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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1977

Page

8

Plan to deny state support to some adulted said threat to SCC

Nebraska plan to deliver unduplicated adult education faces criticism from Southeast Community College board member Betty Schlaphoff who calls it an implied threat. The Coordinating Commission proposes denying state tax funds for noncredit, nondegree retraining courses, potentially forcing full costs on students. A public hearing is set for Friday at the University of Nebraska Omaha Student Union.

SCC Jack Kennedy Nebraska Southeast Community College Betty Schlaphoff Waverly Nebraska Coordinating Commission For University of Nebraska- Omaha University of Nebraska Commission Carey William Fuller

GOP Interviews Possible 1978 Candidates in Nebraska

Republican interview efforts in Nebraska run through summer as the Candidate Encouragement Committee gathers background and campaign needs. Chairman Gladys Seaton says the 18 member panel talked with Atty. Gen. Paul Douglas, Sec. of State Allen Beermann, State Auditor Ray Johnson, State Treasurer Frank Marsh, Sen. Douglas Bereuter, Sen. Loran Schmit, and Don Stenberg and Vance Rogers of Lincoln. Rogers is the only declared candidate for governor.

Nebraska Party Gladys Seaton Astings Atty Paul Douglas Allen J. Beermann Ray A.C. Johnson Frank Marsh Douglas Bereuter Utica Loran Schmit Bellwood Don Stenberg Vance Rogers Lincoln Rogers

Brown Says Paperwork Boosts Economy and Jobs

Gov Edmund G Brown Jr told clerical workers that the growth of paperwork is a sign of human progress and will benefit the economy by creating more jobs.

Los Angeles UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr

Dam 6 C inspection completes NRD project near Brainard

Officials from the Lower Platte South NRD finished the final inspection of Dam 6-C in the North Oak Watershed two miles southeast of Brainard. The reservoir will cover 36 acres when filled, with a $100000 build cost and $98000 for 160 acres acquired. Completion timing depends on rainfall. this dam is the fifth of 12 planned structures between Valparaiso and Raymond.

Brainard North Oak Lower Platte South Schroeder NRD Valparaiso Raymond

State planning director quits in July resignation

United Press Intnc reports W. Don Nelson has resigned as director of the State Office of Planning and Programming to lead Wyoming's new social service agency. Gov. J. J. Exon called Nelson a key member and said his contributions to state government will be long remembered.

W. Don Nelson State Office of Planning and Programming Wyoming Nelson J. J. Exon Exon

Boy Drowns in Elbe River Border Waters

West German police report a boy drowned in the Elbe River near the East West Germany border. An East West rescue effort failed to save him, and divers recovered the unidentified youth’s body after he was driven under by boat wakes on Monday.

Lueneburg West Germany Elbe

Lincoln pediatric fellow elected to American Academy of Pediatrics

Dr Carol N Wolcott of Lincoln has been elected to fellowship in the American Academy of Pediatrics an association of physicians caring for infants children and adolescents with 18500 members. UNL scientists Norman J Rosenberg and Shashi B Verma received an 84200 NSF grant for a year long study of hot southern winds and water use reduction. Martie Jones daughter of Kenneth R Jones Jr selected to attend a national Girl Scout Wider Opportunity camp in Wyoming. Lincoln city councilman Fred Sikyta named to the action council of the National Federation of Independent Business membership reliant on independent small businesses.

Carol N. Wolcott Lincoln American Academy of Pediatrics Association of Physicians UNL Norman J. Rosenberg Shashi B. Verma National Science Foundation Martie Jones Kenneth R. Jones Jr Lexington Wyoming Fred Bob) Sikyta Action Council National Federation of Independent Business

Lincolnite Bilked Out Of 22000 In Pigeon Drop

A 63 year old Lincoln woman was swindled of 22000 by two strangers in a pigeon drop. She offered the money in good faith hoping to share a 30000 windfall supposedly belonging to one of the women. She waited in a Gateway Shopping Center store after withdrawing the funds from a bank safety deposit box.

Lincoln Gateway Shopping Center

PBS Managers to Meet for Central Educational Network

Public television officials from 51 stations across 10 Upper Midwest states will gather in Lincoln for the Central Educational Network annual meeting. NETV general manager Jack McBride notes the event will address operations and shared concerns, with NETV hosting and Hartford Gunn Jr. to receive the CENTEN award for exceptional service.

United Press Intn L. Public Television Central Educational Network Lincoln Upper Midwest Jack McBride Nebraska ETV Network NETV Hartford N. Gunn Jr PBS

LAP Head Start funds debated by Lincoln Action Program board

In a Monday meeting the Lincoln Action Program board weighed carrying over Head Start funds for Lincoln public schools. Outgoing LAP Director Jesse Payne opposed the action, claiming the process shortchanged LAP. The board sent the largest request of 527,714 back for more study as supporters pressed to add Head Start to next year’s budget and fund more staff. The committee will revisit later this month while two small requests were approved for Malone Center and reimbursement funds for the city.

Lincoln Action Program Board Lincoln Public Schools LAP Jesse Payne Robert Reier Committee Hispanic Development Center Malone Center

Exon urges federal program to aid Nebraska farmers

Gov J J Exon told Nebraska educators at a University of Nebraska Lincoln summer workshop that a federal program to regulate agricultural production is needed. He said free enterprise alone cannot solve farming challenges due to the farm community's diverse interests.

J. J. Exon Exon Nebraska University of Nebraska- Lincoln

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