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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1977

Page

8

Nebraska weighs ending rotating ballot names practice

Secretary of State Allen Beermann says Nebraska could save about 1.5 million dollars by stopping rotating candidates on ballots. Lancaster County's Bill Davidson notes an 8 000 to 10 000 dollar cost per election and supports a lot drawn system like Texas. Douglas County's Mike Boyle agrees name position does not affect results.

Ly United Press Intn Allen Beermann Lancaster County Bill Davidson Davidson Lincoln John Robinson Robinson Beermann Nebraska Texas Douglas County Mike Boyle

Illinois man charged in Lincoln Safeway robbery

Rudy Helenick a 37 year old from Illinois faced three felony counts after the weekend Safeway robbery at 1265 So Conner. He allegedly brandished a sawed off rifle, locked three employees in a cooler, and fled with 5000 before a high speed chase ended in a crash at 69th and Platte. The money was reportedly recovered and a preliminary hearing was set for June 14.

Illinois Lincoln Rudy Helenick Safeway Conner Highspeed Tion Helenick 69Th and Platte

Session passed over Exon's objections

DeCamp's strategy rests on securing at least 25 senators, a bare majority, to advance his legislative plan despite Senator Exon's objections. The tense maneuvering signals a push to move ahead even as opposition grows within the chamber.

Exon DeCamp

Stahl Named Deputy Governor of Farm Credit Administration

Sheldon W. Stahl, vice president and senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, is appointed deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration in Washington, D.C., effective Aug. 1. He is well known among bankers and educators in the Midwest for his public speaking and writings in bank publications.

Sheldon W. Stahl Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Office of Finance and Research Farm Credit Administration Washington, D.C Dr. Stahl mid-America

Nebraska lawmakers weigh extended session to unlock school aid veto

DeCamp proposes moving LB532 to second reading to force extra days or a special session so LB33A can carry the school aid provision. If extended, a sequence could allow passage and veto override of Exon’s school aid plan by July 1, with voter referendum possible to repeal the provision.

Exon Nebraska Sion DeCamp

Harris says Nebraska general fund trails projections by ten million

Lincoln businessman Bill Harris notes May receipts for Nebraska general fund reached 48.8 million versus 58.8 million forecast by the State Revenue Dept. He warns for a 11 month shortfall of 30.3 million and a May balance near 1.3 million, signaling potential debt and possible tax rises.

Nebraska Lincoln Bill Harris Harris State Revenue Dept

Closed hearing in G I murder case moves to juvenile court

In Grand Island Hall County District Court Judge L W Kelly held a closed hearing on motions to transfer the first degree murder cases of two 16 year olds, Bernard Schaeffer and George Lanzendorf, to juvenile court. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday. each defendant is held without bond.

Grand Island Hall County District Court L. W. Kelly Bernard Schaeffer George A. Lanzendorf Donald Beery Jr Schaeffer

Odrinil natural water pill promises fast relief

New Odrinil uses herbal diuretic compounds to reduce premenstrual water retention. The tablet is marketed as a gentle, effective quick fix for bloating with a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied.

Man of the fields keeps farming past 80 years near Pilger

Gustav F. Lueshen, now 89, farms 160 acres alone beside his 240 acre holding near Pilger Nebraska. He bought the first rubber-tired tractor in the area in 1937 and tends multicolored peonies along his lane, caring for an old Civil War era farmhouse and sharing life with his dachshund Skump.

Pilger Gustav F. Lueshen Nebraska Lueshen Skump

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