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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1977
Page
4
An item notes the Lincoln Journal published by the Journal Star Printing Co at 726 P Street Lincoln Nebraska 68501 with telephone contact 432 3331.
District Judge Fahrnbruch voided SCCs illegal 185000 square foot complex plan, opening a chance to rethink its mission and site. The piece credits Albert Spohnheimer Harold Gustafson Virginia and Walter Bagley for challenging the program and urges a fresh start with community input and flexible, modern training goals.
The piece contrasts Nixon and Carter on a national land use policy amid Nebraska attitudes. It notes Nixon urged state land use controls in 1974, Carter avoided the topic, and national opposition stalled action. It suggests energy savings and agricultural preservation may shift rural views toward planning and zoning as protection.
Cindy Cornish of Lincoln received the Sunrise Optimist Club Award for outstanding business student. Diane Dickie of Mitchell named Nebraska Young Mother of the Year. Mike McGee of Omaha chosen as 1977 Nebraska High School Athlete of the Year by the Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star. Linda Nuss and Ken Clark of Lincoln aided the Unitarian Church playground project.
The Washington Star notes the first 25 recipients under the Public Safety Officers Benefits Act of 1976, signed by Ford. It provides $50 000 to families of officers and firefighters who die from line of duty injuries, acknowledging their sacrifice and easing financial burdens.
Four months into his tenure Andrew Young is praised for advancing U S interests and repairing ties with Africa while facing credibility strains at home. His rapport with African leaders and bold diplomacy contrast with occasional missteps and State Department disavowals.
James Hokeur of Fort Wayne Indiana reflects on the alleged tie twisting by a 16 year old at Lincoln High School. He contrasts current youth with his 1965 Lincoln class and praises mentors who stood by him. He questions who will guide the younger generation and values the communal care that sustained him through life.
A columnist argues for an Equal Alphabetical Rights Amendment to end discrimination by last names in schools and employment. He cites A to L students getting better seats and job prospects, noting approval from Gloria Steinem but mock opposition from Bella Abzug.
A columnist questions the merits of a working journey by Rosalynn Carter to seven Latin American nations arguing the trip serves as a goodwill tour rather than substantive policy work. The piece critiques publicized reports of daily State Department briefings and says the venture harms the women's movement.
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