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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1977
Page
14
A Nebraskan, Wayne Morgan 43 of South Sioux City, faces pending charges after allegedly driving the wrong way on Interstate 29 near Sioux City and crashing head on into a northbound car, killing two occupants while Morgan remains in serious condition in a Sioux City hospital.
Omaha AP Rep John Cavanaugh D Neb voices objections to the 28 pay raise for members of Congress arguing it was decided without a House vote He notes ONeill can offer few benefits in exchange for a vote and cites his own legislative wins and plans while opposing the death penalty and marijuana decriminalization. Brazilian artist and composer Jararaca dies at 81 in Rio de Janeiro.
Council Bluffs city council gave second-round approval to a curfew proposal and removed 17 year olds from its reach. City Clerk Olga Arellano says final approval is set for Oct. 24, with possible effect by the Oct. 29-30 weekend. The curfew would run midnight to 5 a.m. for youths 16 and under.
Grand Island aspirant Steve Milbourne says if elected to the Unicameral he will return his $4,800 annual legislative salary to the 35th District. He opposes incumbent Ralph Kelly in the 1978 election, stating the pay is small but unnecessary for taxpayers. Milbourne and his wife Nancy run a beauty school in Grand Island.
State Senator Richard Lewis of Holbrook said a second round of hearings into nursing home operations Friday in Grand Island could draw a big turnout. He cited substantial mail and phone interest with both supporters and critics expected. a third hearing might be held if needed. The initial Lincoln session last month drew over 100 attendees.
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