Gov. Jim Pillen (center) talks with Sens. Bruce Bostelman (left) and John Lowe before a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Camp Ashland on Friday. Breaking a long-standing tradition, Pillen is not releasing his event schedule, which in the past would have included events such as the one Friday.
Photos: Jim Pillen appoints Pete Ricketts to the Senate
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Former Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts talks about his appointment to the US Senate by Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, right, in the Governor's Hearing Room on Thursday. The vacancy was created upon the departure of U.S. Senator Ben Sasse.
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Former Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts talks about his appointment to the U.S. Senate by Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen, right. Pillen said that 111 people applied for the Senate seat and that he interviewed nine candidates over the last three days, including former State Sen. Brett Lindstrom and Sid Dinsdale, chairman of Pinnacle Bank.
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US Sen. Deb Fischer checks her phone on the first floor of the Nebraska Legislature after attending the press conference announcing the appointment of former Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts to the US Senate on Thursday.
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Many Nebraska government officials turned out as Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen announced the appointment of former Gov. Pete Ricketts to the U.S. Senate in the Governor's Hearing Room on Thursday.
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Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, left, shakes hands with Pete Ricketts after Pillen appointed Ricketts to the US Senate in the Governor's Hearing Room on Thursday.
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Sen. Deb Fischer watches Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen speak on Thursday.
Gov. Jim Pillen (center) talks with Sens. Bruce Bostelman (left) and John Lowe before a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Camp Ashland on Friday. Breaking a long-standing tradition, Pillen is not releasing his event schedule, which in the past would have included events such as the one Friday.