Parole Board Approves 20 Inmates Paroles in July Action
The Nebraska State Board of Parole granted parole to 20 inmates from the Nebraska Penal Complex and other facilities, with three deferred and three denied. Notable cases include Karen Brown of Lincoln serving for bad checks and Clarice Watkins of Omaha for forging instruments. Additional paroled are men and women from Douglas, Lancaster, and surrounding counties, while several others were denied or referred for reformatory progress.
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State Board of Parole
Robert Keller
Nebraska Center For Women
Karen E. Brown
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Gizele Graves
Omaha
Douglas County
Clarice Watkins
Mary Lou Franssen
Gothenburg
Lincoln County
John Campbell
West Virginia
Cass County
David Milam
Lexington
Dawson County
Carl Aaron T. Fonville
Deverrea Carroll H. Huston
Fort Calhoun
Person
Leon A. Z. Newell
Oklahoma
Reformatory
Michael Eugene Miller
South Sioux City
Dakota County
James E. Birge
Edward Bohac
Kimball
Kimball County
Terry CO. Lomack
Horace L. Gulley
Marvin Dill
Delmont Kinell
Fremont
Dodge County
Nathanial L. Cowand
Lee Feltman
Stephen T. Glogowski
Gerald Taylor
Larry Whitlow
Elmer A. Chapman
Niobrara
Knox County
John Daniel Kolb
Mississippi
Jerry W. Tarvin
Gage County
Offutt Air Base Tax Potentials Under Federal Change
Nebraska lawmakers hear that more than 10 million dollars in Offutt Air Force Base equipment could be taxable if federal law is amended. Sen. John DeCamp cites four firms Bell Telephone AT&T IBM and A B Dick with equipment totals above 10 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Offutt Air Force Base
DeCamp
Nebraska
Offutt
Bell Telephone
At&t
IBM
A. B. Dick
Inmates Plead Innocent to Assault on Federal Officer
Two inmates from a city jail escape attempt pleaded innocent to assaulting a federal officer Robert Bessent of Las Vegas and Robert Parker with no address. Marvin Gerheardt also pleaded innocent in federal court. Judge Urbom set Sept 22 for trial and appointed public defenders Toney Redman and Thomas Hagel.
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Robert Bessent
Las Vegas
Robert Parker
U.S
Warren Urbom
Marvin Gerheardt
Urbom
Lancaster County
Toney Redman
Thomas Hagel
Laymen Learn How Medicines Work At Boston Course
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy offers a $50 crash course for laypeople to understand medicines and responsible use. Dr. Wayne Evans says it aims to prompt questions before taking drugs and reduce avoidable hospitalizations from adverse reactions. The 16 hour weekend session features experts from Harvard and Tufts and covers antibiotics like tetracycline, risks of misuse, and the need to finish prescribed courses.
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Boston
Wayne Evans
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Center For Citizen Health Learning
United States
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Board Oks
Jerry G. Gundlach
Iowa
Kenneth C. Budka
Marlin D. Henderson
Donald L. Johnson
James E. Manard
Fred Morrow
Hall County
John DeCamp
Neligh
Harvard
Tufts
Pharacy College
Evans
Tae
Ceresco