Outstate Senators Vie For Nebraska Leadership Posts
Western legislators hold early edge in bid for key posts in the 1967 Legislature as Omaha gains potential chairmanship influence. Contenders include Adamson, Gerdes, Bowen, Burbach, Stryker, Mahoney with Lyns, Ruhnke, Hasebrook, and Carpenter also in the running.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Legislative Council
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Douglas County
Nebraska
Carpenter
Elvin Adamson
Valentine
Adamson
University of Nebraska
George Gerdes
Alliance
Kenneth L. Bowen
Red Cloud
Jules W. Burbach
Revenue Committee
R Burbach
Crofton
Harold B. Stryker
Rising City
Eugene T. Mahoney
Glenn Cunningham
Neb
George D. Lyns
Arnold J. Ruhnke
Plymouth
William Hasebrook
West Point
Nebraska political shifts and tax reform debates
Adamson is often named speaker designate with Democrat odds rising in a Republican-led Senate. State Tax Commissioner Dworak urges a new tax system soon as property and income taxes fade. No price fixing found in Nebraska road oil bids amid a broader probe. Schlaphoff backs continued farm product research with Nebraska-focused funding and internal revisions.
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Adamson
John E. Everroad
Omaha
Burbach
George Dworak
Dvorak
Nebraska
Harold S. Salter
State Roads Department
South
North Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Salter
Schlaphoff
Elmer Schlaphoff
New State Agriculture
Norbert T. Tiemann
March Of Dimes Holds Annual Meeting Tuesday
The March of Dimes Banquet was held Tuesday at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to organize the 1967 campaign. Cheyenne County representatives and schools will appoint campaign chairs. A color film This Land Is Your Land was shown. Guest speaker Mrs Ardith Lee of Scottsbluff noted strong Nebraska clinics for birth defect rehabilitation.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Sidney High School
March of Dimes
Telegraph
Land
March of Dime’s
United States
Ardith Lee
Scottsbluff
Panhandle
Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraska Rites For Girl Killed At Atwood Colo
Funeral will be Thursday for Neva June Francis 30 killed in a traffic accident that fatally injured eight people Sunday morning at Atwood Colorado. Services at 10:30 a.m. at the Methodist Church in Big Springs with Rev. R Hervey Porter officiating. Burial in Big Springs Cemetery. Francis born July 6 1936 at Chappell to Allen and Dorothy Francis. She grew up in Big Springs, moved to Sterling, worked as a waitress at the Blue Bird Cafe in Sterling. Preceded in death by her father Allen Francis July 7 1943. She was a member of the Methodist Church.
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Big Springs
Neva
Miss Francis
Allen
Dorothy Francis
Chappell
Sterling
Blue Bird Cafe
Allen Francis
Methodist Church
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Atwood, Colo
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