Abstinence urged for pregnancy planning by Nebraska task force
The Nebraska Task Force on Women, Alcohol and Drugs urges both partners to abstain from alcohol when planning pregnancy. They cite risks of fetal alcohol syndrome affecting heads, limbs, brains, faces or hearts, and stress the first trimester as critical. Leaders emphasize a nonjudgmental stance and call for physician involvement.
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Jana Miller
Nebraska Task Force On Women, Alcohol and
Nebraska Task Force
National Council On Alcoholism
Connie L. Clark
Nebraska
Clark
Dolores Kraner
Omaha
Addie Leslie
Mary Ledbetter
Lincoln
Lydna Woodruff
Lincoln hosts free outdoor concert by Nebraska Chamber Orchestra
The Nebraska Chamber Orchestra will give a free outdoor concert on June 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. at 3001 Agate Court in Lincoln. The event highlights community arts and honors local culture with a portable program for residents and visitors alike.
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Nebraska Chamber Orchestra
Agate Court
Nebraska Supreme Court halts three planned executions
The Nebraska Supreme Court stayed the death sentences of Erwin Charles Simants Richard Dean Holtan and John Edward Rust postponing their executions to allow appeals. Attorneys plan to seek U S Supreme Court review with stays pending. Simants Holtan and Rust were convicted in 1975 74 killings tied to a Kellie family murder a supermarket holdup and a bar robbery in Omaha and Sutherland.
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United Press Inta’l
Nebraska Supreme Court
High Court
Erwin Charles Simants
Richard Dean Holtan
John Edward Rust
U.S. Supreme Court
Douglas County
Stan Krieger
Holton and Rust
Krieger
Keith Bystrom
Simants
Henry Kellie
Sutherland
Rust
Michael Kelley
Omaha
Holton
Lawrence Loder
Rodney Allan Stewart
Wesley Peery
Lincoln
Marianne Mitzner
Welfare fraud not more extensive despite more recipients HEW reports
HEW says welfare fraud remains not more extensive than in earlier years despite higher recipient counts and new state efforts. More cases referred to law enforcement in 1976, but share of total cases similar to 1975. California New York and Pennsylvania led in disposed cases, about 60 percent of the national total.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Soviet Cosmos Series Launch Nets Two New Satellites
Tass reports the Soviet Union launched two Cosmos satellites on Tuesday, numbered 913 and 914. The missions mark the 913th and 914th objects in the Cosmos program, extending the space series.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Lawmakers seek interim probe of State Patrol divisions
Five Nebraska senators call for an eight member special interim committee to study the criminal and drug divisions of the Nebraska State Patrol. LR141, referred to the Legislative Council Executive Board, probes procedures and possible misconduct among patrol informants. Colonel Karthauser pledged cooperation.
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Associated Press
Nebraska State Patrol
Legislative Council Executive Board
Steve Fowler
Lincoln
John
Unicam adopts resolution on railroads
The Legislature adopted several resolutions on Wednesday. One opposed abandoning 172 miles of the Chicago and Northwestern line from Winner to Norfolk, while Sen. Keith Boughn praised LR125 with a 34-0 vote, calling the move the state’s largest abandonment. A second measure LR122 to acquire land east of the Capitol for the capitol environs district passed 35-0, with Midwest Life Insurance owners potentially moving offices noted by Sen. Jerome Warner.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Winner, S.C
Norfolk
Keith Boughn
Nebraska
Capitol
Midwest Life Insurance
Waverly
Jerome Warner
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