Parole Board to Hear 34 Inmates in August at Nebraska Facilities
The State Board of Parole schedules 34 inmate hearings in August including Nebraska Center for Women cases in York. List covers Joyce Lynne Stubbs, Dianna Williams, Mrs Kristier, and Joyce Stringer among others. hearings span August 17 for work release and August 18 for reformatory cases at the penitentiary with numerous offenses from burglary to robbery and drug violations across Douglas Lancaster Hall Gage and adjacent counties.
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State Board of Parole
Nebraska Center For Women
York
Joyce Lynne Stubbs
Dianna M. Williams
Michael Kristier
James Stepford
Joyce Lynne Stringer
Texas
Douglas County
Jan
Lancaster County
Mar
Dale LeRoy Konvalin
Nebraska
John L. Koziol
Loup City
Lloyd R. Meintz
Beatrice
Gage County
Don McMullen
Grand Island
Hall County
Benjamin Bolden
Missouri
Jerry F. Spicha
George Spicha
Lincoln
Michael D. Bowen
Kansas
Tom T. Jacobsen
Madison County
Steven Guy Redwing
Fremont
Dodge County
David M. Anderson
Omaha
James A. Draper Jr
Mark R. Cooper
Carlos Deleon
Pedro Cano
Morris
Scotts Bluff County
Report weighs ending lives of severely retarded infants
A Winnipeg doctor for the Anglican Church of Canada group suggests a case can be made for ending the lives of some severely deformed infants born with no real prospect of a life. The report, intended to provoke thought on death, covers the broader topic with only four short paragraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
Lawrence Whytehead
Whytehead
Alliance Seeks New Auction Through Community Search
The Alliance Chamber of Commerce plans a Monday night search committee to revive a livestock auction. Area merchants say they lost business after Alliance Livestock Auction Co. closed last year when Burlington Northern expanded onto its land. The committee will seek donations and buy advertising to attract interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Alliance Livestock Auction Co
Burlington Northern
Lincoln student named outstanding senior by national club
Lincoln's Kim Kleinschmidt of Grafton is named outstanding senior by the Block and Bridle Club during a Madison Wisconsin meeting held with an American Society of Animal Science conference. Dr P J Cunningham of the University of Nebraska Lincoln receives a young scientist teaching award. A five day Lincoln to Omaha walk to advocate disarmament and social justice is planned, leaving Lincoln Friday to demonstrate at Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha on August 9.
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Kim Kleinschmidt
Grafton
National
Madison, Wis
American Society of Animal Science
P. J. Cunningham
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln-to-Omaha
Lincoln
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Waverly Schools Look for 9.25 Percent Budget Boost
Waverly Public Schools expect a 9.25 percent rise in the 1977-78 general fund budget to 2.5 million dollars with a public hearing set for 8 p.m. at Waverly High School. The levy is 41.9 mills, state aid totals 315 thousand, and enrolment is forecast at about 1,725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Public
Dale Siefkes
Siefkes
Waverly
Waverly High School
Libel suit settlement ends dispute between Jeambey and Cannon
The out-of-court settlement, made public Friday, requires Terrell Cannon and co-defendant Steve Daly to pay Councilman Bob Jeambey 587.13. Cannon and Daly regret implying Jeambey lacks Presbyterian ministerial qualifications, though Cannon does not admit the statements were wrong. Jeambey interprets the deal as correcting doubts about his qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jeambey
Choice
Terrell Cannon
Cannon
Steve Daly
Jeambey
Daly
Vietnam adopts U S body identification methods
Washington reports Vietnam has agreed in principle to observe U S techniques for identifying missing servicemen bodies. The State Department will brief Vietnamese officials at an unspecified future date in Hawaii. U S methods are regarded as more advanced than Vietnamese ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
State Dept
Department
Hawaii
Wesley House Chapel unveils first tracker action organ
A newly completed tracker action organ at Wesley House Chapel 640 N 16th was heard in a Sunday concert by Dr. Raymond Harrison Kelton Jr of Boston. Builder Gene Bedient of Lincoln attended, noting the instrument’s 18th century authenticity and its tonal versatility across Bach era works and 20th century pieces. Bedient says it is his first Lincoln tracker, with another Lincoln tracker by different makers existing. A dedication concert is planned for Nov 20 by Harold Vogel.
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Nelson Potter
Wesley House Chapel
N. 16Th
Raymond Harrison Kelton, Jr
Boston
Gene R. Bedient
Lincoln
Bach
Cesar Franck
Wesley Chapel
Bedient
Harold Vogel
Bremen
Germany
North Platte
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Parole Board
Kenneth L. Fields
Kenneth Freeman
Carroll H. Huston
Fort Calhoun
Person
Robert Lytle
Richard McFarthing
Dennis M. Young
Kenny Lee Bowser
Ohio
Sarpy County
Johnny L. Coleman
Larry D. Conner
Iowa
Kim Allen Gardner
Horace L. Gulley
Lawrence Edward Saxon
Michael Shropshire
John Daniel Kolb
Mississippi
Narcisse Merrick Jr
Michael E. Schoris
Michael Zeigler
Lincoln County
O Street
Havelock Ave
Soper and Sons
Se Citizen-Owned
Lincoln Electric System
N Street
Suite
Lincoln, Nebraska
Dr. Ward
Cedric Ward
Union College
Andrews University
Berrien Springs
Mich
Waverly Schools
Alpa Health Spa
Linda Hartsock
Alpha Health Spa
Alpha
Wesley
Day
Pierre Phalese
Berlin
Ernst Pepping
Phalese
Louis Marchand
Capitol Beach Blvd
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Direct Factory
Lincoln Mattress CO
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