Six investors to buy Commercial Bank of Blue Hill
A group of six Blue Hill investors signed a deal to buy the Commercial Bank of Blue Hill. Gerald Koepke of Blue Hill, an executive at Roseland State Bank, says federal approval is needed though verbal consent exists. The sale price is not disclosed, with rumors placing it around 750000 dollars.
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Commercial Bank of
Blue Hill
Gerald Koepke
Roseland State Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Blue Hill Agency
Federal Reserve
Koepke
Nebraska Banking Dept
David Schomburg
Bryan Jones
Bladen
Blue Hill Bank
Eugene Auten
Farmer
Jones
Hastings
Harold Myers
Omaha
James McBride
Roseland Bank
First National Bank of
Aurora
Roseland
James) McBride
Criminal code bill approved after lengthy Legislature vote
After seven years of prep and two and a half months of debate, the Legislature approved main criminal code bill LB38 on a 26 to 15 vote. The 235 page measure, reading in full, becomes effective July 1, 1978, with related bills LB39 and LB40 advancing in the session.
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David Koto
Ernest Chambers
Omaha
Keith Boughn
Norfolk
Carter sets health plan and welfare redesign as goals
President Carter, in a UAW speech in Los Angeles, vows to submit a national health insurance plan early next year and says the welfare system must be redesigned. He warns that fiscal restraint requires hard choices to balance the budget by 1981 while keeping economic growth and asks for support on energy and tax measures for big cars. He criticizes mere tinkering and urges reforms to raise revenues amid a sluggish economy.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carter
United Auto Workers
UAW
George McGovern
Washington
Croprich
California
Central Valley
Drouth
Fresno
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Leonard Woodcock
Auto Workers
Public survey targets industries for investigation and change
A partisan public survey labels food manufacturers hospitals the medical profession oil producers and automakers as in need of investigation or reform. It notes consumer advocates and the public disagree on several issues.
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Journal
Washington
Brooke Shearer
Dustry
Regional lab move reflects long political games and power
The dispute over moving the Midwest meat and poultry inspection lab from Lincoln to St. Louis hinges on 2 party politics and influence. The piece traces Senate figures Hruska Eagleton and Rep Thone in shaping the outcome, noting Carter administration priorities favor Missouri over Nebraska.
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Washington
Sidney Hillman
Henry Brooks Adams
Meat and Poultry Inspection Laboratory
Lincoln
St. Louis
J. J. Exon
Nebraska
Charles Thone
Ed Zorinsky
Zorinsky
GOP
Homan Hruska
Thone
Carol Foreman
Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
House Agriculture Committee
Sen
Hruska
Gerald Ford
Earl Butz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
White House
Senate Appropriations Com
Consumer anxiety and trust gaps in 1977 Harris survey
A Lou Harris survey shows Americans rate helping consumers to get a fair deal as a top concern alongside inflation and job creation. It finds public distrust of advertising, business, and regulators, with consumers pessimistic about product durability and truthful claims while regulators appear more in touch with public sentiment.
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Lou Harris
Sentry Insurance
Harris
Busines
Field Enterprises
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Chambers
Cope
DeCamp
Dworak
Fowler
George
Hasebroock
Kelly
Keyes
Koch
Labedz
Luedtke
Marsh
Maxey
Merz
Moylan
Newell
Nichol
Reutzel
Rumery
Savage
Schmit
Simon
Stoney
Berevter
Brennan
Carsten
Clark
Cullan
Lakewood
N.J
County Energy Council
Ernest Buhr
Energy Watchdog
City Hall
Max Denney
Sue Bailey
Helen Bousalis
Coun
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Leo Scherer
Joe Hampton
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