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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1977
Page
4
Lincoln Journal details its publication by Journal-Star Printing Co at 926 P Street Lincoln Nebraska with contact number 432 3331.
Regents told two senators they will not rush into a regional five state veterinary college in Lincoln. Critics warn demand may outstrip need and urge independent study on true need and impact of capitation grants and out of state admissions before expansion.
The new veterans measure signed by President Carter leaves some veterans with upgraded discharges still facing case by case benefit criteria. Critics doubt its constitutionality and anticipate litigation though Carter plans corrective legislation next year. The move disappoints many who hoped the war era injustices would end.
College View grapples with vandalism, runaways, and drug abuse while residents push for a neighborhood center. Parks and Recreation leans toward support but construction may be years away. The College View Neighborhood Association forms to coordinate efforts as Pioneer Park closes at sundown after nighttime damage. A note on university costs adds a $43,000 theft detector and about $27,000 in annual library losses.
Readers note a fall cleanup in Clinton neighborhood on Oct 8 with city trucks and front end loaders aiding Northeast Diagonal land improvements. Neighborhood Assistance and fraternities aided by Abel Construction Co and local landowners while Salvation Army fed 50 workers. the writer thanks all involved and calls further work ongoing.
Jan Kauffman argues Lincoln Public Schools have improved education, requiring more specialized teachers and staff. He defends increased staff as supporting better special education, bus operations, and an extra Hill Elementary, while noting lower student teacher ratios and urging The Journal to investigate underlying causes rather than issuing critical editorials.
The piece argues public relish for Carter's struggles reflects a national tolerance for a president beset by urgent issues like the Panama Canal energy policy and SALT talks. It suggests Americans project blame onto Washington while demanding action, shaping a volatile political climate and testing Carter's persistence.
Washington Post travel writer observes rapid mobility and development in Kweilin China, noting crowded transport, new airport terminal, rail station, and hotel. Describes tourist influx, foreign currency needs, and the intrusion of Disneyland style attractions into natural sights, urging restraint from authorities.
Secretary James Schlesinger met with American Petroleum Institute leaders Frank Ikard and Charles DiBona to pressure support for the crude oil equalization tax. He warned that failure would bring more regulation and lower prices, pushing industry leaders toward a possible compromise as Carter presses a public energy blitz.
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