Carter’s Budget Role and Lance Departure Questioned
The Lincoln Journal argues Bert Lance’s resignation as director of the Office of Management and Budget threatens a dangerous erosion of public confidence. It says Jimmy Carter must now carry more of the budgetary burden and that Lance’s departure removes a close presidential adviser and restraint on policy.
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Jimmy Carter
Bert Lance
City Council rejects mayoral pick Hughes Shanks
The council declined to confirm Hughes Shanks to the planning commission amid claims of racial bias by four council members. Shanks thanked critics, said he bore no hard feelings, and offered to serve in any role Mayor Boosalis assigns.
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Hughes Shanks
Planning Commission
Dick Baker
Steve Cook
Joe Hampton
Fred Sikyta
Shanks
Lincoln
Boosalis
Vietnam joins UN as refugees stream to US
On the same day Vietnam enters the United Nations General Assembly as the 148th member a Pan American jet brings 108 Vietnamese refugees to the United States as the vanguard of 1 000 more to be admitted. The piece notes 145 000 Southeast Asian refugees have already been accepted and highlights the boat people crisis and U S sanctuary for freedom.
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Internal Nebraska Democratic primary plot tied to Short ballot shift
The piece discusses post filing period maneuvering in Nebraska during the 1972 Democratic presidential primary. It notes McGovern supporters accusing foul play as five Short staffers reportedly switched to McGovern pledged delegates, an action allegedly encouraged by Short though he denies involvement. Ruth and Don Damsteegt quote remains.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Abraham Beame
Brooklyn
Democratic Organization
Sam Case
Abzug
Beame
New York Liberalism in Decline Fuels TV Driven Voter Delusions
In a presidential and local context New York with its diverse electorate reveals a shift away from liberal appeal. The mayoral race highlights media driven expectations over policy, with Edward Koch benefiting from television while Beame Abzug fade. Carter faces similar media tests on liberal overreach.
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Greeces Push for Special NATO Ties Against Turkey Strains
Greece under Prime Minister Caramanlis seeks a special NATO relationship within the Western alliance amid long standing tensions with Turkey over Cyprus and Aegean rights. Athens backs continued US bases, adds strategic control demands, and eyes rapid entry to the European Common Market as Turkish ties undergo reassessment due to the Cyprus war legacy and Western embargo pressures.
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Evangelos Devletoglou
Aegean Sea
Associated Press
Readers commend Journal editorial on mental health war
A reader from the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute Omaha endorses the Journal’s Sept. 7 editorial Mental health research lags. Dr. Frank J. Mendascino commends the piece and urges a near term war on mental illness to boost research and aid for emotionally troubled individuals.
Opposition to Lincoln T and T rate hike urged by taxpayers
All state taxpayers should oppose a rate increase for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph. The note cites the university telephone system and state buildings in Lincoln and is endorsed by Mrs. Maurice Mueller.
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Cornhusker Band Praised for Notable Improvement
Earl E. Harwager congratulates the Cornhusker Band on their marked improvement and the pleasure their performances have provided, noting the team’s potential and expressing gratitude for their efforts.
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Letelier Murder Still a Threat to Chilean Regime
A year after Orlando Letelier and Ronni Moffitt were killed in Washington, no charges filed. The article notes alleged links to the DINA secret police and anti Castro veterans, with debates over motives and U.S. political ties shaping Chile’s fate.
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Joseph Eldridge
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Washington Star SynDicate
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