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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1977
Page
7
Gov J J Exon and advisers huddle to finalize vetoes on bills from last Wednesday’s marathon session. LB532, the largest budget measure with a $20 million school aid increase, stalled and faces another try on the 90th and last day of the 1977 session.
Lancaster County Emergency Services Council reaffirmed support for two privately owned ambulance firms and the Bryan Mobile Heart Team based at Bryan Memorial Hospital. The group urged retroactive city subsidies totaling up to 60 000 annually and reviewed two proposals for EMS provision, rejecting city takeover plans and urging council review before any decision.
Gov. J. J. Exon charged Sen. Don Dworak with misinformation or opposition tactics regarding Nebraska criminal code revisions. Exon said override would delay effect until July 1978 and urged fixing abortion statutes separately before any full code overhaul.
Police say a female suspect 18 to 20 years old, about five and a half feet tall with blonde hair, robbed the Goodrich Dairy outlet at 4700 Antelope Creek Rd. Sunday, fleeing after taking an undetermined amount. The incident may be linked to two earlier robberies at South St and Touzalin Fremont stores.
New York officials say jet planes operating from Kennedy and LaGuardia routinely surpass noise standards and some conventional jets are louder than the Concorde, per the Environmental Protection Administration report.
The interview with Jackie Oliver explores racing as energy exchange with fans and a driver ego trip. He discusses danger, Mother Nature, and hunting for tiny gains on lap times, noting the sport is driven by machines more than the driver. Oliver trained at Bob Bondurant School, earned top grades, and chose to return to Nebraska to pursue racing locally.
Three dogs implanted with polyurethane artificial vessels at the University of Utah show functioning implants after 10 months. Researchers say the method could adapt to replace small human veins and arteries. Ba Maw, 85, former Burmese head of state under Japanese occupation, died Saturday.
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