State health council to meet within month
The 34 member Statewide Health Coordinating Council, formed under the 1974 federal health planning law, will hold its first meeting in about a month. Appointees include representatives from Lincoln Falls City Humboldt and many other communities across Nebraska and nearby Iowa and Dakota County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statewide Health Coordinating Council
Kenneth Diamond
State Health Dept
Southeast Nebraska Health Systems Agency
Robert Bartee
Richard Youngscap
Phyllis Hunhoff
Lincoln
Glenn Merz
Falls City
Claista Cooper Hughes
Humboldt
Iowa
NU seeks regent approval for $17.5 million in capital projects
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will review more than 17.5 million dollars in capital construction for the 1978 79 budget with 24 projects totaling over 69 million dollars. Eight projects are top priority for 1978 79 while administration seeks full approval for legislative submission. The plan also proposes shrinking student fee allocations from 50 plus groups to 12, pending regent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Lincoln
Regents
Lincoln events and performances schedule notes
Lincoln and surrounding venues list ongoing concerts films theater shows lectures and public meetings. Notable items include piano recital by Mary Steffen at Sheldon Art Gallery, Seascape at Studio Theater, multiple government and planning meetings, nature films at Wilderness Park, Matchmaker at Howell Theater, Birdcage Theater showtimes, Mellerdrummer performances at Fanny's and Gaslight Theater, and community programs at senior centers and churches with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steffen
Sheldon Art Gallery
Studio Theater
Wilderness Park
Ist
van Dorn
Wed
Peter Pan Park
W St
Thurs
Eden Park
Antelope Dr
Matchmaker
Howell Theater
Birdcage
Children’s Zoo
Sun
Fanny’s
Lincoln Hilton
Mellerdrummer
Gaslight Theater
Things to Do List of Free Local Attractions and Hours
The list compiles free local events and museum hours across Nebraska cities. It includes state museums, historical sites, zoos and parks with addresses and operating hours, plus emergency and social service helplines.
Community Crisis Helpline Numbers and Emergency Contacts
A compact list of emergency and support numbers includes Drug Crisis Center 24 hour service at 475 5683, dial 911 for police fire sheriff or ambulance, Federal Information Center 221 3353 in Omaha, Parents Without Partners contact 444 N09, Personal Crisis 475 5171, Poison 483 3244, Runaways 475 626, Mental 475 956, Elderly 477 124, Rape Line 475 7273.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drug Crisis Center
Federal Information Center
Omaha
Parents
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Health Council
Greater Nebraska Health Systems Agency
Roger Green
Scottsbluff
Jack Klingenberg
Chapman
Henry Beatty
Central City
Nicky Solomon
Winnebago
Clarence Cory
Columbus
Health Planning Council of the
Midlands
Kay Neil
Margery Reinmuth
George Woods
Paul Schnieder
Duane Krause
Donald Kramper
Dorothy Beermann
Dakota City
Ruth Miller
Hubbard
James Walston
Ed Matney
South Sioux City
Loren Belker
Charles Richardson
Don Levenberger
Larry Nedrow
Richard Bradley
University of Nebraska College of Dentistry
David Howard
Nebraska Commission On Aging
Carl Cornelius
Sidney
Philip Fisher
Nebraska City
Hildreth Hustine
Hastings
Rachel Dobscha
Oggallala
Arnold Ruhnke
Plymouth
Richard Lewis
Holbrook
T. J. Fraser
Pawnee City
Disney
Evel Knievel
Wiva Engeveg
Janiene Reyand
Liza Minnelli
Woody Allen
Diane Keator
Annie Hall
Norman
Sirtoes O Mie
G Stockane
The
Ckade
No. Corner
BankAmericard
Th & van Dorn
Pen Til Ll P
Plaza Theatres
12Th
Paramount
Joseph E. Levine
Mig Itself
Tuli
Corning Spice O’ Life
Lancaster County Division of Public Welfare
Council Division of Public Welfare
St. Mary’s Ave
Tues
Capitol
Lincoln Mutual Bldg
Old Cheney Rd
Mon
Mahoney Manor
First Umc
E. Lincoln Christian Ch
Newmann Umn
St. Paul Umc
First Presbyterian Ch
Trinity Umc
St. James
Southeast Community College
Bryan Center
Thur
County City
Park Lot
Gere
56Th Normal
Sun Valley Blvd
Forburger
North Door
Historical Society — Museum
R. Sun
Fairview
W. J. Bryan
49Th & Sumner
Tue
Governor’s Mansion
University-State Museum
Mueller Planetarium
Sheldon
Morrill Hall
Thos. Kennard
Wildwerness Park
First & W
Saltillo
Pioneers Park
Calvert- Coddington
Ager Nature Center
Antelope Park
Arnold Heights
Airpark West
Belmont
Judson
College View
Prescott
Cooper Park
Irvingdale
Piedmont
Roberts Park
Sumner
Southwood
Tipperary Trail
South & Normal Blvd
Terrill Park
Walker
Univ. Place Park
Francis
Woods Park
Culler Jr. H
Antelope
W. Kearney
Ballard
Mahoney
84Th
Adams
Normal
South
Nebraska
Omaha, Westroads
Beatrice
Gage County Museum
Homestead
Nat’l. Monument
Bellevue — Aerospace Museum
Fremont — May Historical Museum
Grand Island
Stuhr Museum of Prairie Pioneer
House of Yesterday
Minden
Pioneer Village
Union Pacific Museum
Dodge
Western Heritage Society Museum
Old Union Station
Red Cloud
Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial
Table Rock
Field
Gretna
von Ringelheim
Seward
Raimondi
Erma Desire
Cozad
Rothman
Kimball
Graves
the Plains
York
Baker
Kearney
Padovano
Nebraska Gateway
North Platte
Howard
Ogallala
van de Bovenkamp
Palmer Museum
Wilber
Czech Museum
Syracuse
Otoe County
Weeping Water
Alcoholics Anonymous
Better Business Bureau
Cinema x
al i
Paul Newman
Les Lee
Oolby System
Cinema 1
Cinema 2
Cooper
Benji
Douglas
Dr. Moreau
New York
Embassy
Joyo
Dick & Jane
Starview Drive-in
West O Drive-In
84Th & O
33Rd & Cornhusker
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