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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1977
Page
20
Nebraska Educational Television Network aims to attract audiences with a photography series modeled after the successful Anyone for Tennyson? program. Holly Spence notes PBS style appeal and potential for popular viewing.
Program listings show ABC Omaha KETV and CBS WOWT and ETV KUON plus Lincoln CATV and outstate stations, with channel numbers and coverage across Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa and South Dakota. Gene Bunge discusses The Image Makers pilot with Arnold Newman subject and potential series hosts and PBS national run.
Laura Bullock 75 of 4234 No 60th St widow of Floyd dies Tuesday. Survivors: son Vivian D. Lincoln. daughter Donna Kirkendall Lincoln. four grandchildren. Memorials to Heart Fund. Roper and Sons Mortuary. Aurolyn Carter 64 of 5331 Colby dies Saturday. Services 10 30 a.m. Wednesday Southview Christian Church Wynka. Memorials to Church or Leukemia Foundation. Metcalf Funeral Home. Harold Elmer Dallinger 87 of 6101 Normal Blind dies Saturday. Services Wednesday 10 30 a.m. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home. Memorials Sheridan Lutheran Church Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. Carl C Jr Heinrich 92 of 4735 No 54th dies Friday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Haut Funeral Home Jamestown ND. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Jamestown ND. Mildred Wilson 83 of 3000 Summit dies Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Cremation. Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary. Pallbearers listed.
Outstate GAGE-Clara 80 Statesville died Sunday with services at St Teresa s Church Calvery and rosary at Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary. Quinn Dora M 77 Ashland died Sunday survivors include son John C Jack Oak Harbor WA daughter Helen Watton Hamburg IA, services Thursday Dora Colbert Chapel Elmwood Elmwood Cemetery. Schlagle Thomas H 62 Crete died Sunday at Topeka Kan Krete funeral home Crete Riverside Cemetery military honors by Crete VFW Post 4959. Stecks Mamie 86 Beaver Crossing died Monday member Methodists with survivors including sister Ella Miller and four nieces and nephews services Wednesday Beaver Crossing Methodist Church Beaver Crossing Cemetery state at Moore s Funeral Home Beaver Crossing until 10 am Wednesday. In state 10 to 11 am at church. Moore s Funeral Home Friend.
NBC presents The Man With the Power a feature about a man with eye powers. The Prime schedule lists Key to the Universe ETV C17 and Cheyenne Social Club CBS with James Stewart and Henry Fonda. Suzy Visits with Suzy Knickerbocker Frank Sinatra and Muhammad Ali. Legislative Review and a late movie lineup runs tonight through Thursday including Diary of a Mad Housewife and A Big Hand for a Little Lady.
TV listings and program notes from a local paper show a dense schedule across networks ABC CBS NBC and PBS with late night talk and drama slots. The entry highlights a garden tips column from local nurserymen on lawn care following the day’s runtime through 5 00.
First Savings Co. of Lexington Inc. has filed an application with the State Banking and Finance Dept to open an industrial loan and investment company. A public hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. June 28 at 301 Centennial Mall South, Lincoln.
The Public Works Department sponsors a public information meeting on street projects at Lincoln High School 2229 J St from 6 30 to 9 p.m today. Earlier notice listed Northeast High School 2635 No 63rd St with a Thursday 6 30 to 9 p.m. time.
The article explains a larger tax-free gain for taxpayers 65 or older on home sales, increasing the shelter from 20 000 to 35 000 with pro rata tax relief beyond that. It details joint filers, principal residence requirements, replacements to defer tax, and example scenarios including condominiums.
A compilation of marriage license records listing individuals such as Lind Dennis John at 137 Wedgewood, Chappelle Nancy Jo at 18 Wedgewood, and many others with addresses in Greenbush, North Platte and nearby locales. The fragmented OCR indicates multiple entries with ages and streets, including Lind Dennis John 137 Wedgewood and Boh os oaks sa ai, along with various other couples and addresses.
District Court delivering substance falsely represented as controlled substance Pelton Joey also known as Steven Flower from North Platte sentenced to one year Neb. Penal Complex. Manslaughter case against Ralls Thomas amended from murder in the first degree with ten year term. County Court drugs with intent to deliver Guenter Jeffrey E. dismissed. Municipal Court numerous alcohol and traffic dispositions including licenses suspended and short jail terms. Additional entries include petty theft robbery and disturbing the peace with fines and probation.
Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said President Carter assured him that the Central Intelligence Agency was not involved in improper activities in Australia. The comments were conveyed as part of ongoing discussions between Canberra and Washington over intelligence operations.
The Hastings City Council voted 7-0 to build a 54 megawatt city power plant at an estimated cost of $60 million after the public works board recommended construction and voters approved a $75 million bond issue. The plan drops a Grand Island Doniphan cooperative project due to the Power Review Board's rejection.
Bee Housel of Bee has been elected president of the League of Women Voters of Nebraska at its biennial convention at Camp Fontenelle. Other officers named include Jean Tobin as vice president for organization, Marge Young as VP for program and action, Rosemarie Rodeck as VP for administration, Pat Cole as secretary, and June Campbell as treasurer. New directors include Tommie Barnett, Sharon Berry, Elizabeth Britain, Mary Lee Fitszimmons, Alice Hamilton, Elaine Hammer, Pat Hoffman, and Vera Mae Lutz. The group set a two year program prioritizing water energy land use ERA ratification county government and protections for children and native Americans.
Lois Pittman and Cathleen Hawkins received 90 days in Douglas County Jail and three years probation after pleading guilty to two counts of manslaughter each for the January 31 house fire that killed four of their children when left unattended. District court judges handed down the sentences.
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