Council head says 1976 a safer year for driving
National Safety Council President Vincent Tofany told 200 Nebraska Safety Council members that 1976 saw record low accident fatality rates though 10 000 Americans died in accidents and 10 million were injured. He urged industrial management to lead safety standards and noted OSHA cannot legislate safety fully. Graham Jones of Ash Grove Cement Co. said federal rules reduced union dominated programs.
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National Safety Council
Nebraska Safety Council
Vincent Tofany
Tofany
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Sam
Graham Jones
Ash Grove Cement Co
Kansas City
Jones
Duane Acklie
Crete Carrier Corp
Lee Becker
Becton-Dickinson
Don Siebe
Concrete Industries of
Lincoln
R. A. Cederberg
Beatrice
Robert O. Dean
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
John Doherty
Dutton- Lainson Co
Hastings
Stan Matzke, Jr
State Administrative Services Dept
Gene McBurney
State Farm Insurance Companies of
W. E. Mickelson
Cengas of
Robert Weidel
Nucor Steel
Norfolk
Stephen M. Cary
Murdock Management Co
Penologists seek to use infirmary for state work center
A public meeting is set for 6 p.m. June 9 at the penitentiary training center to discuss converting the old Air Force infirmary at Lincoln Air Park into a Nebraska Penal Complex work release center. Correctional Services Director Joseph Vitek invites questions or views. The center lies outside the fence west of the penitentiary entrance.
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Air Force Infirmary
Lincoln Air Park
Nebraska
Penitentiary
Correctional Services
Joseph Vitek
Vitek
Correctional Services Dept
Omaha
Norfolk
Lincoln
Ethiopia breaks another long tie by recalling trainees
The United States reports Ethiopia recalls 81 military personnel in training, including 53 Air Force, 21 Army, and seven Navy members. Some are midway through training while others have completed courses as the new Marxist leadership asks them to return.
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Washington
Ethiopia
United States
Pentagon
Comprehensive Plan progress review set for Lincoln zoning work
Public review of the Comprehensive Plan progress is tentatively set for later this month as the City Planning and Law Departments advance phase one. Phase one, due by August end, will define the relationship between the Plan and a new zoning ordinance, followed by drafting zoning regulations.
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Lincoln
City Planning Dept
Law Dept
Helen Bousalis
Planning Dept
Ver Borg
Chamber of Commerce
Borg
City Council
Council Board and Planning Commission
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Richard C. Edmonds
Chamber of Commerce Planning and Land Use Committee
Edmonds
Chamber
Oye
Aluminum
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Redwood
Hayvey
Mena
Summer Toy
Vine Street