Senators weigh outside help for Nebraska power study
State senators heard a 90 day look at statewide power study options. Costs ranged from 5 000 a month for part time staff to 40 000 140 000 monthly for staff oversight or private consultants. Public power district board leaders urged outside experts while some officials warned of delays in a 1978 Legislature review.
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Harold Simmons
Nebraska
Kubik
van Scoyoe & Wiskup Inc
Washington, D.C
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissions
Washington
Richard Lewis
Holbrook
Power Industry Task Force
Lewis
Robert Peterson
Lincoln
Nebraska Public Power District
Peterson
Max Kiburz
Loup River
Kelly
PTA to Fight TV Violence Across Nation
National PTA to monitor television violence with nationwide reporters. Grace Baisinger says action will target programs and sponsors not reducing violence by year end.
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PTA
Washington
UPI
Assa
Grace Baisinger
Enrolment Decline Predicted for Nebraska Colleges
An ACE report forecasts 1466 fewer freshmen in Nebraska by 1985 while out of state students rise. The Nebraska Coordinating Commission will present projections to a legislative committee in January and address a separate retention study due January 1.
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Nebraska
American Council On Education
ACE
Nebraska Coordinating Commission For Postsecondary Education
Nebraska Commission
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