Hy-Gain Won't Get City Water as Lincoln Council Rejected Request
Hy-Gain Electronics will keep Lincoln operations unchanged after the Lincoln City Council rejected a bid to extend city water service to the plant at 8601 NE U.S. Highway 6. Mayor Boosalis said granting an exception could set a growth precedent and risk watershed development control under the Comprehensive Plan.
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Lincoln, Neb
Journal
City Water Service
Tom Lansworth
Hy-Gain Electronics
Lincoln
Richard Whitcomb
Hy-Gain
Whitcomb
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U.S. Highway 6
Stevens Creek
Hampton and Scherer Sworn In as conservatives take seat
Lincoln selects Joe Hampton and Leo Scherer for city council as conservatives gain a clear majority. Outgoing members Max Denney and Sue Bailey depart, while incumbent John Robinson begins a new four year term. Conservatives include Richard Baker Bob Sikyta Steve Cook with Bailey and Jeambey on liberal side. Scherer and Hampton plan to declare liquor license conflicts.
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Hampton
Scherer
Lincoln
Joe Hampton
Havelock
Leo Scherer
Max Denney
Sue Bailey
John Robinson
Council
Faulty signals blamed for Sunday crash at 33rd street
Alberta Beckman, 63, was injured when her car collided with another at 33rd and Sunday as malfunctioning traffic signals failed. She suffered facial cuts and was in fair condition at Lincoln General Hospital. The crash involved a second car and a third, with no citations issued.
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33Rd
Lincoln
Alberta Beckman
General Hospital
Beckman
Arnold
Donald L. McPherron
Fremont
Beckman Auto
Tom Butcher
Butcher
Band instruments sought for underprivileged students
The human services committee of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce collects used band instruments for distribution to schools. Donations are tax deductible and can be delivered May 25 to 27 at Lincoln schools. Contact the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce for those unable to deliver.
Thone blasts Budget Control Act as reckless driving
Congressman Charles Thone of Nebraska says the 1974 Budget Control Act functions as a madness machine with reckless drivers at the wheel. He asserts the deficit rose despite the act and notes only four federal budgets have been in the black since 1952. He warns next year’s $43 billion interest on the national debt will be a major budget item. He faults House Budget Committee members for resisting spending reforms.
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Charles Thone
R-Neb
Thone
House Budget Committee
Nebraskans to attend White House Handicapped Conference
Ten Nebraska delegates will represent the state at the first White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals in Washington D C. Delegates include Larry Nedrow Nancy Erikson James Faiman Sharon Carr Jim Ross Rose Hoover Bernie Hall Fred Muddy Dick Terry and Paul Heartman. April Harvey of Lincoln will assist Lakehurst Naval Air Station.
Haymarket Gallery Art Festival Named Very Successful
The fifth annual Haymarket Gallery Art Festival drew 8 000 to 10 000 visitors Sunday. Eighty two artists from 10 states participated. Dan Howard of the University of Nebraska Lincoln joined the show. Nan cy Teague won best of show for acrylic and Nancy Peterson won best overall display.
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Haymarket Gallery
Festival Cochairman
Lucille Hedges
Dan Howard
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nancy Teague
Nancy Peterson
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