Oil shortage may outstrip supply by 1981 warns study
A 35-member international panel backed by MIT warns oil demand could exceed free world supply in four to six years if OPEC cuts output. By 2000 shortages could reach 15 to 20 million barrels daily, even with conservation efforts, risking higher prices and possible global conflict.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Britain
Canada
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Iran
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Venezuela
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
Dahlquist Appointed to Liquor Commission in Nebraska
Gov. Exon named Catherine Dahlquist to the Liquor Control Commission, replacing Edward Robinson on May 24. She will resign her Parole Board seat in September 1978 to take a six year term, cutting her current Omaha pay. Cunningham moves from mayor to State Game and Parks Commission on June 7, succeeding Edward Zorinsky and facing bipartisan commission balance.
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Catherine Dahlquist
Omaha
Robert Cunningham
State Game and Parks Commission
J.J. Exon
Dahlquist
Liquor Control Commission
Omahan
Parole Board
Nebraska
Cunningham
Edward Zorinsky
Zorinsky
U.S. Senate
Exon
George Syas
Game Commission
Art Brown
Syas
Commission
Brown
Glenn
Liquor Commission
Edward Robinson
Weather notes and local civic briefs around Lincoln
Tonight cloudy and mild with a 40 percent chance of rain. High 83 and low 58. Editorial calls for $60 million in state aid to schools over three years. Hy-Gain Electronics will not cut Lincoln operations after state water service denial. State Labor reports Nebraska unemployment falling to 3.7 percent.
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State Labor Dept
Gerald Chizek
Nebraska
Accused slayer taken to Omaha for mental exam
York teenager York-Ricky A. Johnson 17 is en route to Omaha for neurological and psychological tests ordered by District Judge William Norton after a defense motion in the first degree murder case involving the April 22 shooting death of York police officer James Richardson II. The tests were permitted following a Monday hearing, with Norton noting Johnson’s right to acquire information for a plea or defense.
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York
Ricky A. Johnson
Omaha
William Norton
Johnson
John Brogan
James Richardson II
Norton
Lake Michigan trout poaching causes furor
Lake Michigan trout poaching has grown into a multi million dollar nationwide business officials say. A Door County raid led to arrests and confiscations as DNR investigates illegal peddling of lake trout contaminated with PCBs. Officials warn not to eat lake trout over 20 inches more than once weekly.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
UPI
Lake Michigan
The
Milwaukee Journal
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Chicago
United States
Wesley Brandt
Door County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Final reading begets mumble jumble hour in Nebraska
Nebraska lawmakers face final reading of four bill criminal code LB38 LB39 LB40 LB41 with clerk Vincent Brown and assistant Patrick O'Donnell hard pressed as hours drag on. Barnett plans lunch hour session while rules allow occasional breaks as quorums loom and late budget bills loom.
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Vincent Brown
Patrick O'Donnell
Nebraska
Brown
O'Donnell
Wally Barnett
Lincoln
Judiciary Committee
Roland Luedtke
Nebraskans Tell Carter to Leave Water Policy Local
Nebraska water leaders oppose federal control urging preservation of state rights in water management. Interior Secretary Andrus urges changes to boost federal influence citing archaic laws and conservation goals. Williamson and Wagner defend Nebraska’s lead and caution against a one size fits all national policy.
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Carter
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Idaho
Nebraska
Dayle Williamson
Nebraska Natural Resources Commission
Don Wagner
Ord
Nebraska Water Resources Assn
Williamson
Wagner
The
Nebraska Sierra Club
UNL Dean Ron Smith to lead Georgetown School of Business
UNL dean and professor Ron Smith will depart July 1 to become dean of Georgetown University's School of Business Administration in Washington DC. The 39 year old has been praised by Lincoln business leaders for his industry ties and student outreach while at UNL.
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Ron Smith
Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
College of Business Administration
School of Business Administration
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Smith
Washington
Vicary
del Snodgrass
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
UNL
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
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Naples
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Ohio
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Robinson
William Hoppner
Suzanne Latham
Hy-Gain Electronics
Council
City Water Service
Ann Landers Lincoln
Unicam
By C. David Kotok
Barnett
Attorney General's Office
Wkazobrikl
Scroputzolvp
Tobrnssk
Dean
Duane Vicary
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
D. B. Warner
UNL College
Colleges of Business Administration
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