Governor rules out special session for now in Nebraska
Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann says there will be no immediate special session of the Nebraska Legislature after a plan to cover a cash flow gap was found. He notes a possible session next year if unforeseen circumstances arise and explains funds for building projects will be used temporarily to cover general operations until tax receipts catch up.
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Lincoln
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Clarence A. H. Meyer
Wayne R. Swanson
Sons
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Legislative Council Executive Board
William Hasebroock
West Point
Eric Rasmussen
Fairmont
University of Nebraska
Warner
Rasmussen
John W. Hossack
Hossack
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Snoring Curable Says Nebraska Expert
A university health education specialist says about one in eight Americans suffer snoring that threatens family life. Causes and cures include adenoid or tonsil removal for children, surgery to clear blocked noses, nose drops or antihistamines, and addressing factors like smoking fatigue obesity and overall health. The elderly form the largest snoring group.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension Health Education
Helen Becker
American Medical Association
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