Nebraska school driver education funds face shifts and delays
TheCapitol reports 290 Nebraska schools run driver education with 1963 law directing license fee dollars to approved programs. Eleven systems including Lincoln and Omaha have not been paid for last year due to a technicality. A possible raise to 40 per student is discussed amid surplus funds and a potential bus supervision agency. Also covered is the Hill-Burton funds formula change to 33 1 3 percent and plans for higher education facility act grants in Nebraska with brick and mortar projects receiving up to one third or 40 percent depending on institution type.
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Thanksgiving Holiday News Across Arborville and Nearby Towns
The Arb orville News lists guests and visitors from York Bradshaw and Kearney arriving for Thanksgiving. Families including the Fisher Cramer Morris and Tewell clans gather for dinners in Lincoln Chicago Aurora and Alma with extended relatives from Osceola Urbana and York.
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Aurora
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Lincoln
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Larry Cramers
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Bruce Cramer
Charles Cramer
Kearney
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Nebraska plan outlines higher education project priorities
The act allocates more than $1.8 million for higher education projects. It directs the Nebraska higher education commission to apply detailed criteria in selecting and prioritizing funded initiatives.
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