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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1977

Page

6

Hospital networks rise in popularity across Nebraska convention

Edward J. Connors, president of the Sisters of Mercy Health Corp, told Nebraska Hospital Assn members that one third of U S hospitals participate in multi hospital systems. He cited federal payment limits and rising tech costs as drivers, noting systems range from shared laundry to centralized management.

United Press International Nebraska Hospital Assn Edward J. Connors Association Connors Sisters of Mercy Health Corp Farmington Hills Mich

Stiles Named President of Nebraska Hospital Association

Jack E. Stiles, executive director of St Elizabeth Community Health Center in Lincoln, was named president of the Nebraska Hospital Association at the 41st annual convention in Lincoln. He succeeds Darold Hendee of Memorial Hospital and Home in Sidney as other officers were named and board terms set for James Ensign and Glen Krueger.

Jack E. Stiles St. Elizabeth Lincoln Nebraska Hospital Assn Stiles Darold Hendee Memorial Hospital Sidney Dick Easley Ogallala Community Hospital Leonard Frodyma Osmond General Hospital Howard L. Hays Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital Omaha James Ensign

State Patrol arrests couple at hashish site

Beaver Crossing couple in their mid twenties was arrested and about 150 pounds of marijuana worth an estimated 60 000 dollars seized. Lt. Bob Clinkenbeard said the farm near Beaver Crossing was a hashish manufacturing site and that marijuana may have been shipped out of state, possibly to Texas.

Beaver Crossing State Patrol Bob Clinkenbeard Clinkenbeard Texas Eastern Division

Farmers Union head opposes ground bone meat plan

Nebraska Farmers Union President Louis C. Wiebe denounces new federal rules allowing bone tissue in some meat products as unwarranted. He cites beef prices at 60 percent of parity and questions justification unless meat shortages occur. The rules permit bone tissue use if properly labeled. In Stillwater Oklahoma AP reports a Nixon Memorial Trick or Treat Dance on November 1 with a door prize tape deck and erased tape. Local merchants note brisk sales of Richard Nixon masks for the fundraiser.

Nebraska Farmers Union Louis C. Wiebe U.S. Agriculture Dept Stillwater Okla Richard Nixon

International Speed Reading Course Coming to Lincoln Area

The National Reading Enrichment Institute announces a four week speed reading course for a limited group in the Lincoln area. The program claims dramatic speed gains, with 3-10 times faster reading on average in four weeks and up to 20,000 wpm in rare cases, plus an at home cassette course and free orientation lectures for the public. Participants must be 14 or older and under 18 with a parent.

National Reading Enrichment Institute Lincoln N.R.E.I United States Lincoln Area Coln Area Cornhusker Hotel 13Th & M St

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