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Fischer's emergence came as many Republicans confronted doubts about their attorney general. Bruning was criticized for growing wealthy while in public office by investing in more than a dozen businesses with college and high school friends.
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Fischer's emergence came as many Republicans confronted doubts about their attorney general. Bruning was criticized for growing wealthy while in public office by investing in more than a dozen businesses with college and high school friends.
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Three former Huskers passed over for Hall of Fame
Tommie Frazier took the news in stride Tuesday when his name wasn't called for the 2012 class selected for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame. Maybe next year, the former Nebraska quarterback said on Twitter. “We'll have our time,” Frazier said, including former NU quarterback Eric Crouch in his statement.
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Walmart plans trigger buys of No Frills, Bag 'N Save
The Minnesota food wholesaler that has purchased two Omaha grocery chains — No Frills Supermarkets and Bag 'N Save — in two months is taking aim at growing grocery competition from Walmart.
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For a few hours on Saturday, 31st Avenue at Midtown Crossing will transform into a fancy, exclusive shopping mall called Haute City.
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