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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1977

Page

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Deficiency allocations approved by Unicam

The Legislature approved a 2.3 million dollar deficiency appropriations measure in general tax funds. LB522 passed 45 to 0, funding 90 percent of certain special education costs along with other specific items across Chadron State College the Claims Board the Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission the Plant Industry Building at UNL and the Youth Development Center boiler replacement at Kearney.

Chadron State College State Claims Board Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission

Carter Reschedules News Conference to Avoid Frost Nixon Clash

President Carter moves his Thursday news conference from 6 30 p m to 1 30 p m CDT to avoid competing with the David Frost Richard Nixon interview. Spokesman Jody Powell says entertainment should not be put against politics as the Frost Nixon program airs at 7 30 p m on 155 stations. The networks plan to televise Carter live.

Washington Carter David Frost Richard M. Nixon Jody Powell Europe Hafez Assad

Classified line advert call number for Nebraska

A toll free classified advertising line for the Journal Star invites readers to place ads from anywhere in Nebraska using 800 742 7385. The notice emphasizes statewide accessibility and advertising assistance.

Journal-Star Nebraska Adv

U.S. to Ban Fluorocarbon Aerosol Sprays by 1979

Washington announces a three agency phaseout beginning Oct 15 1978 with all fluorocarbon aerosol products banned from interstate commerce by Apr 15 1979. The move aims to protect the ozone layer and reduce skin cancer risk while warning labels will be added as stocks run down.

U.S Washington Food and Drug Administration Consumer Product Safety Commission Environmental Protection Agency Earth FDA Donald Kennedy

Birds dive into chimney in Anderson California scene repeats

In Anderson California hundreds of Vaux's swifts plunged into a chimney causing alarm for the Sherlock family. Firemen removed carcasses with bags as birds gathered again over the house. A state fish and game official and Audubon Society noted nesting instincts behind the unexplained dive.

Bodega Bay Calif Anderson Sherlock

NATO backs Carter defense plan amid Warsaw Pact buildup

NATO unanimously endorsed President Carter's proposals for tougher western defenses in Europe and deterrence against Soviet arms growth. The council agreed on a Washington summit in a year to review immediate and long term measures, with studies on East West relations and defense capability.

London UPI NATO Alliance Carter Europe NATO Joseph Luns NATO Council Council Luns Tion Washington

Disabled Chad Wilson Finds Fit at Local Assembly Firm

Chad Wilson. 19, with hearing and speech difficulties, is hired by TMCO at 501 J St to perform a simple assembly line task. The move follows a Lancaster Office of Mental Retardation program referral and support from Hayward School and Lincoln vocational counselors. Temme cites low absenteeism and rare job hopping as benefits, with TOP funds helping Chad’s training and a savings account opened for him.

Gary Kemper Roland Temme Chad Wilson Chad Temme TMCO 501 J St Notifier Co Lancaster Office of Mental Retardation LOMR Cance Hayward School No. 9Th St Jane Storey Loma Lincoln Public Schools Jack E. Carroll Fred Lancaster Manor John Denkovich Hayward Nancy Glendenning

Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast

Partly cloudy tonight with mild conditions. Thursday shows sunny skies and warmer temperatures, with a predicted high of 83 F (28 C) and a low of 55 F (13 C).

Actress Joan Crawford dies after rise from humble start

Lucille LeSueur born 1908 dies in New York. Her fame as glamorous actress Joan Crawford is noted. The piece appears in the Journal Editorial section with references to Page 10.

Lucille LeSueur New York Joan Crawford

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Humberto Ramirez Danny Sis Mikey Turner Mikey Danny Unicam The Associated Press University of Nebraska-Lincoln Kearney University of Nebraska Frost United States Redding Mrs. Sherlock Sparkle O St.-Rd Lincoln National Ann Landers
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