Inconsistency in Nebraska Education Debates Shown
The piece contrasts the Nebraska State Education Assn and the Nebraska School Improvement Assn over school policy and local control. It notes public clashes involving Paul Belz S H Brauer Jr Don Lienemann and Gov Exon. It argues that elected boards lack full control and that state funding could shift power to the Legislature.
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Nebraska State Education Assn
NSEA
Nebraska School Improvement Assn
NSIA
Paul Belz
S. H. Brauer Jr
Brauer
Belz
Nebraska
Brauer & Co
State Board of Education
Don Lienemann
Lienemann
Wayne
Court of Industrial Relations
Lincoln Journal Highlights Two Nebraska Honorees This Week
The Lincoln Journal notes William D. Torrence of UNL Business College receives an official commendation for solving Army Europe management problems, while Marion Ball of Nebraska Water Resources Dept. earns a citizens award from the Interior Department.
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William D. Torrence
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Business College
U.S. Army
Europe
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
U.S. Army Europe
Marion Ball
Nebraska Water Resources Dept
U.S. Interior Dept
Lincoln man wins Walnut Valley Banjo title at national event
Steven Hanson of Lincoln wins the Walnut Valley Banjo championship at the National Flat-Picking Championship. Ray Mohrlang of Hastings is named driver of the year by the Nebraska Motor Carriers Assn. J. O. Peck of Columbus receives the first Service to Banking award from the East Central Chapter of the Bankers Administration Institute. Clarence Putnam of Cozad receives a Hero Award from the Nebraska Funeral Directors Assn. for saving Kelly Smith of Cozad.
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Steven Hanson
Lincoln
Walnut Valley
Ray Mohrlang
Hastings
Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Assn
J. O. Peck
Columbus
East Central
The
Bankers Administration Institute
Clarence Putnam
Cozad
Nebraska Funeral Directors Assn
Kelly Smith
State Senate hears on sunset laws amid agency reviews
Public hearings reveal mixed support for abolishing agencies as lawmakers study the impact of sunset legislation of 1977. Respondents acknowledge all agencies hold importance to various groups despite the redlining charges and pushback.
Mortgage review boards in 14 cities amid redlining debate
Paragraph lenders in 14 large cities set up local mortgage review boards to allow rejected applicants to appeal. But outside Boston and Chicago, boards have shown little activity, awaiting complaints. The piece questions whether redlining was exaggerated.
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Boston
Chicago
Editorial Comment From The Journal
The brief text appears to present an opinion from The Journal’s editors. It reflects on ongoing issues and frames a stance for readers, though specifics are limited due to fragmentary OCR. The tone suggests persuasive commentary rather than reporting.
Christian Yellow Pages spark debate on faith driven ads
Critics call Christian Yellow Pages a gimmick that blends church and commerce while supporters defend it as a pious venture. A CYP brochure claims business altars align with Kingdom principles and warns nonbelievers face eternal darkness.
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CYP
Washington Post
Belgrade Helsinki review faces slow pace and décor
The Belgrade conference of 35 nations reviews the Helsinki Treaty on Security and Cooperation in Europe after two years. Observers see diplomats and journalists occupying themselves more than producing world impact while the Sava Centre hints at ceremony over substance.
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C. Northcote Parkinson
Belgrade
Europe
Sava Centre
Jimmy He's tough Jimmy He's tough
Brandt Ayers argues Bert Lance’s resignation tests Jimmy Carter’s character. He contrasts passive positive and active positive presidencies, suggesting Carter may prove Rooseveltian in resolve. The piece labels Carter as a tough president, noting lessons from Lance’s affair.
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Brandt Ayers
Bert Lance
Jimmy Carter
Carter
James David Barber
Harding
Taft
Roosevelts
Republic
Roosevelt
United States
Earlier Retirement Proposal Sparks Debate in Congress
Garry Wills argues against delaying retirement to 70, urging a 60 age instead to encourage second careers. He criticizes mixed logic favoring longevity and cites social and institutional risks, including gerontocracy in firms and churches, urging planning and education to support growth beyond 65.
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Plato
I. F
Izzie
Stone
Universal Press Syndicate
President fights gas rip off in Senate clash over deregulation
The piece argues two thirds of the Senate rely on public forgetfulness to resist President Carter on natural gas price controls. It cites a Congressional Budget Office study showing deregulation would cost consumers about 10 billion dollars annually by 1985, raise inflation rates, and boost average yearly gas costs by 150 dollars per family. The author criticizes Senate tactics and lobby influence, framing deregulation as preserving a public good against monopoly manipulation.
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Senate
House
Carter
Sen
Henry Jackson D-Wash
Jackson
Congressional Budget Office
White House Ideas for Youth Energy Conservation Program
Ralph Nader reports a proposal circulated in the White House to enlist American youth as volunteers in energy conservation. President Carter showed approval, seeing benefits in reducing inflation and pollution while teaching citizenship through action and collaboration with youth and communities.
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Ralph Nader
White House
America
Carter
Youth energy conservation effort faces White House scrutiny
The piece discusses a proposed youth program to help reduce home and building energy waste, met with mixed reactions from ERDA and FEA officials. White House support, media sensationalism, and past federal attempts like Ford's WIN are cited as context for potential public backlash and cautious rollout.
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Washington
Win
Auto
White House
Ford
Register and Tribune Syndicate
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Journal-Star Printing Co
Neb
Journa
George G. Willif
God
Commerce
Gwynne Dyer
Parkinson
Teddy
Philander Knox
Panama
Knox
KIRBY
Alain
Wwe
Aka Qi
UNGER
Zoowicki
Fulzmeyer
Turkey Delmonico
Datson
FIAT
Jimmy
Garry Wills
John
Blairs
Tom Braden
President Carter
Harry Truman
U.S. Senate
Sress
Los Angeles Times
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Big Brother
Stern
I Timothy
Msgr
Mitchell M. Kaczmarek
St. Teresa’s Catholic Church
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