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• President: Clinton - 46%, Obama - 50%, with 94% of the precincts reporting.
• U.S. Senate:
Scott Kleeb wins Democratic primary (Kleeb - 68%, Raimondo 25%, with 94% reporting)
Republicans: Johanns - 78%, Flynn - 22% , with 93% of the precincts reporting.
• U.S. House: 2nd District Democrats: Carter concedes to Esch (Carter - 19%, Esch - 81%, with 95% of the precincts reporting)
• Amendment 1: Voters approve Amendment 1 (Yes - 58%, No - 42%, with 90% of the precincts reporting)
• All the statewide results for President, Senate, House, State Legislature, state offices

• Metro Community College (all precincts reporting)
District 1: Larsen - 14%, Leahy - 42%, Russell - 43%
District 2: Conley - 52%, Humphries - 25%, Lemek - 22%
District 3: Anderson - 29%, Corrigan - 29%, Sorrentino - 42%
• Westside school board: Baker - 45%, Gray - 19%, Woodke - 35%, all 352 precincts reporting.
• Other Douglas County race results

• Bellevue City Council: (88 of 89 precincts reporting)
Ward 1: Houghtaling 51%, McCann 18%, Thompson 31%
Ward 2: Cascio 17%, Hatcher 20%, Wiltsey 21%, Woodle 17%, Saniuk 25%
Ward 3: Sanborn 55%, Van Vynck 20%, Caulfield 13%, Zukowski 11%
Ward 4: Ott 36%, Keith 15%, Erickson 16%, Lane 12%, Knutson 20%
At-Large: Trinkle 24%, Wagner 5%, Blood 23%, Semin 7%, Friedenbach 9%, Fredrick 11%, Brown 20%
• Other Sarpy County race results

In the widely watched Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, Scott Kleeb handily defeated Tony Raimondo. Kleeb will face Republican Mike Johanns, the state's former governor and the former U.S. agriculture secretary, in the fall. In Nebraska's U.S. House primaries, Republicans Jeff Fortenberry, Lee Terry and Adrian Smith all won renomination. Democrat Jim Esch of Omaha won the right to challenge Terry in the fall, a rematch of their 2006 contest.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large but largely symbolic victory in working-class West Virginia on Tuesday, handing Barack Obama one of the worst defeats of the campaign yet scarcely slowing his march toward the Democratic presidential nomination.



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With the Police in town tonight, we got to thinking that their hit "Every Breath You Take" might just be the iconic song of the '80s. So our staffers compiled a list of 15 tunes for each of the last six decades and asked readers to vote online: Which are the signature songs?



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Grand Island remained in the winners' bracket of the Class A state baseball tournament today with a 2-1 win over Omaha Westside at Haymarket Park. The Islanders will play Wednesday at 4 p.m. while the Warriors dropped into the losers' bracket and play Wednesday night at Sherman Field.



• Photo gallery: State Baseball Tournament

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Two days after arriving in Xi'an, China, for a four-week study program, 30 University of Nebraska-Lincoln engineering and business students felt tremors from the earthquake that killed more than 12,000 people elsewhere in the country. Only later did the study group begin to grasp the magnitude of the earthquake, which struck some 500 miles away.



• Video: China earthquake video from UNL student Kent Campbell

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