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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

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Supreme Court allows states to refuse abortion funding and fund welfare

The court ruled 6-3 that states are not required to pay for elective abortions, upholding that equal protection and the Social Security Act do not compel funding. It also held 6-3 that states may opt to provide welfare benefits to families of striking workers, withHEW regulations allowing state choice and no universal standard. Dissenters criticized the decision as harmful to impoverished pregnant women.

Washington Supreme Court Connecticut Pennsylvania High Court Lewis Powell Jr Warren Burger Byron White William Rehnquist Potter Stewart John Paul Stevens Thurgood Marshall William Brennan Jr Harry Blackmun Powell St. Louis Brennan Congress House Senate Medicaid Federal Health Service For U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Health, Education and Welfare Dept HEW

State GOP in shambles says Tiemann eyes Exon race

Norbert Tiemann, 0-1 against J J Exon, says no GOP challenger can defeat the Democratic governor in 1978. He calls the Nebraska GOP in total shambles after recent losses and urges unified support for the party nominee. He mentions Bruce Hendrickson as a fresh face but avoids picking between Vance Rogers and Don Phares for governor.

Don Pieper Norbert T. Tiemann J. J. Exon U.S. Senate Exon Wausa Senate House Richard D. Marvel Hastings Hendrickson Tiemann Vance Rogers Lincoln Don Phares North Platte Charles Thone

Amin Missing After Assassination Attempt in Uganda

Reports cite a Nairobi press claim that gunmen tried to kill Idi Amin and that he vanished. Kenya and Uganda mobilized troops, roadblocks ring Kampala Entebbe, border guards tightened, and arrests among Baganda and soldiers were noted amid conflicting accounts of a coup and Amin’s fate.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Uganda Entebbe Idi Amin the Nation Amin Mustafa Adrisi Kampala Air France

Amen shaping NBC public role in Lincoln civic life

NBC board vice chairman Paul Amen leads community outreach and public image efforts for Nebraska’s fifth-largest bank. He anchors NBC’s marketing oriented structure and serves as a key ambassador in Lincoln’s civic affairs, rated among the region’s most influential and steering the bank's local influence.

Amen NBC Board NBC Center 13Th and NBC Nebraska First National Bank Lincoln Lincon Lincoln Journal Helen Bousalis

Classified Advertising Line For Nebraska Readers

Toll free number for Journal-Star classified ads appears for Nebraska readers. Advertisers can call 800 742 7385 to place ads from anywhere in the state.

Journal-Star Nebraska Adv

Waverly depot to host July melodrama No Sooner Won Than Wed

Waverly Bicentennial Commission funds and renovates the 106 year old Burlington Northern depot for a July 14 melodrama. Volunteers from Girl Scouts and former railroad workers helped, with lanterns and railroad memorabilia on display. The depot will offer a 75 seat theater and two display rooms for art shows and railroad history.

Sandy Mohr Waverly Waverly Arts Foundation Roger Bartlett Girl Scouts Bartlett Burlington Northern Nebraska Cornhusker Chapter Railroad Historical Society Brownville Cochairman

Withholding rate to rise to 18 percent in July

Nebraska state tax officials plan to raise the withholding to 18 percent from 17 percent in the first full pay period of July. Tax Commissioner William Peters rejected a 19 percent option. A public hearing is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Revenue Dept. hearing room in the Nebraska State Office Building.

William Peters Board of Equalization Peters Revenue Dept Nebraska State Office

Yankees manager Billy Martin to be fired soon

United Press International reports Billy Martin will be fired within a day or two and replaced by Yogi Berra. The note appears on page 13 of the paper.

United Press International New York Yankees Billy Martin Yogi Berra

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William Brennan Nobby University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska Republican Party Republican Party Holdrege Insurance Bruce Hendrickson Baganda Paul Amen By Warren Weber Bank of Commerce State Bank Board National Bank of Commerce Sears N Sts Evie Schlaphoff Sammy King Lincoln General Hospital Ann Landers Segal
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