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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
7
The law takes effect Sept 2 and a petition drive may roll back the 3% to 3.5% sales tax increase. petitions must be filed within 90 days after adjournment, by August 29, to route a referendum. Lincoln School District gains 1.3 million state aid to 6.7 million.
A motion for a new trial is expected to be filed in York County District Court for 17 year old Ricky A Johnson who was convicted of second degree murder on June 29 in the shooting of York policeman James M Richardson II. Oral arguments are tentatively set for 9 am Monday and sentencing could follow that afternoon if the motion is overruled.
Four year audit cited weak internal controls on receipts and dual recording of transactions. It noted deposits delayed past weekly intervals and $10 million in excise taxes handled in 1976 needing daily deposits. Background data tied concerns to the 1975 remodeled offices and surplus of air conditioners.
Initial restoration phases finish at the old Ft. Robinson veterinary hospital funded by a 100000 grant from the National Historical Preservation Act. The Nebraska State Historical Society plans a spring 1979 museum opening. Roger L. Schluntz to lead the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture starting Sept. 1 in Washington, D.C.
ABP board confirms Nelson as president chief executive and chief operating officer replacing Joseph E. Skram effective May 25. Skram, president since Jan 5 1976, sues ABP seeking weekly salary judgments while ABP faces cash flow strain and bankruptcy dynamics.
Gov. Exon named Robert J. Keller to the Nebraska State Board of Parole filling the unexpired term of Catherine Dahlquist. Keller, 53, a longtime Lincoln Municipal Court probation chief, joins a board facing debate over determinate sentences and potential parole changes.
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