Oh, and in other news from Nebraska, the state legislature yesterday (Friday) changed that child-abandonment law.
One used to be able to dump any minor child, up to the age of 19 years, at a hospital, police station, or fire station, with no repercussions.
Parents from all over the country were dumping not infants, but their troublesome teenagers, in Nebraska. Teenagers from all over the country, from Michigan to Iowa to Florida to only God knows where else, were dumped here.
The law is now that one can dump an infant up to 30 days of age.
Any older than that, and Nebraska's going to come down hard.
So be wary; the law went into effect at 12:01 a.m. today.