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the family politican. Since she
became a Democrat in 1969,.
Mrs. Exon said she has become
a strong party person. Before
,the governor leaves office, she
said they both hope that the
Unicameral becomes a partisan
body . '
"Now it is 49 people going
49 different ways," she said.
"If they had to answer to their
parties, it would be a stronger
group of people."
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In the meantime, she said,.
; she is happy to plant flowers,
. have parties and do what she
, has been doing.
"I've always been a
liberated woman," she said. "I
can get my hands just as dirty,
as anyone else baiting a hook."
Cslucct
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1,500,000 people
from living.
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icans are living proof cancer
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Please, give more today. We
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After an evening out at a movie, or a meeting, or bowling make your last stop a Burger
King" for a snack. And live it u a little. Try something deliciously different A Yumbo .
Lean slices of smokehouse ham and slabs of golden cheese heaped on a fresh-baked
egg roll, popped into our microwave oven then served to you, piping hot, in a special
thermal container, with all its flavor sealed right in. If you think it sounds good, just wait
'til you taste it! Next time you want an evening snack, stop at a Burger King and ask
for a Yumbo .... . .' ' ;
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summer nebraskan
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monday, july 14, 1975