Teachers refuse to participate in Sidney hearing
Two Sidney teachers Barbera McDaniel and Ella Studnicka refused to participate in a public school board hearing after being placed on probation. The hearing followed a defined format. neither teacher answered questions or cross examined witnesses, sparking dispute over due process and cross examination rights as board members reaffirmed probation.
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Sidney Board of Education
Barbera McDaniel
Ella Studnicka
Gerald Matzke
Matzke
Eugene Geisler
Nebraska State Education Association
Sidney Junior High Library
Geisler
Ms. McDaniel
Joanne Meusburger
L.S. O'Halloran
Bill Fankhauser
Sidney Junior High
McDaniel
Fankhauser
Studnicka
Ms. Studnicka
South Ward
Ed Marquardt
Marquardt
Jack Peetz
Jerry Epstein
Warren Urvom
William Fielder
Board of Education of
Winnebago
U.S. District Court For
District of Nebraska
Nebraska
Jackson on Spelling Feei Becomes City Sign Laughingstock
Sidney street superintendent Gregg Piburn reports a street sign error at Linden Street near Central School. He sent orders to the Nebraska Penal Complex for signs and admits the sign reads incorrectly Linden.
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Gregg Piburn
Jackson
Sidney
Linden Street
Central School
18Th and
Linden
Nebraska Penal Complex
Lincoln
Telegraph backs Mel for A after Jackson’s error at Sidney corner
Citizens irate over a mistake by Jackson but the Telegraph still praises Mel for taking full blame. The piece notes the 16th and Linden street corner, questioning spellings and regarding the error as a boo-boo rather than a crime.
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Sidney
16Th
Linden
Telegraph
Mel
Jaworski Threatens To Reveal Nixon Watergate Details
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he will publish knowledge of Nixon's role in Watergate if Nixon does not confess on upcoming Frost interviews. He claims to possess information on deeds Nixon "wasn't proud of" and expects Nixon to admit obstruction of justice.
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UPI
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Jaworski
Deeds Nixon
White House
David Frost
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Jaworaki
Sry
SALT Talks Set to Resume May in Geneva
The State Department announced that the United States and the Soviet Union will resume SALT negotiations on May 18 in Geneva. Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will lead talks continuing Moscow discussions that ended in March after the Soviets rejected two U S proposals.
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UPD
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Moscow
Hodding Carter III
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gormyko
Middle East
Sex can be fatal story in Outdoor Edition
Telegraph's Outdoor Edition by Dave Salvi previews western Nebraska sports with regional items. It notes a feature titled Sex can be fatal and includes a Carter Inside Scoop family past portrait, plus Denver Broncos running back Otis Armstrong discussing his team after in-town high school assemblies.
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Dave Salvi
Telegraph
Nebraska
Salvi
Bunny
Otis Armstrong
Denver Broncos
Armstrong
Farm bill compromise narrows farm supports in House vote
Washington UPI reports House Agriculture Committee approved a wheat and corn supports package amid Carter policy clashes. The plan, passing 25 to 20, aims for a roughly 2.2 to 2.5 billion annual cost, below Carter’s $2 billion target yet above his recommendations. The deal would raise 1977 wheat to 2.65 per bushel, with about 500 million in payments to wheat growers for the 1977 crop.
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Washington
House
Foley
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