Morrison Signs Educational TV Law as Landmark Measure
Governor Morrison signed the educational television act praising it as the most important bill of his term. The law creates an nine member commission, funds a $600000 general fund appropriation, and aims to equalize educational opportunities across districts while tackling civil rights concerns and expanding teacher access.
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Tincoln
Morrison
Angina
Educational Television Commission
Educational
Statehouse
Aocal Telev
Department of Economic, Development
Nebraska Power.t
Mumic Pal ‘Irs
Frontier
Nebraska Supreme Court
State Railway Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAIB
Railway Commission
High Court
Supreme Court
Dear Folks from Frances Craig on travel and town notes
Frances Craig shares summer weather pains and travel tales from Grand Island and Dalton. She recounts a VFW convention, bus mishaps, Bettys band trip to Mexico, and a Trinity Lutheran anniversary, plus bank history in Sunol and a mental health course.
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Grand Island
Ogallala
High Plains
Drouth
Mexico
Band
Dalton
Trinity Lutheran ‘Church
Dalton Lutherans
Lodgepole
Sunol
C. W. Smith
Farmers State Bank
184 Errors Found In 122 Page Social Security Law
The Social Security Administration warns against privately published books about social security that contain numerous factual errors. A review found 184 errors in a 122 page text and cautions readers to verify information with official Social Security offices.
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Claire W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
Farm mechanization shapes Nebraska farm bureau data
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation notes that mechanization over the past twenty years replaced hand labor and horse power, with trucks, milking machines, and grain combines rising sharply. The report shows rising owner occupancy, shrinking tenancy, and growth in small and mid sized family operations, plus shifts in sales totals and farm counts since 1940.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Oe Tieve
Multiple Nebraska traffic penalties and drunk driving cases
The docket lists numerous cases across Nebraska counties including insufficient funds checks, driving while intoxicated, minor in possession, speeding and improper passing. Offenders face fines from five to one hundred dollars, costs, license suspensions ranging from six months to one year, and jail terms for intoxication or related offenses. Reacting actions include appeals, bond sets, and driver license restrictions.
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Charles D. Dobson
Marthe Glen D.‘Trotter
Nebraska
Raymond
L. Crabtree
Jerry A. Wells, Inc
Gordon L. ‘Hornicek
Sunol
William I. Siscoe
Orville Dean
Landmesser
Gilmore
City
Iowa
Jihad Cehte
Edward V. Rice
Arcata
Calif
Jack H.kirkland
Ryé
Colo
Santo Joseph Consentino
San Jose
Eddie G. Carson
Stateline
Michael L. Oliver
Lincoln
Harold G. Harrod
Milwaukee
Wisc
Willie L. Simmons Jr
Sacramento
Kenneth G. Woodward
Jerrold L. Lange
Rupert
Ida
Howard J. Watters
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Be Oy
Richard J. Smolczyk
Marvin E. Clark
Salem
Ore
Sterling Hickox
Santa Monica
Ernest Karsten
San
Gabriel
Eugene L. Cobbley
Harrisburg
Thomas E. Miller
Chéyenne
Kenneth W. Miller
Azusa
Lynn McGair
Stanford
Mont
Robert W
Starrett
Wahoo
Kirk A. Hills, Jr
Denver
Lloyd V
Larry D.creason
Murray
Utah
Donald B. Carter
William Allen Jr
Epworth
Charles A. Rapier
Cheyenne
Loren J. Radke
Big Springs
Roland N. Waite
Dalton
Charles L. Kilcoyne
Spirit Lake
Terence W. Rogers
Naenah
Wis
Donald Heida
Omaha
Arthur E. Cook
Fort Wayne Ind
Garvis R. Williams
Wesley G
Hilton
Larry D. Solberg
Fosston
Minn
Lowell K
Ottoson
Potter
Rodger
M. Dwight
Lake Oswego
Dell “Ray Ickler
Ohn
Heart
Ind
George W. Waller
Portland
John G. Goodwin
Glendora
William A. R. May Jr
Alexandria
Eugene D. Sell
Bernard L. Griffin
Tualatin
Leonard W. Kasten
Dick Dean
Pringle
S Dak
Leslie Dobbins
Lodgepole
Donald E Krieger
Jack Bennett
John T O'Connor
Oaklend
California
Ril
William E. Ehrlich
Great Neck
N. Y
Elizabeth J. Shellhaas
Beelfontaine
Ohio
Charles R. Kenney
Chicago
Patricia’ D. Meacham
Grand Rapids
Mich
Myrtle F. Maag
Campbell
Lonnié Mowry
Ogallala
Wilful In
eiArthur W. Waggle
Albany
Sharon Coates
Ing
Vernon Rix
Minneapolis
Glen.r
Lonnie Mowry
Harry
Cutler
Skoie
Ill
Dennis P. Schwitters
Robert J
Thoendel
Orei
James E
Amuny
Jack M. Swartz
Oak Park
T Oswald L. Hutzler Sr
Baton Rouge
Arthur D. Colman
Neponsit
Jeffrey T. Hermach
Owell
James Fenech
Detroit
Leslie L. Shaffer
Champaign
Virgil V. Bowen
David L. Brachtenbach
Peetz
Thayer W. Dickson
Thomas New
William E. Harvey
Donald E. Collin
Hastings
Jerrold R. Hoffman
Burbank
Marjorie J. Kelley
Anaheim
George W. Moir
Sepulveda
McKinley C. Criner
Vallejo
Dolan F. Larson
Gurley
Oliver Burl Epps
Chattanooga
Okla
Charles Thomas Gray
Hampton
Louis B. Crane
Ukiah
Howard Eloise Daily
Compton
Elvern James Nikkel
Corn
Oklahoma
Hershel
Wayne
Meganger
Tex
Florence
N. Dooley
Oakland
Donald
J. Bumgarner
Eugene
Bob L. Elder
Antioch
Cailif
Bob E. Canady
Sidney
Noreen Canady
City of
George Lewis Coon
Yale
James Burton Lennox
Donald R. Smith
Sun Valley
Jerry Bywaters
Tucson
Ariz
Lee R. Ogden
Carl Roberts
Hedrick Herman Stuflick
Costa Mesa
Alfred Massengele, Jr
John P. Patrick
Cooper
Police Court Proceedings Flag Oklahoma City Cases
In Oklahoma City Ernest A Hansen was charged with intoxication and ordered out of town. Perfecto Hernandez faced disturbance charges. Theodore A Rose of Sidney and Jerry W Derington of Lamease Tex faced disturbances with fines set at $10 and costs.
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Ernest A . Hansen
Oklahoma City
Perfecto Hernandez
Theodore A. Rose
Sidney
Jerry W. Derington
Lamease
Tex
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