Energy prices likely to rise despite conference talks
Washington negotiators warned that gasoline and energy costs will climb regardless of the House Senate conferees' agreement. Sen. Henry Jackson said prices will rise as demand dampening is pursued, while Rep. Thomas Ashley said higher energy prices are unavoidable and a compromise will include home insulation tax credits. Carter signaled flexibility and possible delay of a Bon voyage trip if a bill isn’t completed.
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Nucor Steel plans Norfolk expansion driven by labor costs
Nucor President F. Kenneth Iverson outlines a $20 million mini mill added beside the 210 000 square foot Norfolk plant, lifting capacity to over 400 000 tons a year and raising employment by about 120 workers. The project, to start in early 1979, keeps Nucor competitive with low labor costs versus major rivals.
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County reconsiders Old Cheney bridge replacement
Lancaster County commissioners flip as Jan Gauger changes vote paving way for replacement of the 45 year old Old Cheney Rd bridge over Salt Creek. County Engineer Marvin Nuernberger to issue bids next month for a new two lane span. existing bridge closed since January.
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European Leftists Fear Neo Nazism After German Raid
West European protests erupt as bombings hit Italian car showrooms and consulate in Genoa while West German commandos battle hijackers on a Somalia flight. Officials call the raid decisive, with three hijackers killed and 86 hostages freed.
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South Africa bans 18 groups and two leading papers
Johannesburg reports reveal the government banned 18 black and inter racial organizations including World and Weekend World newspapers and arrested the editor Percy Qoboza. Police seized at least 10 black leaders in Soweto as the Internal Security Act crackdown widens amid student boycotts and protests.
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Nebraska Regents urged to back Roskens reading plan
Journal Editorial argues University of Nebraska President Ronald Roskens' proposed response to reading and writing deficiencies deserves support from the regents. The item appears in the Weather section with page references 46 and 6.
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