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Ross Perot's company to expand in Nebraska

INO News - Tue Jul 22, 12:24 pm EDT

(AP:LINCOLN, Neb.) A company founded by former presidential candidate Ross Perot plans to build a $23 million facility in Lincoln and hire 150 more people.

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Sen. Chuck Hagel urges candidates to stop arguing
Reno Gazette-Journal - Fri Jul 25, 4:42 am EDT
OMAHA, Neb. -- U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., fresh from an Iraq trip with U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., said the presidential candidates should focus on the war's future and stop arguing over the success of last year's troop surge.
Hagel chides candidates on Iraq
The Post-Standard - Thu Jul 24, 5:21 pm EDT
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel, fresh from an Iraq trip with Democrat Barack Obama, said the presidential candidates should focus on the war's future and stop arguing over the success of last year's troop surge.
Alyson E. Raletz
St. Joseph News-Press - Tue Jul 22, 1:10 pm EDT
A Nebraska man handled his tractor-trailer like a jungle gym Friday as he hastily crawled all over its purple cab and body at Farris Truck Stop this week. Time is money, Mark Geyer said.
McCain arrives in Neb. for fundraiser, NE
Rocky Mountain News - Thu Jul 17, 8:09 pm EDT
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) _ Republican presidential candidate John McCain has arrived in Nebraska, where he will be the focus of a high-dollar fundraiser to fuel the Arizona senator's campaign.
Incoming Dems' chairman wants to mend disconnect
Lincoln Journal Star - Mon Jul 21, 1:20 am EDT
LINCOLN — As the bustle of fall elections preoccupies political parties in Nebraska, Vic Covalt is waiting in the wings. The Lincoln attorney takes over as chairman of the state Democratic Party after the November elections, and says he’s “standing on the edge of making a difference.”
Neb. Republicans paying big bucks to see McCain
Scottsbluff Star-Herald - Thu Jul 17, 1:56 am EDT
OMAHA (AP) - Some Nebraska couples are paying $50,000 to visit with Republican presidential contender John McCain in Ashland on Wednesday, prompting criticism from Democrats about the Arizona senator's first campaign stop in the state this election cycle.
McCain praises Hagel
Kearney Hub - Thu Jul 17, 8:43 am EDT
ASHLAND, Neb. -- Presidential candidate John McCain may have differences with Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel, but he made it clear Wednesday that he respects his fellow Republican's views on the Iraq war.
Fair Vote Nebraska plans to continue opposition to move of State Fair, even though petition drive fell short
Grand Island Independent - Thu Jul 17, 12:21 am EDT
The relocation of the Nebraska State Fair to Grand Island won't be an issue on the November election ballot -- but petition organizers said they have other plans to stop the move of the State Fair.
Fremont takes on illegal immigration
Lincoln Journal Star - Sat Jul 19, 2:04 am EDT
OMAHA — A Nebraska city is the latest community to try its hand at regulating illegal immigration — a job traditionally reserved for federal officials.
Obama rakes in more Nebraska dollars than McCain
Lincoln Journal Star - Mon Jul 14, 2:02 am EDT
MAHA, Neb. — Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has been raking in more campaign dollars from Nebraska, but Republican John McCain could close the gap with this week’s visit to the state and a high-dollar fundraiser.