Civil libertarians challenge obscenity ruling in Nebraska context
The Nebraska Civil Liberties Union and its cooperating attorney criticize a U S Supreme Court decision expanding state control of obscenity. Nebraska officials say the ruling will have little effect locally while the NCLU contemplates zoning approaches and defends First Amendment protections for adult readers and publishers.
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Nebraska Civil Liberties Union
NCLU
Lancaster County
Bob Gibson
High Court
Nebraska
Illinois
Supreme Court
High
Peoria
Ill
Paul Conley
Conley
Gibson
John Paul Stevens
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Flexitime gains favor in government and industry
An increasing number of agencies and private firms adopt flexitime allowing employees to choose start and end times within limits. The system does not reduce hours but enables longer days for a three day weekend, with claimed benefits of lower tardiness, reduced absenteeism, and higher morale.
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Conley
Washington
National Geographic
Munich
Britain
France
Netherlands
Japan
Scandinavian
Flexitime
Paul Dickson
Hospital workers urged to oppose Carter cost plan
Lincoln General Hospital and St Elizabeth Community Health Center employees were asked to write to Congress against the Carter administration hospital cost containment plan. Administrators at both facilities urged letters to President Carter and Nebraska lawmakers while Bryan Memorial Hospital's board also opposed the plan.
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Lincoln General Hospital
St. Elizabeth Community Health Center
Lincoln General
W. Robert Brungard
Presi
Wiley
Bryan Memorial Hospital
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano Jr
Jim Gember
Bryan
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