18 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1977
Page
1
The editorial notes citizen vigilance helped police apprehend the man charged in the killings of two Lincoln women. The item underscores public cooperation as a key factor in solving the case, reflecting a local press emphasis on safety and community action.
Investigators found no basis for prosecuting Budget Director Bert Lance or others over Lance's banking activities in Georgia. Comptroller John Heimann warned unresolved questions remain about acceptable banking practices and potential regulatory changes. A Sept. 7 Senate hearing on Lance's dealings was announced.
Robert E. Williams, 40, suspected of multiple Lincoln area killings and rapes, was arrested early Thursday in Burlington Northern's west Lincoln rail yard while attempting to board a freight train. Three victims found shot in Miss McGarry's Lincoln duplex. Merrily Williams protected as police link him to Iowa Minnesota cases. Williams confessed travel from Chicago through Waverly and Lincoln, and was slated for arraignment on multiple charges.
Robert E. Williams, 40, arrested for last week's Lincoln homicides of Catherine Brooks and Patricia McGarry, will be questioned on his possible knowledge of the 1974 Patricia Webb murder. Police say Williams knew Webb, but deny a known connection. Webb's body was found in a haystack near Hallam, shot by small caliber guns.
A car crashed into the historic Carson House in Brownville causing approximately 20 000 to 30 000 dollars in damage. The vehicle left a large hole in the structure as firefighters assessed the scene.
KW of Omaha sues WK of Charlotte in Lincoln federal court for 1 415 911 dollars claiming false representations induced Midwest Franchise Corp to buy three WK franchises. Alleged costs include equipment remodeling leases and diminished reputation as WK outlets and profits were misrepresented.
Lincoln schools see enrolment drop from 30,122 in 1971-72 to an expected 27,559 this fall, while local taxes rise near 50 percent since 1972-73. Utility bills grow, new schools are needed in outer areas, and state aid remains volatile, with projections of about 6.7 million if LB33 passes.
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