GERING, Neb. (AP) — Owners of more than 5,000 land parcels in Scotts Bluff will be getting new valuation notices because the ones they’ve been sent were wrong.

Scotts Bluff County Assessor Amy Ramos told the county commissioners on Monday evening that the printing company put last year’s valuation in the spot for this year’s valuation and vice versa.

Ramos says there was no pattern to where the parcels were situated in the county, and they varied between residential, business and agricultural land.

The commissioners took action Monday night as the Board of Equalization to approve mailing of new postcards with the correct figures.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A 49-year-old Omaha man has been given 100 years in prison for killing his girlfriend before trying to kill himself.

Mitchel Hadan  on Tuesday was given 80 years for second-degree murder and 20 years on a weapons charge, to be served consecutively. Hadan had pleaded guilty after prosecutors lowered the murder charge and dropped a drug charge and another weapons charge.

Prosecutors say Hadan shot 35-year-old Rita Eckhout after police pulled over his vehicle on Jan. 1, 2011, and then he shot himself. Police say Hadan was high on methamphetamine.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Winnebago Tribe in northeast Nebraska will be awarded a cooperative agreement with the federal Justice Department to designate tribal prosecutors to pursue cases of violence against women in both tribal and federal courts.

The Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women announced on Tuesday the agreements with the Nebraska tribe and three other tribes in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana and New Mexico.

The federal office will help cover salary, travel and training costs of the tribal special U.S. attorneys.

The program enables the new tribal prosecutors to bring cases of violence against women in federal court and to serve as co-counsel with federal prosecutors on felony cases from within their tribal communities.

COLUMBUS, Neb. (AP) — Two former students at Lindsay Holy Family school in the central

Nebraska town of Lindsay have been placed on probation for secretly making videos of the girls basketball team undressing in the locker rooms.

Local Media says a Platte County Juvenile Court judge sentenced the 15-year-old boys to six months of probation on Monday. The judge also ordered the boys to complete 40 hours of community service, undergo counseling and write letters of apology to the girls.

The teens, who were expelled from Holy Family, admitted their involvement in the January taping episodes in plea agreements with the Platte County attorney’s Office.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two Lincoln men have been selected to become county court judges in Lancaster County.

Gov. Dave Heineman has selected 43-year-old Thomas Fox and 55-year-old Timothy Phillips.

Fox is deputy Lancaster County attorney in the criminal and juvenile law division. The governor’s office says Phillips has civil and criminal trial experience in county and district courts.

One of the judgeship vacancies was created by the retirement of Judge Jean Lovell. The other judgeship was created by the Legislature this past session.