Exon opens tax records to public view
Lincoln Journal editorials praise John James Exon for releasing federal and state tax returns along with assets and liabilities. The piece notes the disclosure goes beyond the act’s requirements and sets an example for future officials, while predicting potential political costs.
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Frank Morrison
Does It Square With Constitution LB131 Tax Bill
The article debates LB131 Nebraska tax reform, noting the bill’s single subject rule, title wording, and the shift from reappraisal to revalue. It questions constitutional compliance and hints at political pressure to pass before 1977 session end, with references to Sen. DeCamp and Gov. Exon.
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John DeCamp
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Exon
Lincoln hosts Nebraska Ornithologists Union annual meeting
The Nebraska Ornithologists Union gathers in Lincoln for its weekend meeting. The write up notes a rising interest in bird watching and highlights varied backyard bird sightings. It references Charles A. Lindbergh's Africa safari quotes on birds versus airplanes.
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Lincoln
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Dean Clawson Honored as Scottish Rite Teacher of the Year
The Lincoln Journal notes Dean Clawson of Lincoln High School industrial arts named Scottish Rite Teacher of the Year. Daniel R. Remigio of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. receives the 1977 Junior Achievement National Leadership Award. Nine UNL students graduate with Highest Distinction led by Mitzi Dearborn and David Heinke. Nebraska Department of Economic Development earns SBA Advocates of the Year. Future Farmers of North Loup Scotia chapter wins FFA dairy cattle contest.
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Dean Clawson
Lincoln High School
Daniel R. Remigio
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Mitzi Dearborn
Plymouth, N.H
David Heinke
Sioux City, Ia
Terry
Future Farmers of
Letter from Lincoln Journal reader defends stadium funding
A Lincoln Journal reader recounts decades of subscribing since 1944 and defends funding for the university stadium, criticizing a critic and expressing frustration at tax controversy over football support. The writer notes long tenure and personal stake, ending with a complaint about ticket costs of 61.50.
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Stephen K. Lincoln
Grim South Africa crisis looms in 1980s regional turmoil
The piece outlines a feared disaster in southern Africa as black governments emerge in Zimbabwe and Namibia, intensifying clashes with apartheid South Africa. Guerrilla warfare, Cuban and Soviet support, Western hesitation, and a push for reform are described as pivotal factors shaping a potential regional catastrophe.
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Nixon Kissinger partnership in foreign policy explored
The Los Angeles Times piece argues Nixon and Kissinger formed an indispensable, odd couple in shaping U S diplomacy. It contrasts Nixon’s ruthlessness and tactical skill with Kissinger’s historic insight and strategic balancing. It notes their mutual dependence and debates who truly drove key policies. It also condemns Nixon’s self mythologizing.
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