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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1977

Page

19

Happiness Becomes True Wealth Says Deaf Student

Robin Reynolds, a Nebraska School for the Deaf graduate in Omaha, told classmates happiness is true wealth as she prepares to attend Gallaudet College in Washington DC. She held roles as senior class president and cheerleader, plans a seven year path to become a math teacher for the deaf.

Robin Reynolds Robin Nebraska School For the Deaf Omaha Gallaudet College Washington, D. C Philomathean Literary Society Deaf Assn Orange and Black Club Gallaudet Millie Reynolds Grand Island

USDA panel weighs cancer risks of using nitrite in meat

A USDA senior official leads a panel examining nitrite in bacon ham hot dogs and other cured meats amid concerns it can form cancer causing nitrosamines. The group aims for a final report by September 30 while balancing botulism prevention and consumer industry reactions.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Center For Science In the Public Interest

Rites for Mrs Dorris Tilton Seacrest Chapin Held

Memorial services were held Monday in Ft. Collins Colorado for Mrs. Dorris Tilton Seacrest Chapin 77 who died there Saturday. She is survived by husband Don A. and two daughters Ann Seacrest Southwick and June Seacrest Baker and by ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Her father Mark H Tilton was a pioneer Lincoln fur wholesaler who built the Buick Building at 13th and Q Streets later site of a Western Electric plant. her son Mark Seacrest is president of Journal-Star Printing Co and chairman of State Journal Co.

Ft. Collins Colo Dorris Tilton Seacrest Chapin

Nebraska bar leaders weigh ad rules after Supreme Court decision

NSBA President Richard Knudsen and President-elect Tom Burke of Omaha say Supreme Court approval of lawyer advertising will not greatly raise Nebraska legal fees. They expect mixed effects from ads including more competition, broader public awareness, and potential renewed push for lawyer specialization standards. Officials anticipate guidelines discussion with the state Supreme Court and a cautious start to advertising.

Nebraska State Bar Assn NSBA Richard Knudsen Lincoln Tom Burke Omaha U.S. Supreme Court Nebraska Knudsen Burke Torneys Nsba House of Delegates George Svoboda Nsba House Svoboda Nebraska Supreme Court

All 93 Nebraska counties to be represented in 4-H horse shows

For the first time since 4-H light horse projects began in the 1950s, all Nebraska counties will be represented in either the state 4-H horse show or the district horse shows starting this week, according to R. B. Warren, extension 4-H horse specialist at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.

Nebraska R. B. Warren University of Nebraska- Lincoln

Sloth dung cave fire at Rampart cave near Grand Canyon

Fire in Rampart cave 60 miles east of Las Vegas threatened fossil remains of a prehistoric giant ground sloth. Park Service spent about 60000 dollars to extinguish and reseal the cave after a July 1976 boater incident. Firefighters pumped gases and used water. by mid March a single hot spot remained and the cave was resealed awaiting final status.

Washington UPI Park Ranges Grand Canyon National Park Service Rampart Cave Las Vegas Nev Park Service Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration

Fremont pharmacist's license suspended for 14 months

State action suspends James Barta 36 and bars practice for 14 months after findings of illegal refills and unlicensed handling at five Fremont and nearby pharmacies. Five shops A and A Drug Inc Alco Pharmacy Ron's Pharmacy Gibsons Discount Pharmacy Medicine Shoppe Omaha will close for one day on July 11 as directed.

Fremont Pharmacist Fremont Harry Smith James Barta Lee Locke State Health Dept.’s Bureau of Examining Boards Locke Barta State Board of Examiners In Pharmacy Smith Thelma de Yong Bureau of Examining Boards A & A Drug Inc Alco Pharmacy Ron’s Pharmacy North Bend Gibson’s Discount Pharmacy York Medicine Shoppe Center St Omaha

Death changes life of Nebraska man after near fatal heart stop

Lloyd Harrington, 56, of rural West Point, survived four minutes without heartbeat in September after a battle with chest pains and smoking. He describes a vivid near death experience and now dedicates time to church and civic groups, urging others not to fear death.

West Point Lloyd Harrington Bucky Lloyd Harrington Iowa Beef Processors Inc

UNL weighs effect of fee cuts on 1977 78 budgets

Lincoln officials moved to assess impact after the Board of Regents held fees at 66.50 next fall and studied possible elimination of most student fees for 1978 79. President Roy Young and others plan to meet with administrators and health center staff to decide next steps.

University of Nebraska- Lincoln Board of Regents UNL East Campus East Union Richard Armstrong Roy Young Greg Johnson Armstrong Allen Bennett Bennett

Arctic National Wildlife Range fights for survival

Washington reports North America’s last wilderness expanse, the Arctic National Wildlife Range, faces a two-nation struggle over upcoming months. CEQ advisers will propose three gas pipeline routes to the president, including an Alaska Arctic Gas Pipeline option crossing the range. Critics warn a route wouldfracture wilderness, while supporters insist minimal impact and reclamation are possible.

Washington APS North America Arctic National Wildlife Range Alaskan Arctic Gas Pipeline Co Wildlife Range Speth Arctic Gas Co CEQ

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