Nebraska gas tax bill seeks one cent raise LB139
A Nebraska Legislature bill LB139 proposes raising the gas tax from 8.5 cents to 9.5 cents per gallon starting Aug 1, generating about $9 million. The measure, sponsored by Transportation Advisory Committee, also allows road transfers between state and county systems with $500 per mile annual maintenance payments to counties.
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Bay Area Quake and Aftershocks Stir Northern California
A strong Bay Area quake near Berkeley, magnitude 4.6, rattled dishes with no major damage and prompted seismologists to expect aftershocks through the week. Seven precursor temblors preceded the main event. a separate 3.85 to 4.0 quake shook Oroville without injuries.
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Elvis Presley Birthday Fans Rally In Memphis
Elvis Presley marked his 42nd birthday with a mix of longtime fans who wore ducktails and bobby socks and younger fans aware of his music from Jailhouse Rock and Hound Dog. A middle aged admirer said he may be getting older but is better today than 20 years ago.
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Pardon and the Draft Evaders Debate in Telegraph Letter
A reader rebukes Gregg Piburn's view on Nixon's pardon and Ford's policy. The letter asserts Nixon sought punishment through disgrace, defends pardons for draft evaders, counters the idea of courage for evaders, and questions how to right the wrongs for those who served and died in Vietnam. The writer emphasizes respect for veterans and condemns evaders as "copped out."
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Ford leaves office with modest claims and hopeful outlook
Gerald R Ford exits the presidency after a turbulent term, viewed as a restrained yet capable leader who conceded limits of his time in office. He plans lectures, business work, and continued GOP influence while enjoying privacy, golf, and family life. He acknowledges fault in Congress battles and seeks to shape his legacy beyond Watergate amid optimism for the future.
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Carter plans direct talks with European Japanese leaders
President elect Jimmy Carter moves toward personal diplomacy with Britain France West Germany and Japan, aiming to pave the way for a May or June economic summit and discuss Mondale’s upcoming trip. He will telephone leaders, meet Joint Chiefs, Defense and State officials, and refine his Inaugural Address while weighing broad amnesty for Vietnam-era resisters.
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