Nebraska marching band bowls trips funding debated
UNL officials lack money for band bowl trips but will prioritize travel needs in the foundation drive. Supporters say funding should not rely on ad hoc campaigns, with calls for endowment or Big Eight funding and assurance bowls may vary yearly.
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Sandy Mohr
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
University of Nebraska Foundation
Foundation
D.B. Warner
Schwartzkopf
Robert Prokop
Omaha
Regents
Robert Simmons
Scottsbluff
Carter Grapples With Bert Lance Exit And Budget Office Vacancy
President Carter faces selecting a new budget director after Bert Lance resigns. The loss creates a void at the Office of Management and Budget as Carter praises Lance’s work yet anticipates an orderly transition. Possible successors include James McIntyre and others such as Robert Strauss and Alice Rivlin.
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Carter
Budget Office
Lance
OMB
James McIntyre
Bowman Cutter
Harrison Welford
McIntyre
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Hale Champion
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Georgia
Washington
Lance's Washington days over
UPI reports Bert Lance resigns as budget director after weeks of controversy over his banking history. President Carter expresses regret as Lance returns to Georgia. Analysts note potential shifts in economic policy and possible temporary elevation of Blumenthal and Schultze. Lance’s wife defends him, while a Georgia bank official suggests future chairmanship possible. State regulators flag unresolved banking questions.
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News Wires
Washington
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Executive Branch
Georgia
Annie Lance
Calhoun
WSB
Atlanta
UPI
McIntyre
Strauss
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Schultze
Blumenthal
Ford warns oil embargo likely if Mideast war erupts
Former President Gerald R. Ford told University of Nebraska Lincoln students that another Arab oil embargo is likely unless progress toward Middle East peace is made. He blamed Israel settlement moves and criticized the Carter administration for not launching a Geneva peace conference. He warned an embargo would hit harder today than in 1973, urging tough presidential decisions to limit its impact.
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Richard Paxson
Gerald R. Ford
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Middle East
Jordan River
Ford
Carter
Geneva
America
United States
Congress
Soviet Union
Russia
Nebraska small firms urge stricter liability laws over insurance costs
John A. Egging of Gurley testifies that his Egging Company’s insurance rose from 3,250 in 1975 to about 90,000 now, making 19.3 percent of sales and threatening expansion. Vern Anderson of Western Land Roller cites about 400,000 in premiums as lawsuits rise, urging state action while federal action stalls.
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Michael Holmes
Nebraska Bureau
Columbus
Nebraska
Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee
John A. Egging
Egging Company
Gurley
John DeCamp
Neligh
Egging
Vern Anderson
Hastings
Western Land Roller Company
Anderson
Washington
Mills
Weather and notices mix on page 28 29 30
Inside weather page 28 shows tonight and Friday rain chances with high and low temps. The page highlights national debates on bypass heart surgery costs and a medical journal’s view on its value. Across editorials Lincoln features Bert Lance and U S marshal bid, Amtrak service impact, and local notices.
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Page 3 Journal
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Clive Short
Ann Landers
Lincoln
National Gas
Nebraska
Ty-Radio
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Jerry Hughes
Sutherland
Ed Schwartzkopf
James T. McIntyre Jr
Robert S. Strauss
Powell
LaBelle
Georgetown
National Bank of Georgia
John Stembler
University of Nebraska
Roy Young
Department of Energy
UNL
Jimmy Carter
DeCamp
Clark’s Clothing
Jack Mills
Big Springs
Herb Duis
Gothenburg
Duis
Bureau of Reclamation
Amtrak
Midwest
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