Prison kitchen cleanup ordered amid wage concerns
Inmates at the state penitentiary face long hours and low pay as wages rise only modestly. The judge ordered kitchens upgraded to meet health standards within six months, amid sanitation reports of obsolete equipment and insects.
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Mary Marlette
State Penitentiary
Correctional Services
Joseph Vitek
Eldon Lovell
Penal Complex
U.S
Warren Urbom
Vitek
Urbom
Nebraska Civil Liberties Union
Health Dept
Robert Parratt
Food service staffing at state institutions described
The passage lists seven civilian food service workers at the State Penal Complex for about 1,200 inmates, and details staffing at Beatrice State Development Center, Lincoln Regional Center, Hastings Regional Center, and Norfolk Regional Center. It notes inmates’ meals three times daily and provides exact dietary staff counts for each facility.
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Penitentiary and Reformatory
State Penal Complex
Beatrice State Development Center
Lincoln Regional Center
Hastings Regional Center
Norfolk Regional Center
Omaha Dumplings Sues Lincoln Franchisor Over Training Ban
Dumpling's LTD of Omaha sues its Lincoln firm for alleged franchising contract violations claiming lack of required training and advertising services. Filed in district court, the suit seeks contract voiding, 15000 dollars in special damages plus general damages and costs.
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Omaha
Dumpling’s Ltd
Dumpling’s Ltd, International
Omaha Corporation
Jack L. Callaway
Pioneers Blvd
Lincoln’s Dumpling’s
Callaway
Mutual of Omaha Chosen For State Disability Plan
Gov. J. J. Exon announced that Mutual of Omaha was selected by the Associated Press as the carrier for Nebraska's new disability income program for eligible state employees.
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Gov
J. J. Exon
Mutual of Omaha
Carter weighing wheat acreage cuts amid surplus concerns
Washington officials outline options facing President Carter on wheat acreage set asides. Alternatives include 50 percent reductions to no cuts, with officials split over a wait-and-see or hands-off approach while Bergland's 25 percent cut is unlikely. The decision remains unsettled amid debates on price and supply effects.
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Carter
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Bob Bergland
U.S
Holdout juror recalls evidence over feelings in Mandel case
Baltimore UPI reports juror Thomas Franz III says his guilt vote came from the evidence not emotion. He admits feeling Mandel was innocent but says deliberations showed compelling proof. He denies pressure from fellow jurors to hurry a verdict.
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Baltimore
UPI
Marvin Mandel
Thomas Franz III
Gov. Mandel
Franz
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