Editorial: Prison program at WNTC needs off campus review
The Sidney Telegraph notes Western Nebraska Technical College may relocate the prison-release study program off campus due to student concerns about free rides and morale. A board report by Ted Egging will guide August decisions, weighing reasons over prejudice. The piece also discusses church state issues and religious expression in public life.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
WNTC
John Hawse
State Department of Corrections
Hawse
Ted Egging
Gurley
Egging
Clark Williams
Busing debate frames 1966 study as misfire worth trying
Vanderbilt Dean Ernest Campbell recalls the 1966 survey that prompted government support for busing. He says the goals were desirable but the negative consequences exceeded expectations and argues for ending federal busing efforts as it causes social division with negligible learning gains.
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Ernest Q. Campbell
Vanderbilt University
Campbell
Japanese visit here chance to improve understanding
A letter notes 10 Japanese exchange students arriving in Cheyenne and Hitchcock counties for the Extension Exchange Program through Aug 15. The writer, a Japanese immigrant, shares insights on cultural differences and how Japanese and American social norms shape greeting, praise, and jealousy, urging mutual understanding.
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Japan
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Yuriko Hase
Cheyenne
Hitchcock
Controversy over I-80 art project and reader letters
A reader overview discusses an I-80 art installation at the Kimball eastbound rest area with debate over its meaning and cost. The letter reflects mixed opinions on modern art while praising donations from Nebraska businesses and noting public input processes. Additional content covers cross cultural observations about Japan and expresses thanks to local publishers, ending with a personal note from Mrs Sachiko Higtrehi.
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Kimball
Nebraska
Highway Department
Lincoln
Japan
Tokyo
U. S
Mrs Sachiko Higtrehi
Pershing Campus Sits Unsold as Nebraskan Plans Debate Tickets
Pershing College facilities in Beatrice, valued around 2 million dollars, remain on the market after the college closed. The Southeast Nebraska Technical Community College Area explored buying options but balked at the price, preferring other uses or gifts. A legislative study examined NU ticket gifts to athletes and donors, with university officials defending current practices and uncertainty about future policy.
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Japan
Lincoln
Pershing College
Beatrice
University of Nebraska
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Hiram Scott
Pershing
University of Nebraska Foundation
University
State University of Nebraska (Sun
Southeast
Nebraska
Fairbury
Southeast Board
G.alan,dunlap
Milford
Cornhusker
Bob Devaney
James H. Zumberge
Devaney
John Cavanaugh
Omaha
Regents
Kermit Wagner
Schuyler
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Jim Pittenger
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Sidney
Madalyn Murray O'Hare
Mrs. O'Hare
Reischauer
R. W. S. Higuchi
Aomori
Takeo Yokoyama
Paul Martin
Advertising Standards Council
God
U.S
Melvin Paul
Statehouse
The
Nebraska Press Association
Cornhuskers
Senators
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