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"African American leaders have helped grow Nebraska and have richly contributed to our heritage in many ways," Gov. Pete Ricketts said.
Dave Heineman resigned from Charles Herbster’s Conklin Company board, clearing the path for possible entry into the 2022 gubernatorial race
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