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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1977
Page
7
The Haymarket Art Gallery invites visitors to the Windows invitational through Oct. 26, but the crowded display distracts from individual works. A notable piece is Lou Shaneyfelt’s Catcher Window, whose busy net motif draws attention amid the clutter.
The Lincoln chapter of the United Nations Assn USA hosts its annual banquet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Dr. William C. Powell of the U N Office of Public Information will speak on Lets Take a New Look at Our World.
The Department of Correctional Services will contract with Southeast Community College to supervise all educational programs at the York Penal Complex and Nebraska Center for Women. Buxton notes vast growth potential as SCC already handles college courses and University of Nebraska and arts groups provide support. Inmates access accredited teachers and student assistants, with classes from remedial to college level. Last July over 250 inmates graduated across academic, SCC skills, and vocational programs, and Buxton aims to double that as efforts continue.
Omaha judges adopt a new uniform bond schedule under a state law. Bonds for loitering and prowling rise to 500 dollars from 250. Nebraska’s 10 percent provision means arrestees in that offense post 50 dollars instead of 25.
Hollywood Florida AP reports Paul Andre aged 49 who led the Holiday on Ice comedic act for 30 years died Saturday after battling cancer.
Lincoln council members fault the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act as a federal dollars funnel. Joe Hampton and Bob Sikyta lead the criticism, arguing CETA funds paid for two staffers with Lincoln Alliance and questioning eligible participants and political ties. Mayor Helen Bousalis notes guidelines come from the federal government and may not be changeable.
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