College View could boom with help from UNL and neighbors
A Union College class and UNL officials back a College View Neighborhood Assn to guide growth, preserve history, and avoid slums or malls. An April 19 meeting at Calvert Elementary will discuss safety, planning, and colorful revival ideas like Sunday concerts and a college art fair.
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College View
Union College
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln
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Steve Christensen
Ron Bowes
UNL
Calvert
46Th
Bancroft
Lopp
Steve
Association
Everett Dick
Union
Bowes
48Th St
Regents to decide on Memorial Stadium expansion Saturday
The University of Nebraska Lincoln Board of Regents will meet Saturday to decide on expanding Memorial Stadium by 14 000 to 15 000 seats and may name a new president. Ronald Roskens is among finalists for the NU presidency. interim president since January D B Warner moved to NU Foundation work. If approved, an $4 million east side addition requires quick action to meet a spring timetable. The meeting starts 8 30 a m with an executive session at Regents Hall and a public session at 9 30 a m.
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University of Nebraska-Omaha
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Ting
Regents Hall
Holdrege
France aids Moroccan troops in Zaire from Kinshasa
France dispatched 11 cargo planes to deliver exclusively Moroccan materiel for Moroccan troops aiding Zaire against Katangan exiles in Shaba. Kinshasa confirms 1,500 Moroccan soldiers invited by Zaire and Morocco. Mobutu criticized U S for not providing requested arms while noting other nations send aid.
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Zaire
France
Paris
Morocco
Shaba
Angola
Mobutu Sese Seko
Newsweek Magazine
United States
Coast Guard seizes two Soviet trawlers near Boston
The Coast Guard towed the 275 foot Taras Shevchenko into Boston harbor after seizing illegal river herring from its hold amid 200 mile zone enforcement. The 503 foot refrigerator ship Antanas Snechkus remained under Soviet control as officials weighed civil or criminal charges.
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UPI
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Taras Shevchenko
Coast Guard
Congress
Gerry Studds
D-Mass
Studds
New Bedford
Cmdr
William Norris
Allan D. Smith
Decisive
Taras Shevchencko
Carter
National Marine Fisheries Services
U.S
State Dept
Michael Orlando
Fisheries Union
Gloucester
Mass
Classified Advertising Hotline for Nebraska Journal Star
A toll free line lets Nebraskans place classified ads with the Journal Star from anywhere in the state. Call 800 742 7385 for advertising details and submission guidance.
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Journal-Star
Nebraska
Winds Wreck Nebraska Moisture As Drought Fears Grow
Nebraska soil dries under 30 to 40 mph winds with gusts to 51 mph. Officials warn rainfall is key to avoid renewed drought. April winds have limited soil moisture and raised erosion risk. Temperatures hit new local records while Lincoln and Norfolk report warm highs. A lineman, Jack Fisher, falls from a ladder during wind damage and is hospitalized in critical condition.
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Russ Shultz
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Shultz
Jack Aschwege
Nebraska Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Lincoln Electrician
Jack Fisher
No. 66Th
Washington
Fisher
St. Elizabeth Community Health Center
Rabin Fined for Illegal Bank Account in United States
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin received a 1500 fine for an illegal US bank account that led to his resignation. His wife Leah faced trial for operating a $21000 account. Rabin paid the token fine and withdrew from co defending the case to protect the prime ministerial office.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Finance Ministry
Leah
Rabin
Newsmakers debut in The Lincoln Journal
The Lincoln Journal announces new sections on inside pages including Newsmakers on Page 2 featuring people in Lincoln and beyond. The paper also notes design updates and plans a five part Sylvia Porter pension series starting Page 12.
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Sylvia Porter
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