NCLU unveils Abortion Rights Campaign in Nebraska
The Nebraska Civil Liberties Union plans a threefold campaign for abortion freedom including litigation legislation and public education. It targets state welfare policy two doctor certification rules and rape incest timing limits while opposing a constitutional convention and pushing hospital access requirements.
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Nebraska Civil Liberties Union
NCLU
Barbara Gaither
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
State Department of Welfare of Policy
Ms. Gaither
Proceedings on beer license said moot
The Nebraska Liquor Commission reversed the Lincoln City Council’s Sept. 12 revocation of Dumpling's on-sale beer license. The council had canceled the license after the eatery was closed beyond the allowed 10 days. Owner Jack Callaway surrendered the license due to lack of premises to operate.
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Nebraska Liquor Commission
Lincoln
Dumpling
Jack Callaway
Callaway
Commission
Defense seeks dismissal as Williams murder case nears
A defense motion to quash murder charges against Robert E. Williams was filed and set for Nov. 10 before District Judge William Hastings. A separate motion on other charges is due Dec. 13. Williams faces two counts of first degree murder two counts of first degree sexual assault and use of a firearm in two Aug. 11 incidents.
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Robert E. Williams
William Hastings
Williams
Tom Hagel
Hastings
Hagel
Patricia McGarry
Catherine Brooks
Miss McGarry
Brooks
City Ethics Board Proposal Divides Conflict Committee
A five member city conflict of interest committee splits over creating a City Hall Board of Ethics. Supporters include City Attorney Charles Humble and Rev. James Stilwell. critic Norm Krivosha argues the plan would cause more problems than it solves.
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City Hall
Charles Humble
James Stilwell
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Norm Krivosha
NWU Honors Pop Rock Inventor Mitchell With Medal
Nebraska Wesleyan University awarded 1977 Alumni Medal of Honor to William A. Mitchell for developing Pop Rock candy. Mitchell, a 36 year General Foods veteran who retired in 1976, also helped create the ice cube quick set gelatin method and a one step angel food cake. He graduated NWU in 1935.
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William A. Mitchell
Friday
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Mitchell
General Foods
NWU
Rosebud Sioux voters reelect Driving Hawk president
Incumbent Rosebud Sioux Tribal President Edward Driving Hawk won reelection over Robert Burnette with 1 458 votes to 1 003 in unofficial returns. Narcisse Brave defeated Lois Long for vice president 1 410 to 983. Twenty tribal council seats were filled with results pending Friday.
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Rosebud, S.D
UPI
Rosebud Sioux
Edward Driving Hawk
Robert Burnette
Driving Hawk
Burnette
Narcisse Brave
Lois Long
Rosebud Reservation
Audit costs cause deficit in Hernando County program
Brooksville Florida AP an audit of a federal jobs program shows a $753 deficit. James Hyde an official says the audit was required by the federal government and the local office was not informed the audit cost would be charged to the grant money.
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Brooksville, Fla
Hernando County
James Hyde
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