Thone opposes air bag mandate in cars
U S Representative Charles Thone criticizes a June 30 federal order requiring air bags in new cars. He warns costs could reach about $2,000 per vehicle and may reduce seat belt use, potentially increasing fatalities in non frontal crashes. He notes imports may gain advantage and vows to cosponsor anti mandate legislation.
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Ground broken for new KMTV facilities in Omaha
Ground was broken Monday on a 46 000 square foot one story building for KMTV a May Broadcasting Co NBC affiliate on three acres at 107th and Mockingbird Dr The plans include two large studios a film studio in news a patio studio and space for future expansion plus a 75 foot microwave tower linking to downtown and north 72nd St towers Architect Jackson Jackson & Associates of Omaha report strong production capacity and future staff growth potential.
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Lincoln residents qualify for state pharmacy licenses after exams
Eight Lincoln residents earned eligibility for state pharmacy licenses following June exams. The names listed include John Preston Crumly William Francis Cunningham Claude Irvin Frerichs Marvin Dald Goldenstein Daniel Roy Keller Sheri Louise Matteson Gary Eugene Kinanek and Debra Catherine Ringgenberg. The 17th annual Nebraska Conference of Youth will be held Aug 7 9 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education with high school leaders from across the state. Downtown Kiwanis zoo day at the Children's Zoo offers free admission for kids under 12 and seniors over 60. Boston organist Raymond Harrison Kelton Jr will give a free public recital July 31 at 3 pm on the new 20 stop organ in Wesley House chapel 640 N 16th St.
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Duncan man enjoys daily swim at 90 near Duncan
Ernst Jenny, born near Bern Switzerland, plans to turn 90 on Tuesday. He swam as a youth in glacial Swiss streams and now swims at the Family Y in Columbus and at a sandpit near his daughter and son in law Linda and Dave Kinzli’s farm southwest of Duncan. He says swimming should be active to use muscles.
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Night sessions spark feud in Ohio Appropriations panel
Sen John Savage of Omaha blasts last session as he accuses Budget Chairman Jerome Warner and Vice Chairman Douglas Bereuter of holding secret meetings. Warner defends openness and says Savage's charges are unfounded. Savage notes staff secrecy kept key decisions from the committee as Hasebroock of West Point joins in the dispute.
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Supreme Court ends term with 176 opinions and 812 docket items
The Supreme Court issued 176 opinions in the recent term, matching the prior two terms. A total of 4,730 cases were docketed through July 6, with 4,761 in 1975 and 4,668 in 1974. 812 cases remain for the next term. Most actions were refusals to review, some sent back for reconsideration after major rulings.
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