Ethics board proposal surfaces for city officials and employees
The Conflict of Interest Committee May propose a five member ethics board to issue opinions on conduct of officials. City Atty Charles Humble opposes a city ethics code, urging citizen involvement. Proposals seek a broader reach of the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Act for Lincoln officials.
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Charles Humble
Humble
Board of Ethics
Lincoln
Nebraska
Arlyss Brown
Kansas City firm fails to buy Elks Lodge in Lincoln
Kansas City investors led by Cole-McNeace Properties did not obtain mortgage funds for the 1.5 million option on the Elks Lodge building in downtown Lincoln. Reco Properties’ option expired, and trustees say the building is back on the market with a new ball game for proposals. The lodge will remain on the third floor while efforts continue to resolve costs and ownership.
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Elks Lodge
Lincoln
J. Clark McNeace
Cole-McNeace Properties
Lodge
Reco Properties
Cole McNeace
Elks
McNeace
Gay Blanc
Blanc
Chamber Orchestra announces new 23 member board
The Nebraska Chamber Orchestra unveils a 23 member board including Anthony Newman Los Angeles Dan Webster Philadelphia and several Lincoln and Nebraskan members. The first board meeting and the opening concert of the 1977 78 series are slated for October 21 per organizer Arnold Schatz.
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Nebraska Chamber Orchestra
Anthony Newman
Los Angeles
Calif
Dan Webster
Philadelphia
Fannie Chase
Lillie Gampel
New York City
John M. Levick
Patricia Morrow
Peter Salter
Harlan Heald
Jon Nelson
Glen Knosp
Elmwood
Robert Wolters
Hastings
Charles Ore
Seward
John Lauber
Brownville
Arnold Schatz
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