State Ed Board refuses to enter Wayne sex film argument
Nine Wayne High School students who did not attend faced a debate over a film shown unofficially to the governor and board members. The State Board urged local control, while critics claimed the documentary discusses sex education, contraception and homosexuality in a frank class discussion. The film textures sparked concerns about morality and delinquency, with several parents seeking access to view текст.
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Wayne
Jack Kennedy
State Board of Education
J. J. Exon
State Health Dept
State Board
Exon
Don Lienemann
Lienemann
S. H. Brauer Jr
Frank Landis
Lincoln
Nebraska School Improvement Assn
Landis
Walter Thompson
Anne Campbell
Brauer
State Education Dept
Campbell
Northeast Nebraska Family Planning Council
Thompson
Grand Island
Vieregg
Jo Ann Maxey
Diagnostic center near ready despite staffing woes
The Cozad Diagnostic Resource Center plans to open to young clients next month though the resignation of its first director, funding uncertainty, and Legislature scrutiny delayed hiring. An interim director will be named as three positions remain unfilled.
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John Sansone
Cozad
Sansone
Colorado
State Board of Education
Gary Sherman
Sherman
Nebraska approves Bartending School in Omaha
The Nebraska State Board of Education granted approval to the Nebraska School of Bartending in Omaha a private vocational school. The board noted the school meets statutory requirements while rejecting Maharishi International University’s request for liberal arts extension courses in Omaha.
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Nebraska School of
Omaha
State
Maharishi International University
Frank Landis
Lincoln
Marilyn Fowler
Lexington
James Monahan
Omaha Bar
Monahan
Landis
Study Eyes New Paths For Status Offenders In Nebraska
A legislative Judiciary Committee interim study heard testimony on status offenders and youthful offenders in Nebraska. Senators Barnett Carsten push for action to move noncriminal youths from Kearney and Geneva centers while Welfare Director Ehrlich weighs alternatives and possible agency changes.
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Geneva
Judiciary Committee
Lincoln
Wally Barnett
Eldin Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Cal Carsten
Avoca
Nebraska
Douglas County
Barnett
Carsten Barnett
Martin F. Kahle
Curtis seeks 13 cut for U.S. sugar producers
Senator Carl Curtis joined about 20 senators in urging U S negotiators in Geneva to demand a sugar price floor of 13 2 cents per pound to aid American producers. They warned a 9 cent level would harm the domestic industry amid the current market crisis.
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Omaha
Carl Curtis
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
Curtis
Julius Katz
LES schedules emergency meeting on power rate dispute
The Lincoln Electric System board plans an emergency 1:30 p.m. meeting Monday to discuss litigation over the wholesale power rate dispute with the Nebraska Public Power District and consider lawsuits against rural public power agencies and officials who criticized LES. The report also notes the death of Victor the giraffe from stress and heart failure after a prior fall.
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LES
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
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