Computer systems designers serve hospital internships
NCR Corp. in Dayton sends data processing staff to hospitals for two weeks, reading hospital administration, visiting every department, and logging observations to improve medical data use. The program aims to bridge tech and patient care, revealing real life stakes beyond mere numbers. It emphasizes fast, accurate information flow as central to hospital operations.
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UNO Breaks Ground for SHPER Building in Omaha
UNO has broken ground on a new School of Health Physical Education and Recreation building in Omaha. The facility will house a swimming pool track gymnastics room and multiple courts. Planning began in 1972 with funding vetoes by Gov. Exon finally outweighed by $3.2 million state funds plus a $3.2 million federal grant. Completion expected early 1979.
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Judge unaware of suspect's past record in murder case
In Dawson County Nebraska Judge Keith Windrum said he knew nothing of Dennis Sell's prior record when accepting a guilty plea to felony rape. Sell, 32, Lexington, was later charged with first degree murder in Ruth Eby's death after her nude body was found in a field.
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Three Omaha councilmen pay up delinquent taxes
Omaha city council members Steve Rosenblatt Leo Kraft and Warren Swigart faced delinquent real estate taxes. Rosenblatt paid within a day after reporter inquiry plus $37.74 interest. Swigart paid over 5200 plus a $3 penalty after questions. Kraft cited a cash flow issue plans to pay within a month. Kraft had offered a $1000 reward for information about missing torches from the WOW building.
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University of Nebraska-Omaha Education Center
Volcano quiets as lava threat ends at Kilauea
Kilauea Volcano activity ceases after six days of steady eruption. Molten lava had approached within 600 feet of the coast at Kalapana before the sudden quiet ended the flow and residents began returning to their homes.
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