Airplane On Rural Road Triggers Sheriff Stop
A Sunday incident near Rocard ended when a Lan caster County deputy stopped a vehicle described as wide for the rural road. The officer cited the driver after determining the craft appeared to be an airplane. Further details from the sheriff’s office were not immediately available.
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Amen balances growth hopes with Lincoln Alliance concerns
The profile discusses Paul San Paul Amen's cautious stance on growth between restraint and expansion. It notes his views on the Lincoln Alliance, his behind the scenes political activity, past campaigns with Sam Schwartzkopf and John McCollister, and a career move within NBC amid internal power shifts. It also covers his Germanic heritage, family background, and biographical milestones from football to banking and NBC leadership.
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Mrs Alloway Dies. Saratoga Elementary Teacher
Elizabeth Libby Alloway 57 longtime Saratoga Elementary School teacher died Monday. She held a masters from the University of Nebraska and belonged to Lambda Theta. Survived by husband Richard K and son Richard Jr of Lincoln. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hodgman Sprain Roberts Chapel Lincoln.
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Libby) Alloway
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Rick) K. Jr
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Lincoln City Council weighs new obscenity controls
City officials heard complaints about Playboy magazines at a Lincoln grocery store at South 27th and Nebraska Highway 2. Council members debated possible anti obscenity taxes and zoning liquor license powers to curb topless lounges or massage parlors if issues arise. no decision was reached.
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Mr. B
Humble
Director of health gets raise in Nebraska health department
Dr. Clarence Davis praised Dr. Henry Smith at the State Health Board meeting as the Osceola physician noted Nebraska’s strides over the decade. Smith saw a raise of 1990 dollars to 40882, elevating him among top state department heads.
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Nebraskans for Public TV elect new board leaders
Mrs. William Hasebroock of West Point was elected President of the Nebraskans for Public Television board, succeeding Benjamin B. Morris of Omaha. Lorraine Orr of North Platte was elected vice president. New directors include Douglas Harlan Holdrege William H. Miller Grand Island and Mrs Cliff Hillegass Harry Seward of Lincoln. Joyce Ayres and Jack Campbell of Lincoln were reelected for three-year terms.
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United Press Intn‘l
William Hasebroock
West Point
Nebraskans For Public Television, Inc
Lincoln
Nebraskan Held In Salt Lake City Bank Robbery
David R. Curry 44 of Lincoln Neb was charged with bank robbery in the Zions First National Bank raid in Salt Lake City. About 700 dollars was taken. He is held in City County Jail without bond.
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David R. Curry
Lincoln
Neb
Zions First National Bank
Curry
Commission to reshuffle adult education in Nebraska
The Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education weighs tighter control and cost sharing for adult and continuing education. Proposals urge public schools to offer free adult basic courses to age 21, shift vocational funding toward credit bearing programs, and require strict staffing standards while avoiding program duplication.
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Omaha
Nebraska Coordinating Commission For Postsecondary Education
Commission
Nebraska Energy Office unveils statewide energy plan
The Nebraska Energy Office released a 227 page draft energy plan aiming to cut total energy use by 5 percent by 1980. It outlines five mandates nine optional measures and six study programs and invites public input through statewide hearings July 12 to 19 at listed locations.
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United Press Intn'l
Nebraska Energy Office
Nebraska
Nebraska Abortion Ruling Seen as Limited Effect
A Nebraska Department of Public Welfare official said the Supreme Court ruling on Medicaid elective abortions will have little impact in Nebraska. Don Hogg noted state rules already allow Medicaid payment for abortions deemed necessary for physical or psychological reasons. He stressed no Nebraska Medicaid client has challenged the right to free treatment and a Medicaid study results were not ready.
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Nebraska
Department of Public Welfare
Don Hogg
Hogg
Tion
Congressman Flippo Released From Hospital After Bypass
Rep Ronnie Flippo a Democrat from Alabama was discharged from a Birmingham hospital after coronary bypass surgery performed on June 8. Doctors said his recovery is on schedule and his activities will be restricted for several weeks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ronnie Flippo
Flippo
Gery
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