Nine Nebraskans dies in weekend traffic incidents
Nine Nebraskans were killed in traffic accidents over the weekend. Among the victims were three teens in a two car crash south of Hay Springs and others in Council Bluffs and across northwest Nebraska. The report lists names ages and locations of the deceased and notes injuries to several others.
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Hay Springs
Neb
Lonnie E. Turpin
Gering
Kevin Rhyne
Terrytown
Donald E. Bowles
Nebraska State Patrol
Turpin
Monte Orr
Rhyne
Bowles
Orr
Jeffrey Nisker
Dennis Andersen
Omaha
Marvin Stockton
Council Bluffs
Stockton
Omaha man shot after Arlington chase
Michael R. Muldoon 21 of Omaha was wounded by Arlington Marshal Kenneth Booze after a pursuit of a reportedly stolen car. Muldoon, in satisfactory condition, fled on foot across a field when Booze fired a shotgun warning then shot as Muldoon ran.
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Omaha
Arlington
Washington County
Michael R. Muldoon
Kenneth Booze
Fremont
Booze
U.S. 30
Quist
Lincoln man’s embezzlement charges dropped for diversion program
Lincoln man Brian A. Gutknecht 27 agreed to Pre-Trial Diversion after admitting embezzling more than 5000 from Avco Finance Co where he was assistant manager. He left the business last August and was later arrested in Fargo. Gutknecht must make restitution as part of entry into the program.
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Lincoln
Lancaster County
Brian A. Gutknecht
No. 9Th St
Bernie McGinn
Gutknecht
Hampton Tops Council Vote with Largest Campaign Spending
Campaign finance reports show Hampton spent 10 972 in the City Council race after winning May 3. Leo Scherer trails in expenses while several candidates revealed contributions, with Robinson and Bailey listing $100 and $200 gifts respectively. Allan financed most of his campaign with loans from himself totaling 4 217 out of 5 606.
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Joe Hampton
Hampton
Havelock
Leo Scherer
John Robinson
Sue Bailey
Robinson
Harry F. Ware
Dain, Kalman & Quail
Jason
P Street
Bailey
Dudley
Dorothy Walker
Lancaster County Democratic Committee
Paul Galter
T.R. Allan
Tee Wee
Breveres
Apie Cale
Ae Ree Ers
Testicle transplant optimistic for twin recipient in California
Timothy Twomey, 30, who received a transplanted testicle from his twin Terry, hopes for a turning point in life. Doctors warn success may depend on identical twins and expect about six months to reveal results as both brothers recover at St. Luke’s Hospital West. If successful, Timothy could produce testosterone and sperm, aiding fertility for him and his wife.
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Sherman Silber
St. Luke’s Hospital West
Silber
Timothy
Terry
Lincoln City Council Forms Conflict of Interest Panel
Council Chairman Richard Baker on Monday named a five member committee to advise on conflict of interest questions and clarify the Lincoln City Code. Members include City Atty Charles Humble former City Attys Richard Wood Norm Krivosha the Rev James Stillwell and Arlyss Brown with two council members objecting to the appointment process.
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Richard Baker
Baker
Lincoln City
Charles Humble
City Attys
Richard Wood
Norm Krivosha
James Stillwell
Arlyss Brown
Vincent Brown
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