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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1977

Page

11

Med Center abortion limit in higher education budget

Budget Committee backed a Labedz amendment directing the University of Nebraska Medical Center to limit abortions to align with balanced educational programs. The measure passed 27 to 7 amid Catholic Church opposition and claims of heavy-handed policy from the Legislature.

Budget Committee Bernice Labedz Omaha University of Nebraska Medical Center Keith Boughr Norfolk Ernest Chambers University of Nebraska Lincoln

White House considers options after farm credit survey

Gov. J. J. Exon reports a U S Agriculture Dept survey showing Nebraska agriculture in severe financial stress has been received by the White House. Exon said the facts verify his March 30 briefing to President Carter and that relief hinges on increasing loan rates.

J. J. Exon Nebraska White House Exon U.S Agriculture Dept Carter

Solons urge exoneration for Dr. Mudd in Lincoln case

The Unicameral approved LR69 urging President Carter to proclaim the doctor who treated John Wilkes Booth's broken leg innocent of wrongdoing. Sen. Ernest Chambers led the push with sponsors Ralph Kelly and Keith Boughn noting Mudd’s nonconspiratorial role and a historical pardon but seeking exoneration for Dr. Samuel A. Mudd.

Associated Press Unicameral Carter Abraham Lincoln Samuel A. Mudd John Wilkes Booth Booth Lincoln Keith Boughn Norfolk Kelly Richard D. Mudd Samuel Mudd Ravenna Neb Dr. Mudd Nebraska Chambers Andrew Johnson

Marvel in the hot seat as Nebraska Legislature grills budget plan

Hastings legislator Richard Marvel, long a budget committee chair, appears before the Legislative Council Executive Board with a $3.7 million request for 1977-78 operations. Senators debate size, flexibility, and oversight, while advocates press for independence of the rules revisor and ombudsman, plus contingency funds for equipment.

Richard D.marvel Hastings Marvel Grillee Legislative Council Shirley Marsh Lincoln Ron Cope Kearney Herb Duis Gothenburg Richard Lewis Holbrook Frank Lewis Bellevue Barbara Gaither The Nebraska Civil Liberties Union Murrell McNeil Vincent Brown

New trial sought in armed robbery case

United Press Inta l reports the Nebraska Supreme Court was asked to order a new trial for Kenneth Hawkman a 21 year old Cherry County resident charged with armed robbery and assault Hawkman convicted of attempting to steal a pickup owned by Robert Pavlick of Valentine Pavlick had picked up Hawkman and a friend as hitchhikers during which Hawkman allegedly drew a knife Pavlick shot him in the chest Hawkman contends the knife was drawn to open a pack of cigarettes but testimony at the preliminary hearing showed he did not remember the incident Hawkman pleaded guilty and received four concurrent sentences of five to 15 years each in seeking a new trial he argued his sentence was excessive and that his legal counsel was inadequate

Nebraska Supreme Court Kenneth Hawkman Cherry County Hawkman Robert Pavlick Valentine Pavlick

Curtis declines comment on Zorinsky remarks

Sen Carl Curtis would not comment on critical remarks by Sen Ed Zorinsky in a Sunday Journal and Star story. Zorinsky reportedly admitted embarrassment over the piece and said Curtis had not been an effective Nebraska senator.

Carl Curtis Nebraska Ed Zorinsky Sunday Journal and Star Curtis Zorinsky

Legislative Calendar Shows Reconsideration and Advancements

The 85th Legislature notes passage of L8328 and reconsideration of LB64. Adoptions include LBs69 and 71 while LBs533 534 536 542 and 543 advanced from general file. Select file includes Bs450 182 and 390. Adjournment set to 9 a.m. Tuesday.

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