymouth history notes 1609 Maine colony on Kennebec River faced severe winter and hardships.
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Creighton Studying Family Links in Asthma Cause
Creighton University researchers at the Allergic Disease Center are studying whether asthma clusters in families. They test relatives of asthmatics to predict who may develop asthma using a diagnostic test. The project is funded by a National Institutes grant.
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Triplets born at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha
Linda and Steven Templeton welcomed triplet sons on their first anniversary in Immanuel Hospital. The couple, with older daughters Melissa and Sarah, says they are surprised and excited while adjusting to the new family unit. Their investigator husband works in the Douglas County legal office. Another triplet birth, two girls and a boy, was reported for Russell and Jetty Bacheler of Dodge on Aug. 2.
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Hastings power plant sites discussed by committee
Hastings officials held first public talks on locating a 70 megawatt coal fired plant. Three sites of about 300 acres each are under review with two landowners already providing purchase agreements along rail lines. A decision is expected in two weeks before going to the planning commission and Adams County Board for approval.
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Jury Selection Set for Rowert Murder Trial in Nebraska
Jury selection begins September 12 in the first degree murder trial of Ricky Rowert 23 of Norfolk for the April 30 decapitation killing of Henry Hernandez 24 of Norfolk. Rowert has pleaded innocent and a venue change to Platte County District Court Columbus is noted. Related trials for Daniel Forster 19 of Norfolk on November 7 and Sam Brown 28 of Norfolk on October 17 are scheduled.
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Henry Hernandez
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Omaha boy returns to mother after investigation
A two year old found wandering near a South Omaha home last Thursday was returned to his mother Monday after Douglas County Deputy Atty Susan Bradley confirmed she is the rightful parent. Foster care had lasted over three days amid family disputes and a misperception about the boy's guardians. Bradley said no charges are expected against either parent.
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