Fall brings thunderstorms and a cooler wetter Nebrask
Fall arrives in Nebraska with thunderstorms heavy rains and some hail in southeastern counties. Weatherman Orville Jurgena says the season will be cooler and wetter than normal with an early frost possible. The summer of 1977 is noted as unusually rainy with record thunderstorm activity likely.
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Kathy Rutledge
Nebraska
Jurgena
State
Grand Island
Beatrice
Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University Station
Deluges
House approves 6.7 billion for energy research
The House passed a 6.7 billion dollar bill funding ERDA programs for fiscal 1978 across nuclear, fossil, geothermal and solar energy. It includes 150 million to continue the Clinch River liquid metal fast breeder reactor at Oak Ridge. President Carter had halted the project amid a push for a global plutonium moratorium.
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Washington
UPI
House
Energy Research and Development Administration
Carter
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
NU drive tops 8 million before launch
The University of Nebraska Foundation reports 8,317,386 raised toward a 25 million goal as the three year drive begins at a Friday luncheon with former President Gerald Ford. Campaign head Clifford M Hardin notes planned allocations for scholarships, professorships, libraries, and student facilities across UNL UNO and the Medical Center.
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University of Nebraska Foundation
Gerald Ford
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Ralston Purina Co
St. Louis
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska At Omaha
UNL
UNO
Medical Center
Carter Plans 11 Day World Tour To Four Continents
President Carter will undertake an 11 day trip starting November 22 visiting Venezuela Brazil Nigeria India Iran France and Belgium with stops in Paris Warsaw and Brussels to strengthen ties and broaden American international relations. Brzezinski said the journey aims to promote a cooperative world and to engage allies, new friends, and adversaries.
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Washington
Carter
South America
Africa
Asia
Europe
White House
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Continents
America
U.S
Caracas
Brasilia
Brazil
Lagos
Nigeria
New Delhi
India
Tehran
Iran
Paris
Warsaw
Brussels
Carters
France
Raymond Barre
Belgium
Baudouin
NATO
European Common Market
Cornhuskers Set for Baylor Showdown After Ford Visit
Nebraska prepares for a Saturday clash with Baylor in Waco, inspired by a visit from former Michigan center Jerry Ford. QB Garcia will again perform with California kinfolk watching as forecasts show rain chances tonight and mild, cloudy Saturday conditions.
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Michigan Center
Jerry Ford
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Bears
Baylor
Waco
Texas
Garcia
California
Omaha King of the Coin Machine and His Senator Son
A Sunday Journal and Star feature profiles a man famed as the Omaha King of the Coin Machine and notes his son is a United States senator. The report ties his notable distinction to family power and hints at broader Nebraska news covered on pages 3 through 43 including bail bond insights and other features.
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U.S
C. David Kotok
Sunday Journal
Star Story
Justice Dept Reevaluates Short Nomination for U S Marshal
The Justice Department began a piecemeal review of the FBI allegations that led to Clive Short of Omaha being rejected as U S marshal for Nebraska. Senator Ed Zorinsky seeks reevaluation of the drinking allegation and other claims before deciding on seeking withdrawal of Short’s name.
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Washington
U.S. Justice Dept
Clive Short
Omaha
U.S
Nebraska
Department
Ed Zorinsky
Short
Phil Modlin
FBI
Zorinsky
Modlin
Justice Dept
Justice
Johnson
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Edward Warin
Classified Ads From Anywhere in Nebraska Statewide
Nebraska readers can place classified ads by calling the Journal Star at 800 742 7385 from any location in the state. Ad lines include standard listings for jobs real estate and services with local support and prompt processing.
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Journal-Star
Nebraska
Adv
Final SST ruling delayed for U S Concorde landings
President Carter extends trial Concorde landings in Washington and New York with a final national decision not before early 1978. The proposal allows current and under construction Concordes to operate under present noise limits, while future jets must meet stricter standards and local authorities decide on landings.
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UPI
Carter
New York
Transportation
Brock Adams
Federal Register
United States
Adams
Friday
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