Computer data system could guide Nebraska higher ed spending
A proposal for Nebraska’s first centralized higher education data system goes to the Postsecondary Education Advisory Committee. If adopted, it would compare costs, accessibility, and outputs across 40 campuses to aid state funding decisions and eliminate repetitive data requests.
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Jack Kennedy
Kearney State College
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Nebraska
Warner
William Fuller
Coordinating Commission For
Postsecondary Education
Coordinating Commission
Fuller and Wittstruck
Wittstruck
Sheriff stands by drug unit criticism in Kearney reports
Buffalo County Sheriff Vern Newbold reaffirms criticisms of State Patrol drug investigations in Kearney. He says he was telephone interviewed, defends his remarks as not targeting patrol officers, and questions informants while supporting higher officers.
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State Patrol
Newbold
Donald Steinmark
Steinmark
Kearney
State Supreme Court
Dennis Landrie
Landrie
Dave Hosokawa
Associated Press
Dawson
Washington, D.C
Hosokawa
Buffalo County
Vernon Newbold
Donald Hunter to Lead Lincoln Action Program
Donald L. Hunter, married to District Court Clerk Kandra Hahn, named executive director of Lincoln Action Program. A resource developer for Southeast Community College, he secured $130,000 in grants in under a year and aims to apply fundraising skills to SAP. Previous work includes the State Technical Assistance Agency and the Southeast Nebraska Community Action Council.
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Donald L. Hunter
Lincoln Action Program
LAP
Hunter
Kandra Hahn
Southeast Community College
SCC
SAP
State Technical Assistance Agency
Southeast Nebraska Community Action Council
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