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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1977

Page

7

Ex-Regional Center official cites patient recruiting amid resigning

Ex LRC supervisor Sheralyn Cox says recruiting patients from Beatrice and moving residents to fill CCU drove her to resign. She accuses Dr Klaus Hartmann of mandating staff expansion that never materialized, and notes a shift toward custodial care and reduced emphasis on patients rights. Doctors Hartmann and Stone deny wrongdoing while describing management challenges and ongoing rights reforms. State Sen Steve Fowler says legislators will monitor CCU staffing and use of new positions.

Sheralyn Cox Lincoln Regional Center LRC Ms. Cox Comprehensive Care Unit CCU Beatrice State Development Center Klaus Hartmann Nebraska Lancaster County Welfare Dept Cox Hartmann William Stone Stone Dr. Hartmann New John White Lincoln, Hastings Norfolk Beatrice Development Center Beatrice White Senate Steve Fowler Lincoln Fowler

Publisher to pay Rev Jeambey damages in 1975 libel suit

In a 1975 libel settlement Councilman Bob Jeambey and publisher Terrell Cannon and editor Steve Daly agree to pay Jeambey about 590 for court costs and damages. They say statements about Jeambey were wrong though protected by free speech. Jeambey sought a public apology and the case was one of two tied to 1975 City Council elections.

Rev. Jeambey Bob Jeambey Choice Jeambey Terrell Cannon Steve Daly Cannon Daly Steve Iwald Tiwald United Presbyterian Church Jeamby

Three nominees named for Nebraska Workmen’s Comp Court

Gov. J. J. Exon released three nominees to fill the vacancy on the Workmen’s Compensation Court. Gerald E. Rouse of Columbus, Robert V. Burkhard of Omaha, and James P. Monen of Omaha were chosen as finalists. A Lincoln Chamber luncheon honors U.S. Sen. Carl Curtis on August 11 at noon in the First National Bank Building dining room.

J. J. Exon Nebraska Workmen's Compensation Court Gerald E. Rouse Columbus Robert V. Burkhard James P. Monen Omaha U.S Carl Curtis Lincoln Chamber of Commerce First National Bank

Cresco Postmaster Appointed Adams to Lead Office

Elbert J. Adams is named postmaster at Cresco, effective Saturday, with the Cresco post office reporting annual receipts of 23,041. Adams will receive an annual salary of 21,110 plus fringe benefits.

Omaha Elbert J. Adams Cresco Ceresco Adams

Two charged in Lancaster County burglaries

Donald Allen and William Davis, both charged in Lancaster County Court, face counts for July burglaries of Sartor Hamann Jewelers on July 18 and Walgreen's Drug Store on July 24. They were arrested above the Russian Inn. Allen also faces another burglary count and possession of over one pound of marijuana. Bond set at $10,000 each. police seek a third suspect.

Lancaster County Court Donald Allen William Davis Sartor Hamann Jewelers Walgreen Russian Inn 7Th and Pats Allen

Nebraska disclosure chief takes salary cut for sunshine law

James Baylor, 53, will head Nebraska's Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission, giving up a 27 000 dollar Defense Department post to earn 17 000 a year. He aims to implement the new financial disclosure law balancing public access with official privacy.

Omaha Nebraska James Baylor Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission Baylor Lincoln U.S. Defense Department Denver Commission Chicago State of Illinois Defense Department Nebraska Joh

Sengs attorney seeks dropping manslaughter case

Dr William Seng a Lincoln chiropractor is charged with manslaughter in the Sept 21 death of 14 year old Debra Schoenrock. His attorney John Stevens Berry argues insufficiency of evidence and that Seng treated only for pain while a physician also cared for the girl. Judge Hastings granted time to rule after noting law vagueness.

William Seng Lincoln Seng Debra Sue Schoenrock John Stevens Berry Berry Leng Miss Schoenrock District Court William Hastings

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