Justice in California follows Nebraska police legacy
For over three years Justice has worked with Nebraska law enforcement and now her daughter Candy serves with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The piece details Miss Justice's training at the LA Sheriff's Academy, her awards, and her career path from Gering High School to California State University Northridge, plus her father Dale Justice's long Nebraska patrol service and recent retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Los Angeles County
Calif
Dale Justice
Justice
Sidney
Nebraska State Patrol
Candy
Metropolis
Angie Dickensen
Miss Dickensen
Miss Justice
Starsky and Hutch
L.A. County
California State Patrol
Sheriff's Academy
Gering High School
Scottsbluff
California
California State University At
Northridge
Alliance
Sioux mineral rights sale eyed within a year
USGS test hole data may guide a bid for mineral rights under the former Sioux Army Depot northwest of here. Senator Virginia Smith supports a six month stratigraphic survey on about 17 000 acres with data from four oil companies kept confidential and bidders allowed to drill. A bid date could be set within 90 days after the survey as officials seek to settle decades old rights and stakes in oil and gas prospects adjacent to known reserves.
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Virginia Smith
Sioux Army
Here
Washingt, D.C
Paul Roberts
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sidney
Stan Juelfs
Kimball
Smith Roberts
Juelfs
Anerae
Smith
General Services Administration
GSA
BLM
Cheyenne County May primary lists many local races
Hassle releases candidate list for Cheyenne County primary on May 11 including village and school boards in Dalton Gurley Lodgepole Potter and races for the 47th Legislative District county commissioner district 1 and Nebraska 3rd District Representative. Also party delegates for national conventions and US Senate and presidential preference. Sidney city elections not on ballot. Incumbents listed in several boards with multiple challengers. Ballot features numerous local board seats. state and national races include Ford Reagan tickets and 3rd District contenders.
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Cheyenne
Bob Hassle
Cheyenne County
Hassle
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Potter
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Sidney City
Sidney School Board of Education
Manatees
Dalton Village
John J Heizer
Theodore Panas
Dalton School Board
Kaye D Cape
Lyla Ernest
Ronald Holsinger
Rodney McConnell
Kenneth Miller
Eugene Pelster
Gary Tors
Wilma Whittle
LaMoyne Meiers
Lloyd Winkleman
Lloyd Searles
Virgil Schumacher
Emil Weyerts
Lawrence
Egging
Harold Draper
Rolland Larson
Ernest Deaver
Howard Hurst
Dick Smith
Lodgepole Board of Trustees
Roy C Bills
Robert G Davis
Arnold Kehl
Potter Board of Education
Charles F. Carlson
Larry Fritsche
Larry Hammond
Gloria A Herboldsheimer
Gordon Johnson
Wayne Larson
Floyd
Schnell School Board
Jim Fisher
Elmer Hilpert
Terrell Wickhorst
Paul Huff
Ed Narjes
Sidney
Gerald Niblock
Patricia A Dorwart
Thomas Dorwart
James L Bourret
Kimball
James L. Eatman
Gerald E. Matzke
Gerald Ford
Martin L. Honig
Bridgeport
Rollin Blome
Ronald Reagan
Robert R Rauner
US Senate
Hess Dyas
Lincoln
Lenore R. Etchinson
Papillion
Edward Zorinsky
Omaha
John Y McCollister
Richard F Proud
Birch Bayh
Jimmy Carter
Frank Church
Fred Harris
Hubert H Humphrey
Edward M Kennedy
Ellen McCormack
Sargent Shriver
Morris Udall
George Wallace
Democrats challenge Beermann's ballot in Nebraska
In Lancaster County Nebraska Democratic stalwart Tom Kelley sought a temporary injunction to remove names of Humphrey and Kennedy from the May 11 primary ballot. He argued including uncommitted names could mislead voters and affect delegate selection. Secretary of State Allen Beermann defended the need to list potential candidates from elsewhere if they had not declined, while Terry Schaaf pressed that the ballot issue stems from the senators’ campaigns and not Beermann’s error.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Omaha
Tom Kelley
Lancaster
Herbert Ronin
Allen Beermann
Kelley
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Beermann
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Oregon
Humphrey
Kennedy
Terry Schaaf
State Attorney General's Office
Schaaf
Tobacco firms not preparing marijuana cigarettes says Merryman
Walker Merryman of the Washington institute told reporters tobacco companies have no plans to patent marijuana cigarette names start market research or set aside land for production He said it would be uneconomical and noted industry faces anti tobacco sentiment and a TV ad ban income and enforcement issues He claimed no proven link between smoking and illness and criticized Lung Association spending practices
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John M. Willis
Associated Press
Omaha
Aesman
The
Tobacco Institute, Inc
Walker Merryman
Washington, D.C
Nebraska
Merryman
Radiothon to Back Lake Renovation Near Kimball
A Saturday radiothon from 1 to 5 p m on KSID in Sidney aims to raise 80 000 for Save the Lake to match 500 000 in federal and state funds for Oliver Dam west of Kimball and a recreation area. Local officials will take questions from callers and more fundraisers are planned including games and a pie in Mayor Haupts face raffle.
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Kimball
Southern
Panhandle
Larry Stahla
KSID
Sidney
Stahla
Lloyd Batterton
Oliver Dam
Kimb Patriots
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Sidney Stag
Steve
Marvel
DeCamp to Tour Panhandle by Helicopter Saturday
State Sen. John DeCamp of Neligh plans a Saturday helicopter tour across Western Nebraska. The Republican candidate for Virginia Smith’s congressional seat will land at Sidney's old Union Pacific depot near 10th Ave and Grant St at 10:45 a.m. for about 30 minutes then proceed to Chappell Lodgepole Potter Dix Kimball Scottsbluff and Hemingford Litchfield on Sunday.
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John DeCamp
Neligh
Sidney
Nebraska
DeCamp
Virginia Smith
Chappell
Union Pacific Railroad
10Th Ave
Grant St
Potter
Panhandle
Railroad Depot
Lodgepole Airport
Dix
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Hemingford
Litchfield
Ford seeks approval for sweeping swine flu vaccination plan
President Ford urged Congress to authorize a $135 million drive to produce test doses by mid April and full distribution by June ahead of a September immunization target. Officials emphasized risk to lives if no prep occurs, while some lawmakers questioned the scale of a national mass inoculation effort.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Harry M. Meyer
Bureau of Biologics
Food and Drug Administration
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
United States
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