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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1977

Page

5

Adventists' singles club aims to energize church life

Union College hosts Philosda's first national gathering with 300 members from 30 states and three Canadian provinces. Floyd Miller, Adventist lay leader, urges churches to embrace single, widowed, and divorced members through education, social support, and evangelistic aims. Collected sessions cover mental wellness, self acceptance, communication, diet, and memory. Joe Crews and Amazing Facts provide evening programs as Miller seeks to unlock a "great untapped source" of evangelism.

Floyd Miller Philosda Union College Miller Columbia Adventist Church States Canadian Joe Crews Amazing Facts Adventists Robert H. Pierson

Thone undecided about 1978 race says Rogers

Rogers says Thone has not chosen whether to seek reelection to Congress or a Senate run in 1978. Rogers, former Wesleyan president and GOP governor candidate, notes pension chatter was misinterpreted. He stresses his campaign remains solid and will be full time after January, with 70-30 school to politics now.

Vance Rogers Charles Thone Thone Rogers Nebraka Wesleyan University Omaha House Senate Charley Charley Thone GOP North Platte Bob Phares Phares Wesleyan

Tiemann recounts defying White House in Highway post

Norbert Tiemann, ex Nebraska governor and federal highway administrator, described resisting Haldeman Ehrlichman and other White House aides while shaping transportation policy. He warned of White House control, spoke at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and outlined future political plans and a coal slurry pipeline idea.

Norbert T. Tiemann Haldeman Ehrlichman White House Nebraska University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nixon H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman Tiemann Foreign Service Army Federal Highway Administrator

Norris Restricts Herbicide Use Along Power Lines

Norris Public Power District halts use of Tordon 10K along roadsides unless adjoining landowners permit. Board regrets vegetation damage, vows to consult state officials before resuming chemical application. Environmental and wildlife agencies found no water contamination. investigations continue into about 40 complaints across Lancaster, Gage, Jefferson and Saline counties.

Norris Public Power District Board Norris Department of Environmental Control State Game and Parks Commission Tor Don Lancaster Gage Jefferson Saline Counties

City Council oks water rate hike for big users

After three weeks of discussion the City Council approved a water rate increase for Lincoln's two largest customers Goodyear and American Stores. The rate rises from 18 to 20 cents per 100 cubic feet with the plan following a city ordinance mandating a 5 cent rise over three years for high usage customers. The request for an outside consultant study was not approved and may be reconsidered later.

Lincoln Goodyear American Chamber of Commerce

Bridge plan for Old Cheney Rd near Salt Creek advances

Lancaster County Engineer Marv Nuernberger wins approval to replace the closed Old Cheney Rd bridge over Salt Creek south of Wilderness Park with a 225 foot two lane structure. The $225000 project would be funded mostly by federal money after prior county board opposition.

Lancaster County Marv Nuernberger County Board Old Cheney Rd Salt Creek Wilderness Park Lincoln Nuernberger Bruce Hamilton Jan Gauger

Zoning to Tackle Obscenity Linked to City Powers

Lincoln officials weigh zoning as a tool to curb obscenity with City Attorney Charles Humble noting the county reaches for enforcement while zoning could control topless lounges and massage parlors if issues arise. The council discussion followed a church group claim of rising obscenity.

City Hall Charles Humble County Attorney’s Office Humble Lincoln Second Baptist Church No. 48Th St

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