Nebraska Daybook
Associated Press Nebraska Daybook for Friday, Nov. 07.
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NEW EVENT: Friday, Nov. 07 12:00 PM Omaha Mayor John Ewing Jr. discusses results of ‘one-week food-fundraising blitz’
Location: Omaha City Hall, 1819 Farnam St, Omaha, NE
Weblinks: http://www.cityofomaha.org/
Contacts: Erin Grace, City of Omaha, erin.grace@cityofomaha.org, 1 402 982 0247
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UPDATED EVENT: Friday, Nov. 07 6:30 PM Joe Biden addresses Nebraska Dems Ben Nelson Gala – Nebraska Democratic Party inaugural Ben Nelson Gala celebrating work of volunteers across the state. Speakers include former President Joe Biden and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. This year’s theme is ‘Diverse, Strong, and Ready’
Location: Embassy Suites by Hilton Omaha Downtown Old Market, 555 S 10th St, Omaha, NE
Weblinks: http://www.nebraskademocrats.org, https://x.com/nebraskadems
Contacts: Kevin O’Hanlon, Nebraska Democratic Party, kevin@nebraskademocrats.org, 1 402 326 5733
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NEW EVENT: Friday, Nov. 07 Shutdown of federal government continues – Shutdown of U.S. federal government continues into 38th day. Legislative impasse began after Democrats demanded the funding of health care benefits set to otherwise expire, while Republicans said the extension on the table was ‘clean’ and should therefore be accepted by both parties. This shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history * Shutdown likely furloughs federal employees from work, except those whose jobs ‘protect life and property’ who are expected to work without pay. Recent weeks have seen increasing disruption to air travel as rising numbers of air traffic controllers call in sick and SNAP benefits retracted after the U.S. Department of Agriculture said funds had been exhausted. It also sees closures to federal facilities, and probably delays passport and visa applications and Medicare approvals
Weblinks: http://www.whitehouse.gov/president, https://x.com/WhiteHouse
Contacts: Senate, 1 202 224 3121
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NEW EVENT: Saturday, Nov. 08 Shutdown of federal government continues – Shutdown of U.S. federal government continues into 39th day. Legislative impasse began after Democrats demanded the funding of health care benefits set to otherwise expire, while Republicans said the extension on the table was ‘clean’ and should therefore be accepted by both parties. This shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history * Shutdown likely furloughs federal employees from work, except those whose jobs ‘protect life and property’ who are expected to work without pay. Recent weeks have seen increasing disruption to air travel as rising numbers of air traffic controllers call in sick and SNAP benefits retracted after the U.S. Department of Agriculture said funds had been exhausted. It also sees closures to federal facilities, and probably delays passport and visa applications and Medicare approvals
Weblinks: http://www.whitehouse.gov/president, https://x.com/WhiteHouse
Contacts: Senate, 1 202 224 3121
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NEW EVENT: Sunday, Nov. 09 Shutdown of federal government continues – Shutdown of U.S. federal government continues into 40th day. Legislative impasse began after Democrats demanded the funding of health care benefits set to otherwise expire, while Republicans said the extension on the table was ‘clean’ and should therefore be accepted by both parties. This shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history * Shutdown likely furloughs federal employees from work, except those whose jobs ‘protect life and property’ who are expected to work without pay. Recent weeks have seen increasing disruption to air travel as rising numbers of air traffic controllers call in sick and SNAP benefits retracted after the U.S. Department of Agriculture said funds had been exhausted. It also sees closures to federal facilities, and probably delays passport and visa applications and Medicare approvals
Weblinks: http://www.whitehouse.gov/president, https://x.com/WhiteHouse
Contacts: Senate, 1 202 224 3121
