City estimates $10.7 million for Radial and 27th Street widening
Public Works assigns a $10.7 million price to the northeast radial and 27th Street widening. Four-lane radial from downtown to 27th Street costs about $4.5 million, with over $3 million already spent on right of way purchases by City Hall.
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Public Works Dept
No. 27Th St
27Th St
City Hall
Potter
Superior Sts
Salt Creek
Northeast High School
No. 63Rd St
Thirty three Lincoln Masons join 32nd degree in Meisinger tribute
Thirty three men from Lincoln were elevated to the 32nd degree of the Scottish Rite in ceremonies at the Scottish Rite Temple in Lincoln honoring the late Walter Meisinger. The Lincoln participants include William W. Anderson, Earl A. Boeckner, David N. Bouquet, Robert C. Brockley Jr., Lynn E. Bush, Alan B. Caplan, Otis W. Cave Jr., Anthony M. Chonskie, Henry W. Fausch, Charles M. Godwin, Richard C. Headley, James P. Heinke, Hubert L. Henry, Daniel O. Hirsch, Lester M. Keech, John W. Klumpp Jr., George W. Patchen, David J. Rogers, James G. Scharton, Roland C. Schroeder, Michael L. Shipley II, Donnie C. Schrader and Eugene P. Sprain.
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Lincoln
Walter Meisinger
William W. Anderson
Earl A. Boeckner
David N. Bouquet
Robert C. Brockley Jr
Lynn E. Bush
Alan B. Caplan
Otis W. Cave Jr
Anthony M. Chonskie
Henry W. Fausch
Charles M. Godwin
Richard C. Headley
James P. Heinke
Hubert L. Henry
Daniel O. Hirsch
Lester M. Keech
John W. Klumpp Jr
George W. Patchen
David J. Rogers
Coal train problem nears solution in Lincoln meeting
Lincoln civic leaders report progress after a federal visit on coal train impacts in South Salt Creek. Officials from the Transportation Department and Energy Administration promised follow up while RTSD plans to route rail traffic through a single corridor, sparking ongoing dispute.
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South Salt Creek
Lincoln
U.S. Transportation Dept
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
Ed Zorinsky
Charles Thone
Ficials
Jan Gauger
Railroad Transportation Safety Dist
South Salt Creek Community Organization
RTSD
Washington
Max Denney
John Longsdorf
Robert Crosby
John DuPont
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Stan Talley
Selvage
VISTA
Ronnie Garcia
Valmont chief envisions water management shift
Valley AP reports Valmont Industries president Al Wahl expects the company to evolve from a center pivot irrigation maker into a broader water management business. He cites concerns over water supplies and notes Valmont systems use less water than traditional surface irrigation. Wahl says Valmont is studying crop water needs.
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Wahl
Indoor plants move outdoors rising trend in Bartlett
Potted plants once common indoors increasingly spread outside. In 1975, 39 percent of plant owners kept some outdoors and in 1976 this rose to 55 percent, according to Phillips Products, a floralware maker.
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Bartlett, Ill
UPI
Phillips Products
State employee turnover dips in first quarter 1977
The State Personnel Dept reports turnover for January through March 1977 at 4.75 percent, down from 5.42 percent a year earlier. A senior citizen extravaganza at Pershing Auditorium runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday with crafts, dancing, entertainment, and activities, sponsored by Parks and Recreation at no cost.
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UPI
Pershing Auditorium
Parks and Recreation Dept
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Dean Terrill
Fairbury
Bob Flanagan
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds Co
Council
16Th St
P and Q Sts
Holdrege St
27Th and Fair Sts
Huntington Ave
Dennis Selvage
The
Valmont
13Th & K Streets
40Th & South Streets
48Th & Vine Streets
Mutual Savings Company
NBC Co
Lincoln Center
Long John Silver
Ol’ Street
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