Bond slashes federal red tape in Lincoln visit
Christopher Kit Bond. former Missouri governor and GPLF president, tours Lincoln to outline goals of the Great Plains Legal Foundation. He urges less federal regulation, cites public interest litigation, and seeks donor support while noting Nebraska concerns such as water projects and FDA feed rules.
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Kit) Bond
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Washington, D. C
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Out of state men sentenced in Congress Inn robbery
Three men from Nevada New York and Nevada were sentenced to three to five years in the Nebraska Penal Complex for the February robbery of the Congress Inn at 2001 W. O Street. They were arrested in Cincinnati after the crime in which more than $500 was taken at gunpoint from two clerks.
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Las Vegas
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Niagara Falls
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Ohio
William Hastings
Lincoln man faces assault charge in mental retardation home case
A 24 year old Lincoln man, jailed awaiting possible arraignment in Municipal Court, is charged with assault after police said he pushed two mentally retarded residents aged 29 and 44, fired a BB gun, and exposed himself during bath time. The man denies the allegations. City Prosecutor Norm Langemach anticipated filing during Thursday's court session.
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Retired English Professor Forward Rites Planned
Roper and Sons Mortuary will host services at 10 a.m. Saturday for M. Kenneth Forward 86 longtime University of Nebraska English professor and former freshman English director. Born in Boston and educated at Brown and Harvard he wrote on De Quincey and regional Missouri Valley literature. Survivors include wife Dorothy and sister Grace Briggs of Greeley Colorado.
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Omaha man killed in Kansas 232 crash near Wilson
Allan Torrey, 47, of Omaha Nebraska, died when a single car left Kansas 232 north of Wilson, hit a guard post and rolled over. Two other occupants were hospitalized in Ellsworth for observation.
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