Planning commission rejects one year delay on land growth
Lincoln planning officials vote against a moratorium on edge development while exploring interim steps to bridge time to a new zoning ordinance. Critics urge no halt to current development and oppose rezoning Gateway Center and Highlands North. The commission plans to consider alternative controls at next month’s meeting.
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City-County Planning Commission
Lincoln
Doug Brogden
Gateway Shopping Center
Highlands North
Dave Pierson
Lincoln Board of Realtors
Lincoln Homebuilders Assn
Planning Commission
Dear Ann Landers Readers Notes on Tolerance and Etiquette
A reader letter column discusses Ann Landers responses on bisexuality on campus and a note praising handicapped workers. It also asks about proper nose blowing at table and etiquette, with brief replies and dated examples from 1977.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Salt Lake City
Field Enterprises, Inc
Bergland Accepts Food Conference Invitation
Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland has accepted an invitation to join a governor's conference on food and hunger issues. Governor James Exon announced the event to be held at First Plymouth Church in Lincoln on November 11 with speakers Charles Weitz and Kirk Alliman also listed.
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Bergland
Exon
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
J James Exon
Charles Weitz
Food and Agriculture Organization
The
United Nations
Kirk Alliman
Church World Service
New York
First Plymouth Church
Lincoln
Beatrice hospital expansion gains agency approval
Southeast Health Systems Agency approves a 1.6 million plan to expand Beatrice Community Hospital and Health Center. Project funds include 639 thousand from existing funds and an 800 thousand bond issue with renovations to ER, ICU, radiology, isolation nursery and private rooms while keeping 60 beds.
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Beatrice Community Hospital and Health Center
Southeast Health Systems Agency
HSA
Baylor to lead Nebraska Sunshine Commission
The Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission hired James Baylor of Lincoln as executive director. Baylor, 53, serves as staff attorney for the Office of Civilian Health and Medical Program for the Uniformed Services in the Defense Dept, based in Denver. He will earn 17000 annually and must report by August 15. Baylor said the sunshine law benefits the public and may need changes to avoid hardship for officials.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission
James Baylor
Lincoln
Baylor
Office of Civilian Health and Medical Program
Uniformed Services
Defense Dept
Denver
Illinois
University of Nebraska
University of Michigan
Sunshine’’ Commission
Gev
Jerry Whelan
Commission
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