Capitol News Unionizing Of Road Workers May Trigger Conflict
Nebraska faces a rising battle over highway construction unionization. A state senate probe in November will examine secondary boycotts as unions seek to organize road projects amid clashes with the Associated General Contractors. Education committee plans a statewide citizen panel on school legislation amid traffic and parking woes in cities.
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Lincoln
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Ray Simmons
Fremont
John Donner
Elgin
Tom Dooley
Papillion
Karl Vogel
Omaha
Sam Klaver
Hal Bridenbaugh
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Marvin Lautenschmeer
Grand Istand
Carpenter's Helper
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Tom Coffee
US Senate
Glenn Cramer
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Puzzle Clues From Across and Down Dictate the Day
The text presents a long crossword with across and down clues ranging from sphere to Polish to apartment, plus a news snippet about state health pay raises and personnel changes. It notes a statewide health director salary rise to $1,000 monthly, a new vital statistics director, and hospital-admission policy debates on chronic illness and insurance.
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State Board of Health
E. A. Rogers
Insurance rules could break firms and burden youths
The council discussed applying the same license to general hospitals, warning insurance companies might face prohibitive costs and potential bankruptcy. A person acutely ill is eligible for benefits but chronically ill is not. Council members suggest final decisions may rest with the treating physician.
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Joseph Burger
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Nebraska
Farm Motor Trucks Growth From 1910 to 1953
The article notes that farm motor trucks in the United States numbered under 1,000 in 1910 and surged to about 214 million by 1953, indicating explosive adoption of mechanized farming support across decades.
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Cat Stowaway Found In Car After Downtown Drive
Carl Menke’s car purred then meowed as he drove downtown. A mechanic found a gray kitten wedged between the hood hinge and the air conditioning unit, happy to be discovered safe.
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J Carl Menke
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