Stofer Held in Saline County Death Case Hearing
Stofer appeared calm at a brief court hearing in which no bond was set. Police alleged he may have been drinking and discussed the case with officers, while no motive for the shooting surfaced and a university maintenance worker attended. Judge Clarence Kane urged responsible reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stofer
Saline
James Roberson
Sandall
Young Stofer
Roland
Conner
Corsoner
Roberson
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Clarence Kane
Nebraska NCIP awards finalists named for communities and neighborhoods
Thirty Nebraska communities and eight neighborhoods remain in the running for 1977 NCIP awards. Fifteen community awards across five population classes and several neighborhood honors will be presented. Winners, chosen for achievement, involvement, ingenuity, and resources, will be announced at a Lincoln banquet on Oct. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
NCIP
Comstock
Dawson
Haigler
Litchfield
Strang
Wallace
Dorchester
Odell
Scotia
Stapleton
Stratton
Utica
Clarkson
Henderson
Osmond
Scribner
Stromsburg
Tilden
Ainsworth
Ashland
Auburn
Broken Bow
Crete
Wymore
Alliance
Columbus
Hastings
Lexington
Norfolk
Sioux City
Nine state regional conference hosted in Lincoln
Common Cause of Nebraska hosts a nine state regional conference in Lincoln from Friday to Sunday with representatives from Kansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota Oklahoma North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and Nebraska. Topics include national lobbying state litigation energy policy governance and leadership. Scouts plan camp-out near Kramer with thirty troops pre registered learning outdoor skills and contests. A Nebraska Wesleyan University sorority hosts a multiple sclerosis benefit carnival Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. behind a residence or in case of rain on the Our Place Buffet second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Cause of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Oklahoma
North Dakota
South Daota
Wyoming
Cornhusker Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Olive Creek Lake State Recreation
Kramer
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
50Th St
Our Place
48Th St
Zorinsky Amends Airline Deregulation Plans Local Involvement
Senate Commerce Committee approves amendments to airline deregulation bills aimed at Nebraska communities. Proposals require CAB to weigh community input, fast track dormant authority routes, and enforce 60 day notices before service discontinuances. Clarifies airport operator rights over federal preemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Montgomery
Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
U.S
Ed Zorinsky
Senate Commerce Committee
Nebraska
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Omaha
Detroit
United Airlines
Zorinsky
St. Louis
Braniff
Lincoln
Kansas City
Frontier
States
IRS Considers Raising Mileage Deduction Rate
The 15 cent per mile deduction for business car use may rise after a Government report shows actual costs at 17 cents per mile. Federal employees will be reimbursed at the higher rate, prompting tax advisers to urge a private sector rise, though the IRS previously resisted such adjustments unless in unusual circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
Internal Revenue Service
General Services Administration
GSA
IRS
GOP: Exon Fallout Falls On Next Governor
GOP national committeewoman Patricia Smith says Exon problems will land on his future successor. She notes few Democrats seek the gubernatorial nomination and mentions Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan as a potential candidate while vowing continued GOP criticism of the Exon administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Exon
Patricia Smith
GOP
Gerald Whelan
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Near South Neighborhood Community Association
University Place Community Organization
Arts and Humanities Council of
Florence
Kellom Community Council
Keystone Community Task Force
Park East, Inc
Rockbrook Creative Playground Committee
West Central Development Council
Common Cause Conference
Discover
Abe
Exon
Hendrick
Hendricks
Garden Center
Dric
1St Street
Neiman
Earth
Bankamericard Mastercharge
Park & S
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