Legal action over undressed drug raid questioning
A Portland woman testified in U.S. District Court that during a 1975 drug raid at 3063 T Street in Lincoln she and another woman were questioned for over an hour while partially dressed. She alleges civil rights violations by Lancaster County Deputy Sheriff Joseph Splichal, Lincoln Police Officer Ronald Tussing, and Nebraska State Patrol investigators.
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Portland
Ore
Lincoln
Cindy Sue Cavender
Debbie Childs
Lancaster County
Joseph Splichal
T St
Miss Cavender
Miss Child
Hampton resigns from Airport Authority after 14 years
Joe Hampton announced his resignation from the Lincoln Airport Authority at Tuesday’s meeting. A 14 year member he also held seats on City Council and RTSD, creating a three board role. The resignation takes effect July 1 and Mayor Helen Bousalis will appoint his successor.
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Joe Hampton
Lincoln Airport Authority
Airport Authority
City Council
Railroad Transportation Safety District
RTSD
Hampton
Helen Bousalis
Committee to discuss LES payments in Lincoln
A joint committee of three Lincoln Board of Education members and three City Council members will study long standing LES payments. The group aims to address taxes on the city owned utility and consider a charter revision for a spring 1978 ballot.
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Jack Kennedy
Lincoln Electric System
LES
Helen Bousalis
Lincoln Board of Education
Claude Dickens
Dickens
John Prasch
Charles Humble
Ed Perry
Lancaster County
Lincoln
John Robinson
Whittier Junior High
Vine
Whittier
Southeast Community College
Fred R. Sikyta
Prasch
Lou Roper
Turban Talk: Summer Turban in Pastel Polyester Jersey
A simple solution to sun and swim hair is offered with a polyester jersey turban. Priced at five dollars, the top comes in assorted pastel shades with a matte jersey finish.
Exon the Democrat governor with a blunt, pragmatic style
Exon has led Nebraska since 1970, a Democrat known for pay as you go restraint and sharp political maneuvering. He grew up in South Dakota, built J J Exon Co., and rose from Fremont politics to state leadership. He faces chatter about a U S Senate bid and maintains a plain spoken, down home public image. He and Pat live in the Governor’s Mansion with three children. salary 25 000, last year income about 29 000.
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Exon
Statehouse
Nebraska
U.S. Senate
Lake Andes
S.D
Young Exon
University of Omaha
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Fremont
Lincoln
J. J. Exon Co
23Rd and
O Sts
Ralph Brooks
Frank Morrison
Norbert Tiemann
GOP
Sen
Richard Marvel
Hastings
Jim
Pat Exon
Governor’s
H St
Transit study proposes fares and taxi help for Lancaster transit
Wilbur Smith and Associates outlined a plan for Lancaster County to aid transit dependent residents. Proposals include free fares for low income riders, a subsidized taxi service for the elderly and handicapped, and extending four rural bus loops covering 464 miles daily, though rural service faces deficits. The study, costing 30000 with 80 percent federal reimbursement, analyzes three groups: elderly and disabled, low income, and rural residents.
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Lancaster County
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Lincoln Transportation System
LTS
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