Supreme Court clears way for Concorde JFK landing
The Supreme Court refused to halt Concorde flights at JFK, allowing British Airways and Air France to begin commercial service there while an appeal may be filed. The ruling also upholds a lower court order addressing Manhattan air quality and traffic controls, a setback for Mayor Beame and Gov Carey. The Bakke reverse discrimination case received a preliminary briefing order.
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Hugh Carey
John Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Thurgood Marshall
Beame
Carey
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Harlem
East Rivers
High Court
Allan Paul Bakke
Hijackers renew threat to blow plane in Somalia crisis
Hijackers who seized a Lufthansa jet killed the pilot before landing in Mogadishu and threatened to blow up the plane with 86 hostages unless a ransom is paid. Officials say negotiations continued as authorities sought to secure the passengers including a California woman and her child.
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California
Safeway to Close Two Lincoln Stores for New 37000-Square-Foot Outlet
Safeway plans to close Piedmont 1265 So Cotner and Bethany 1435 No Cotner as it opens a 37000 square foot store at 70th and 6 Sts in mid November. The Piedmont site may be subleased while the Bethany location faces replacement by a Gibson or similar discount retailer.
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Lincoln
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Kimball
Gocery
Gibson’s
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Gibson
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Powdered booze eyed for U S premixed drinks
The Treasury Bureau studies powdered alcohol from a Japanese firm for premixed cocktails. Sold as a powder with tiny alcohol particles, it would be mixed with water to create drinks like whiskey sour or daiquiri. Tax rules and safety checks delay rollout.
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U.S
Treasury Dept
S Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Japan
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Department
Hill
Bereuter Enters GOP First District House Race
Nebraska state senator Douglas Bereuter 38 of Utica announced his bid for the Republican First Congressional District nomination at a Lincoln press conference. He positions as a moderate with a strong defense and work ethic, aiming to balance conservatism with pragmatic governance.
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Utica
Bereuter
Charles Thone
Thone
Lincoln
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Schmit
Daniel Wherry
U.S
Nebraska
Shirley Marsh
Lancaster County
Bruce Hamilton
Penal Complex schools expand programs with AIM course
The State Penal Complex education program shifts from rigid academe to a cradle to grave approach under Dr. Barry Buxton. The Adventures in Meaning course, taught by Bill Baker, draws inmates into group discussions and aims to raise self concept and work readiness. Over 40 inmates enrolled at the penitentiary with a waiting list as classrooms overflow.
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Barry M. Buxton
AIM
Buxton
Bill Baker
University of Nebraska
Edith Whiting
Osborne cites four factors in Huskers loss to Iowa State
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne named turnovers field position ball control and effort as the four main causes of the defeat to Iowa State. He criticized the team’s effort and noted two costly fumbles deep in Nebraska territory. He contrasted the Cyclones’ discipline with Nebraska’s mistakes and looked ahead to Colorado as the next foe.
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Osborne
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Colorado
Memorial Stadium
Governor Exon Undergoes Parathyroid Surgery
Governor J James Exon underwent removal of an enlarged parathyroid gland at Bryan Memorial Hospital. Surgery lasting two hours and 23 minutes left him in good condition. He will recover five days at the hospital and additional time at home.
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Bryan Memorial Hospital
Exon
Bryan
Classified Ad Line for Journal-Star in Nebraska
Toll free number provided for Nebraska residents to place classified ads with the Journal-Star. The ad line lists 800-742-7385 for statewide use.
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Journal-Star
Nebraska
Regents Stand Against Endorsing Veterinary School
University of Nebraska regents insist they will not be stampeded into backing a new veterinary school while seeking more facts. The page 4 editorial argues for cautious scrutiny and adherence to the existing resolve.
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