Swine Center Set for Mead Move From Lincoln Site
The University of Nebraska Lincoln plans move of its 115 acre Lincoln swine research center to Mead to join the existing Mead facility. The combined project totals 1.1 million dollars and includes new confinement and research buildings to support nutrition physiology genetics and breeding studies.
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University of Nebraska- Lincoln Swine Research Center
Irv Omtvedt
UNL
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Mead Swine Research Center
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Stewart Seed Laboratory
University
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Peo
Field Laboratory
Veterinary Science Dept
Lincoln Swine Center
Omtvedt
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Douglas Brogden
City County
Omtredt
University OF Nebraska
P. J. Cunningham
Dwane Zimmerman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Animal Science Dept
Adams
Fourth of July events at Holmes Park with concerts and fireworks
Holmes Park hosts a July 4 schedule starting with sailboat and canoe races at 2 p.m. followed by games at 3 p.m. A children’s theater show begins at 3 30, bluegrass by Flatland Boogie Band from 4 to 7, Lincoln Municipal Band at the Marina 7 30 to 9, then a skydiving display at 8 30 and fireworks around 9 45 p.m.
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Five Omaha arrests after police fracas at Humane Society
A 45-year-old woman punched a policeman, another was struck by a flying object, and five people were arrested after a disturbance in which a Humane Society officer tried to cite a woman for allowing her dog to run loose. Dana Fleming, 18, was charged with assaulting or resisting a police officer. His mother and three others faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Nebraska rural and city news update from Omaha council to court
A roundup of Nebraska items: Bergan Mercy Hospital raises patient charges by 3 percent as a new addition opens in January, state trooper Stephen M. Kyles dies in Omaha, a Mitchell man faces felonious assault charges after a wife shooting, Omaha Public Power District seeks advisory volunteers, Midwest aerobatics championships in Omaha and Council Bluffs, Beatrice State Developmental Center retentions and transfers, Hastings property owners challenge annexation, Valmont Industries plans job cuts, and a church and city groundbreak for a church expansion in Norfolk.
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Bergan Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Stephen M. Kyles
Nebraska
Kyles
Carroll E. Wagner
Scotts Bluff
Dora Lee Wagner
Wagner
David Schleve
Hastings
Adams County
Top 12 in The Journal power and influence poll
The Journal's Who Runs Lincoln series ranks 12 leading figures in local power circles based on 68 ballots. Helen Bousalis tops the poll followed by Paul Amen James Stuart Burnham Yates John Campbell George Abel George Cook D. B. Warner Joe R. Seacrest J. J. Exon Vance Rogers E J Faulkner Bob Devaney Robert Crosby James Ebel Doug Brogden S E Copple Harry Seward Norm Krivosha Charles Thone Max Denney Paul Douglas and Thomas Woods in 1977 Lincoln Journal
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Paul Amen
James Stuart
Burnham Yates
John Campbell
Miller & Paine
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George Cook
D. B. Warner
NY Foundation
Joe R. Seacrest
J. J. Exon
Cessere Eeee Renee
Vance Rogers
Nebraska Wesleyan
E. J. Faulkner
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Robert Crosby
James Ebel
Doug Brogden
S. E. Copple
Harry Seward
Norm Krivosha
Charles Thone
Max Denney
Paul Douglas
Thomas Woods
Telephone Company
Lincoln Journal
Lancaster Countians List Most Powerful Lincoln Figures
A Lincoln poll of 241 Lancaster County residents ranked the top power holders. Helen Boosalis led with 31 percent, followed by George Hansen 8 percent and several community leaders including Bob Devaney Tom Osborne and James Stuart with smaller shares.
Inmates Bound Over In Escape Case. Hickman Wins EPA Grant
Two inmates at the Nebraska Penal Complex were bound over to Lancaster County District Court on attempted escape and habitual criminal charges after a reconciliation period. A Lincoln man charged with first degree sexual assault and breaking and entering for an alleged home assault was arraigned. a $2,000 bond was set. Hickman received a $372,750 EPA grant to build a new sewage plant amid growth in Wagon Trains Heights. Lincoln East debaters placed 10th at the National Debate Tournament in Seattle with top scorers Tom Lyon and Ursula Fritsch, while Nebraska Wesleyan hours shift to summer schedules. NU scholars receive Dreier Memorial scholarships. Rutford named NSF Distinguished Service Award recipient.
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Lincoln
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Environmental Protection Agency
Wagon Trains Heights
Lincoln East High School
Seattle
Wash
Tom Lyon
Ursula Fritsch
Dave Lyon
Leo Chandler
Assessor Seeks Private Help for County Reappraisal
Douglas County Assessor Frank Bemis says the office lacks manpower and funds for a full countywide real estate reappraisal. A private firm will be hired to assist in revaluing about 140,000 parcels of property in the county.
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Frank Bemis
UPI
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