Zero budget plan gains support from Third District lawmaker Virginia Smith
Virginia Smith during a fund raising dinner at the Elks Club urged a zero budget approach to curb deficits. She advocated that 11 federal agencies present zero budgets and that Congress impose cuts to avoid urban abuse of housing subsidies while protecting rural use.
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Hodge frames moratorium grain sales as key issue
Democratic candidate Holly Hodge of Holdrege spoke at an Affirmative Action meeting in Sidney on Sunday outlining Ford Administration grain export controls as a central campaign issue in Nebraska's Third District. He cited grain inspection flaws, noted his agriculture background, and discussed campaign plans and fundraising needs.
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Save the Lake Hotcakes Aid Oliver Reservoir Drive
Kimball Neb March fundraising pushes toward 98000 local funds to back a 600000 South Platte NRD project to repair Oliver Dam and develop recreation at Oliver Reservoir. Organizers Batterton and Stahla emphasize regional support including Cheyenne Devel Kimball Potter Albin Pine Bluffs and promise refunds if the plan fails.
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Capitol Tower to glow tonight for Statehood Day observance
Lincoln AP The Capitol Building known as the Tower on the Plains will be lit for the first time in over two years to mark Statehood Day. Lt Gov Gerald Whelan said the lighting will proceed if the system holds, and energy conservation remains a priority. A Parade of Fashions at the Statehouse features employees in historical costumes with Gov J J Exon expected to award prizes.
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Bluffs man joins race for Nebraska 3rd District
James Thomas Hansen Scotts Bluff County public defender filed as a Democratic candidate for Nebraska 3rd District in western Nebraska. Hansen, 32, lives in Gering and has served as public defender since 1975. He aims to curb Washington over regulation focusing on resources water and minerals and federal decision making. His news conference was planned for 1 30 p m. His primary opponent is William Holly Hodge of Holdredge a wheat farmer.
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Bright Sunny February Not Good News Across Plains
Kansas City AP reports that despite bright skies Western Kansas and adjacent regions faced severe drought. Moisture remains below normal with record warmth in many areas. Wheat crops suffer while fires spread across Missouri and Kansas as dry soils and late winter dryness threaten planting and yields.
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Nebraska air cleanup progress amid drought and dust
Nebraska's air quality shows slight improvement in 1975 over 1973 but remains dirtier than 1974 due to drought. Monitoring at 40 sites indicates Omaha made the most gains, nine of ten stations registering better pollution levels though dust from dry conditions affected readings. Cozad recorded the worst 12.5, Sutherland the best 33.2, Chadron 353, with a state goal of 60 or cleaner.
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Power pool meeting set for Maynard Dils election
Sidney city manager Maynard Dils is likely to be elected Tuesday to the 12 member Nebraska Municipal Power Pool board. There have been no other nominations. Agenda includes election of directors, a capacity purchase agreement, goals, and a 1976 77 budget. Pool members cover Beatrice Broken Bow Crete Curtis David City Fairbury Falls City Fremont Gering Grand Island Hastings Kimball Lincoln Ord Oxford Red Cloud Sidney South Sioux City Stromsburg St Paul Tecumseh Wahoo Wayne.
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Wyoming snow may blow
Freezing drizzle coated eastern and central Nebraska early today but was seen as temporary as milder temperatures were expected by afternoon. Sanding trucks aided commuting while a Rockies system spurred cloudiness and light moisture. A developing winter storm in the Great Basin was under way, foretelling snow, high winds, and colder temps, especially in mountains.
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