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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 6

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The Lincoln Stari
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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6
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"It's a system that only Charles Dickens could love," said Robert D. Hormats, a former high-level government economic official who is now vice president of Goldman, Sachs. He was alluding to the countinghouse quality of the operation in evidence as officials check off an entry summary document, known as Customs Form 7501, for such information as the country of origin, the net quantity, the value, the seven-digit tariff classification and the freight charges. Once satisfied that the relevant, and correct, information has been supplied, the official underlines the data in red ink and then pulls out one of eight copies of the form, the yellow copy. This he stuffs into a 12-by-t-inch envelope.

After the envelope is filled, it is physically taken to a Post Office and mailed to the Census Bureau's data processing center in Jeffersonville, Ind. At Jeffersonville, the data finally go into a computer. In the last fiscal year 6.9 million individual entry forms were mailed to Jeffersonville, 50 percent more than four years ago. "Customs was tardy in sending these envelopes," said William D. Slyne, branch chief of the duty assessment division at Customs.

"I myself have gone to the ports to make sure the data is gotten out as soon as possible." Customs is working on a program to capture the original data on computers and transmit them electronically to Jeffersonville, but this will not be in operation for some time. "We're behind Europe and Japan in automated techniques," said Eugene J. Milosh, president of the American Association of Exporters and Importers. As a result, the trade numbers do not actually represent what they are supposed to. From Page 1 Gasoline to absorb the gasoline on the creek, Peery said.

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An estimated 3,000 to 5,000 underground gasoline tanks in Lancaster County are thought to have leaks. Many of the leaks are not discovered until nearby soil or creeks become tainted. Many of the tanks were installed during the 1940s and 1950s, without much thought to the environment. Peery commended Whitehead and Phillips officials for their prompt action in calling in the leak and in cleaning up thespilL PLEASE tNll REMEMBER: Ik 11 This Salt features i tt zL---- many one-of-a-kind tr i and limited quantity 1 if 1 BUY NOW NEAR Hems. Shop today iv for the blggeat i 3 1 0tf and best 1 selection! COST.

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9 AT9PMI for Congress OMAHA AP) Omaha attorney John "Brad" Ashford says be is strongly considering running for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Nebraska's tod District The district, which includes the Omaha area, is currently represented by Republican Hal Daub. Daub will be seeking his fourth term next year. No Democrats have entered the race. Ashford, 36, has been practicing law in Omaha for about 10 years. He is also a judge for the State Commission Of Industrial Relations, which settles contract disputes between local governments and public employees.

Ashford told television station KMTV that he win announce his decision within a few weeks. Masterpiece Theater retrospective planned NEW YORK (AP) The Museum of Broadcasting will begin a 10-week retrospective Jan. 24 to commemorate the 15th anniversary of public TV's "Masterpiece Theater." The exhibition will include segments of 36 of the 80 miniseries broadcast since "Masterpiece Theater" was introduced Jan. 10, 1971, with "The First Churchills." VISA STATEWIDf DELIVERY AVAILABLE! LOTS Of TKEL PARKING AT THE DOOR! FRIENDLY, TRAINED, PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF TO SERVE YOU! HUGE 3tt ACRE SELECTION OF THE BEST BRANDS, ALL AT WANEK'S FAMOUS LOW EVERYDAY SALE PHCESI INTERSTATE 80 bom FROM GRAND ISLAND -s. EXIT 388 OMAHA HWV.6 HWY.

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