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8 pm at the meeting hall on
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Wednesday night will be the night to start planning
your ski trip for Christmas break. Come to the
UN-L Ski Club meeting and find out about the trjps
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Exon's hiring practices
questioned by Shasteen
Republican Senate candidate Don
Shasteen Friday questioned Gov. J. J.
Exon's hiring of two persons associated
with Exon's office equipment company to
state government jobs.
Although Shasteen said he has no evi
dence of any sales by J. J. Exon Co. to the
state government, he said the fact that
Delmar C. Maier served as an officer of the
J. J. Exon firm while working in the state
division of administrative services, the state
government agency in charge of purchas
ing, was improper.
Shasteen also questioned Exon s hiring
of his secretary, Fran White, whose
husband, C.
Exon Co.
David, is a director of J.J.
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Shasteen also said he has given state
ments to U.S. Attorney Ed Warin regarding
his charges that a letter from the Exon firm
was sent to Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Services offices around the
state at taxpayer expense.
Shasteen had earlier said he had been
told by two unidentified ASCS employers
that the letters had been mailed from the
agency's Lincoln office under a federal
frank.
However, the Lincoln Journal reported
Saturday that a copy of the letter and
envelope shown to the paper's reporter
bore a machine stamp from the stamping
machine used by the Exon firm.
Exon and members of his firm have also
submitted affidavits to Warin denying
Shasteen's charges.
Exon told a Democratic fund raiser in
Omaha Friday that the Shasteen tactics
will not be accepted by the people of Ne
braska. He told United Press International that
the charges "are without foundation what
soever with regard to wrongdoing.
Exon also said the relationships of the
two employees to the firm had been pub
licized and that the J J.jixon Co. has done
no business with the state since he has been
governor as he had pledged before his 1970
election.
Identification wrong
Because of an error in an announcement
from the office of Hal Daub, Republican
congressional candidate in the 2nd District,
Pat Haller was incorrectly identified as
1976 state chairman for President Gerald
Ford. Haller was Ford's Douglas County
chairman.
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