Frontier launches twice daily nonstop to Chicago O Hare
Frontier Airlines begins direct service from Lincoln to Chicago O Hare with two daily round trips. Flight 140 arrived five minutes late due to weather but was well received by Mayor Helen Bousalis and officials. The Boeing 737 carried 97 passengers with several boarding at Salina Topeka and Lincoln.
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Natelsons Sign Lease for Centrum Store in Lincoln
Natelson's Inc signs a lease with Watson Centers Inc to operate the retail portion of the Centrum parking complex in downtown Lincoln. The deal covers about 4,000 square feet, with 56,000 square feet of retail space in the project. Retailers with signed leases will be announced around December 1, and a decision on a potential third floor office space is not expected until January 1.
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Louis Somberg
Omaha
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Natelson
Dan Bergeron
Don Bolles Murder Case Not Closed Yet
The chief prosecutor says the Bolles murder conviction does not close the case. The article notes ongoing concerns while a Journal Editorial criticizes the proposed 50 50 funding formula for Social Security as a grave congressional error with long term negative consequences.
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Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Special Flights and Rates Highlight GOLOR Benefits
IMPACT reports highlight special flights at reduced rates benefiting GOLOR customers. Nebraska officials dispute NOW group claims of federal delay on sex bias complaints. The Supreme Court declined to review a Florida libel case, upholding a $214,000 judgment and drawing concern over press freedom.
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Floods Kill 46 in South as Rescuers Search
Across the region rescue workers hunted for victims of a dam collapse near Toccoa Falls College in Georgia. The final death toll was projected at 39, with 37 bodies found and two missing as authorities consider dragging a sewage pond for remains. Four youths died in flash flooding near Asheville, North Carolina, raising totals as crews investigate the disaster's scope.
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George Busbee
Kelly Barnes Lake
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Farmers rally in McCook for 100 percent farm parity strike
An overflow crowd estimated at more than 2,500 gathered in McCook to support the American Agriculture farm strike movement. Speakers urged unity and 100 percent parity for farm production, condemning national leaders who opposed the strike and calling for halting imports until parity is achieved.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Willmar
Minn
Lawrence Bitner
Springfield
Colo
American Agriculture
Bitner
Stan DeBoer
Bertrand
DeBoer
Old Susie or Sam Which teacher should be fired for budget cuts
A Nebraska debate on seniority vs merit in layoffs. Susie a 40 year veteran and Sam a two year out of college face budget cuts as districts weigh local control against a proposed state force reduction bill. Supporters say seniority ensures fairness, while critics seek broader evaluation and local flexibility.
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Young Sam
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Paul Belz
Classified Advertising Hotline Ad Verso Nebraska
Toll free number promotes Journal-Star classifieds from anywhere in Nebraska. Call 800 742 7385 to place ads across the state.
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Adv
Paper Route Opening Aims To Hire Near Home
School boards oppose a bill says Ron Houser Pershing Elementary teacher and NSEA district official, arguing merit evaluation should count beyond years of service. He warns of a last in first out problem while overstaffing may ease as teachers leave, due to burnout and heavy administration.
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Hank” Lund
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