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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1977
Page
4
The Journal apologizes for omitting State Sen. Larry Stoney of Omaha from praise for voting against LB4. The piece laments the bill delaying the Sunshine Act to mid 1978 and weakening disclosure of lobbying funding. It warns if LB4 passes or is vetoed, lawyers and lobbyists avoid public salary disclosures.
A Field Newspaper Syndicate analysis argues Carter's proposals threaten to alter how Social Security operates, shifting costs away from a clear insurance analogy and toward backdoor financing. It warns that two proposed steps will distort the system, reduce transparency, and complicate public grasp of retirement funding.
The Nebraska Supreme Court let the Court of Industrial Relations review contract disputes if local grievance channels fail. A Sutherland teacher won after the district rejected personal leave for a music contest. NSEA praised judicial option while noting reduced local management control.
Four council members Sue Bailey Richard Baker Max Denney and Steve Cook led a rejection of extending municipal water taps beyond city limits to Hy-Gain Electronics in Stevens Creek Watershed northeast of Lincoln. They cited risks to the city’s comprehensive growth plan and potential loss of denial power for future outsiders while protecting residents.
President Carter jokes about memorializing Dylan Thomas in Westminster Abbey while touring with a bishop. He notes the poet’s fame and quips about the likelihood of his burial there, then praises Thomas as one of this century’s greatest poets and recalls works like Under Milk Wood and A Child's Christmas in Wales.
A church note selects a biblical verse about divine blessing and prosperity. Rev Trago McWilliams of Christ Temple Mission Church is highlighted as the chosen author of the blessing.
Amid London summit setbacks Carter aims to separate nuclear energy from weapons. Reprocessing fears in Germany France and Japan fuel deals with Brazil and Pakistan. A shared international regime could depoliticize the issue and curb proliferation through global controls.
Nixon contrasts his handling of Haldeman and Ehrlichman with Eisenhower’s ouster of Sherman Adams. Ike delayed, a messenger delivered the ultimatum, and Meade Alcorn acted as emissary. The piece argues Nixon's emotional storytelling masks selective truth and self dramatization.
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