Whittier Staff to Teach At Attention Center Next Fall
Lincoln School Superintendent John Prasch announced that Whittier School staff will extend its special programs to provide classes for Juvenile Attention Center residents in the Lincoln School District next fall. No center classes will run during summer when public schools are closed. Substitute Kay Browant taught part-time from April to term end.
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the Center
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Kay Browant
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Jon Hill
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Mall could be biggest urban park project in nation
Omaha official James Kelly says the Central Park Mall project at 15 million dollars may be the largest urban park effort in the country drawing national attention with a feature planned in Urban Design. Other large schemes exist only as drawings.
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Nebraska 4‑H Club Week Set in Lincoln and Omaha
More than 225 Nebraska 4‑H'ers convene in Lincoln for Club Week with a Career Day in Omaha. They tour business firms, hear government bill hearings, and visit UNL departments, ending with a Friday noon banquet and a capitol trip.
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Omaha
University of Nebraska 4-H Club
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
State Capitol
Exon backs death penalty with safeguards at Boys and Girls State
Governor J. J. Exon told over 900 Nebraska high school juniors that he supports the death penalty if applied without discrimination. He cited highway safety concerns for youth and the rise in fatal and disabling road accidents. He also backs the Equal Rights Amendment and opposes marijuana legalization.
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United Press International
J. J. Exon
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Nebraska
Exon
Lincoln transit drivers reject 64 percent wage package
Lincoln Transit System bus drivers and the AFSCME local representing 650 workers rejected the city offered 64 percent wage and fringe benefit increase. City Hall says an impasse exists while the Firefighters Union votes and two other groups may accept.
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Thone Pushes Temporary Welfare Committee
Rep. Charles Thone announced a bill to form a temporary House committee on welfare that would start work immediately and end after a comprehensive assistance package replaces existing scattered programs. He said Carter ordered reform goals by May 1, with specific proposals not expected before August.
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Associated Press
Charles Thone
House Committee On Welfare
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Carter
Teaching jobs scarce in Omaha district hiring cuts
Omaha School District plans to reduce regular teaching staff by about 100 this year with possible offset from expansion in special education. Officials say need remains for teachers in mathematics and industrial, vocational, and distributive education as applicants widen beyond Omaha and its suburbs. UNO career head notes district seeks qualified hires beyond local area.
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Asst
Ron Anderson
College of Education
University of Nebraska At Omaha
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Wyoming Governor Ed Herschler Returns After Hospital Stay
Gov. Ed Herschler, 58, left Cheyenne hospital after a two day stay following chest pains and dizziness. Doctors ruled out a heart attack and Herschler planned to return to duties on Monday. He said he was feeling fine and thanked doctors.
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