Black doctoral candidate urges grad study at UNL
Barron Harvey, 30, first American Black College of Business Administration doctoral candidate at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, discusses his 1966 paper on black power misunderstood as revolution. He advocates minority graduate recruitment and notes his path from Coffeyville Community College to Pittsburg State and UNL.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Pittsburg
Kan.) State University
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Ron Smith
Gary Schwendiman
Lincoln Action Program
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Schwendiman
Nebraska official calls Carter welfare overhaul impractical
State Welfare Director Eldin Ehrlich says the Carter plan is not practical for Nebraska. He notes 35 to 40 percent of ADC recipients are already employed and many counties have few recipients or jobs. Ehrlich expects Congressional opposition and warns past policy shifts hinder effective watchdogging.
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Nebraska
Eldin Ehrlich
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Congress
Search for Grand Island teen body resumes at Eagles Lake
Authorities resume the search Monday for Gerald Rock a 17 year old Grand Island resident who drowned Thursday while attempting to swim across Eagles Lake east of the city. About 12 hours were spent Saturday in the initial search.
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UPI
Eagles Lake
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Gerald Rock
Gays Seek Radio TV Access to Fight Stereotypes
Gay activists petition the Federal Communications Commission to require broadcasters to consult with gay community leaders and develop programming giving gays representation on air. They note FCC rules already mandate consultation with minority groups, but not with gays who comprise about 10 percent of the population.
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UPI
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FCC
UNL Receives NSF Grant For Glass Crystal Research
The University of Nebraska Lincoln gains a 20000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study glass crystal properties for laser and infrared optics. The funding supports work in the College of Engineering and Technology. Radar unit used at UNL campus police measures vehicle speeds. Democratic women set talk by Joan Tomlinson on August 27 at 7 30 PM hosted by Lancaster County Democratic Women's Club at Commercial Savings and Loan building 56th and O Streets.
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Nebraska Highway Safety Program
Joan Tomlinson
Lancaster County
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EMSS Council Shapes Emergency Medical Services Plan
Lancaster County EMSS Council outlines a permanent structure to review operation and coordination of Lincoln Lincoln-Lancaster County emergency medical services and advise the Board of Health on efficiency and quality. A task force will draft a countywide EMS improvement plan by April 1, 1977 with representation from professional governmental and civic health groups.
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Lincoln-Lancaster
Lincoln-Lancaster Board of Health
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