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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1977

Page

5

Vets home becomes SCC Milford campus sparks future focus

The Milford veterans home now houses the Southeast Community College Milford campus where 790 students enroll for vocational programs from art to electronics. The old war era site includes a student built house project, rising solar energy plans, and expansion of agri business courses as the college partners with Lincoln campus and Milford schools.

Jack Kennedy Milford Soldiers and Sailors Home Sanitarium Veterans Home Nebraska Trade School Southeast Community College SCC Earl Kraft Bob Klabenes Tech School Lincoln Lincoln Public Schools Milford Educational Service Unit Lincoln High School Klabenes Eicher University of Nebraska Welsh Iowa

Indian group dismissals stir protest

The Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs faces vacancies as six directors resign or are asked to resign by Director Felix White Jr. amid absenteeism and disputes over authority. The chairman says the terminations follow statutory rules and that Indians must be active in meetings to represent their communities.

Jim Aucoin Nebraska Commission On Indian Affairs Commission Felix White Jr Mark Monroe Alliance Indian Center White Lloyd James Daniel Webster Lawrence Cook John Roubidoux Alfrieda Ware Lewis LaRose Monroe Executive Council Marshall Prichard Lincoln Prichard Indian Center Nebraska

Lincoln Housing Complex Groundbreaking Ceremony Held

A 2.3 million Lincoln Housing Authority elderly apartment project at 68th and L Streets had a Friday groundbreaking. A separate report notes a $1,000 coin collection theft from 5531 Orcutt Ave South Friday night. Manuel J. Aguilar of Aguilar Brothers Plumbing faced a $100 fine and one year probation in federal court for failing to deposit over 3,500 in withheld taxes. A welfare conference by the Mountain States Regional Training Conference of the American Public Welfare Assn is set for Monday to Wednesday at the Lincoln Hilton Hotel.

Lincoln Housing Authority 68Th and L Sts Albert D. Grosenbach Orcutt Ave. South Aguilar Manuel J. Aguilar Aguilar Brothers Plumbing and Heating Co U.S. District Court Mountain States The American Public Welfare Assn Lincoln Hilton Hotel

Prostitution ring suspected in Omaha beating death

Omaha police linked the beating death of Harold D. Hay to possible robbery or prostitution. Hay, a 38 year old construction worker, was found bleeding in South Omaha after saying he would seek a prostitute. Police cite reports of a prostitution ring operating around 26th and N Streets robbing customers.

Omaha Omaha (Ap Harold D. Hay South Omaha Hay 26Th N Sts

Lincoln Woman In Fair Condition After Accident

A 45 year old Lincoln woman Delores Himmel sustained injuries when struck by a turning car Friday at 48th and Holdrege. She was impaled on a traffic sign stub and suffered broken ribs and internal injuries. Police investigate possible charges against driver Henry E Wollen of 1428 No 24th Street.

Lincoln Bryan Memorial Hospital Delores Himmel Holdrege Henry E. Wollen

Polite Bandit Robs Savings Bank in Tampa

Authorities report a robber who held up Freedom Federal Savings and Loan in Tampa on Friday stole $4,000 and followed by saying This is a holdup please in a demand note to teller Norma Evertsz. The suspect showed unusual politeness during the crime.

Tampa Fla Freedom Federal Savings and Loan Norma Evertsz

Chicago Banks Offer Bond Backstop After Daley Death

After Mayor Daley’s death, Chicago’s top banks pledged to buy city bonds and commercial paper at market price to ease investor panic. A.B. Abboud and J. Perkins led talks to reassure creditors and preserve Chicago’s double A bond rating while ensuring continuity in financial leadership.

Chicago Richard Daley Chicago Magazine Daley Ralph Whitehead Joel Weisman A. Robert Abboud First National Bank of Chicago Abboud John Perkins Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co New York City Hall Chicago Democratic Committee

Regents OK Stadium Charge and Faculty Salaries Plan

NU Regents approved a stadium construction surcharge and set guidelines for 1977 78 faculty and staff salaries. Base raises reach about 342 percent with merit discretionary funds. some faculty complain merit is overlooked. Interim Chancellor Garfinkel said recruitment is essential though funds are tight. A roughly 5 percent tuition hike was approved and Nebraska medical resident fees rise from 267 to 350 per quarter, with BC BS rates up about 25 percent.

UNO Herbert Garfinkel Nebraska

Immunized researcher contracts rabies in Albany case

Jerome Andrulonis, immunized microbiologist, exposed family and five hospital workers prompting painful anti rabies shots. He improves and may become the second rabies survivor, a historic note amid unprecedented vaccination breach.

Albany, N.Y UPI Jerome Andrulonis Albany Medical Center Hospital National Center For Disease Control CDC Atlanta

Interim UNO chancellor withdraws from search for new leader

UNO interim chancellor Herbert Garfinkel asked the search committee to remove his name from consideration for chancellor. He urged selecting a fresh outsider without battle scars to continue recent progress. Eighty candidates were named, with the panel aiming to cut to seven or fewer by early June.

Omaha AP Herbert Garfinkel University of Nebraska-Omaha UNO Garfinkel

Omaha moves step closer to razing Hamilton Hotel

A partial victory for Omaha in its bid to demolish the Hamilton Hotel. District Judge Samuel Caniglia ordered the mortgage holder to secure and clean the building and post a 24 hour security guard, but kept the restraining order in place. The hotel has suffered three fires this year and was closed in December after the first blaze.

Omaha Hamilton Hotel City of Hamilton Samuel Caniglia

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