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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1977

Page

4

Lincoln Journal 926: Local Notice Summary

Lincoln Journal 926 published by Journal-Star Printing Co in Lincoln Nebraska provides community notices. This entry notes local events, public notices, and brief items from the area served by the Lincoln, Nebraska city and surrounding region.

Journal-Star Printing Co Lincoln Neb

Lincoln approves minimum insulation ordinance for new buildings

The Lincoln City Council unanimously approves a minimum insulation ordinance applicable to all new construction. The measure sets uniform performance standards for walls and roofs in commercial and residential properties, allowing envelope flexibility while ensuring heat loss protection. Local groups and officials collaborated to reach consensus demonstrating leadership in energy conservation.

Lincoln City Lincoln Electric System LES Energy Action Committee Fred Sikyta Sikyta Steve Cook Lincoln

Koreagate Ethics Debate Tests House Leadership

Rep John Cavanaugh of Omaha resists a presidential appointment of a special prosecutor as Democrats and Republicans clash over Koreagate. The piece questions House standards enforcement, the role of the Justice Department probe, and how long the standards committee should be allowed to act before presenting a full public report.

John Cavanaugh Omaha Cavanaugh House Department of Justice House Committee On Watergate Philip A. Lacovara Flynt Nebraska Democrat

Democrats compromise on same day registration plan

House Democrats draft a compromise to make same day registration optional with federal grants as incentive. The plan repeats existing options already available in a few states and is criticized as redundant and weak, offering little value and facing sharp opposition.

House Democrats Congress Nebraska

National Guard praised for leadership during out of state crisis

A letter thanks Maj. Gen. Binder and Maj. Whitney of the Nebraska Army National Guard for personal involvement in resolving a severe mental and physical strain on an individual during an out of state incident. The writers commend their care, leadership, and commitment to Guard members and the future of the guard. The piece also notes reader comment policies and includes a separate religious excerpt discussing abortion as a sin of murder from The Marian Catechism.

National Guard Binder Maj. Whitney Army National Guard Regular Army Nebraska Army National Guard Guard L. Shepard Howard F. Smith

Lurie Views NYS Blackout as Energy Master Plan

Intimate sources suggest the New York City blackout was part of a national energy-saving scheme. CIA data imply 18 day city outages annually could force policy shifts. The piece critiques Con Edison and Mayor Beame, hinting at suburban migration pressures.

N.Y.C CIA Col. Kadaffi Humble Silence N.Y Con Edison Beame N.Y. Pharoah

Two Societies Separate and Unequal In 1977 Blackout

With the 1977 New York blackout, looting and arson surged as police struggled to respond. The piece notes over 3,300 arrests and broad property damage while stressing persistent urban inequality and the era’s failed remedies, echoing a 1968 warning that America was becoming two separate societies.

Tom Wicker New York City New York National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders Brownsville Harlem Bedford-Stuyvesant

New Non-Ethic: The Right to Rip Off

William Safire argues a spreading attitude justifies theft as a supposed right. He critiques welfare expansion, reparations claims, disdain for menial work, and the view crime results from a faultless System, blaming society for a poor person's actions during blackouts.

William Safire New York Times

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