Ex Lincoln attorney disbarred for trust losses near 200000
Former Lincoln lawyer Justin C Tallman 53 disbarred after surrendering license amid charges of dishonesty and misrepresentation as trustee of the Don J Young estate. From 1960 to 1974 trust filings delayed, loans and investments harmed assets by about 197 711 with 26120 interest. $42100 loan to C G Distributors Inc. not repaid.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Supreme Court
Justin C Tallman
Gresham
Ore
Nebraska State Bar Assa
Don J. Young
Tallman
Oregon
Young Trust
Lancaster County Court
NSBA
Lincoln's National Bank of Commerce
Young Trust Money
C & G Distributors Inc
Marian
Robert Blair
C&g
Biggest windmill to whirl in Nebraska site under study
Boeing works on a 2.5 megawatt wind turbine as part of a NASA Lewis program. A Kingsley Dam site near Ogallala is under consideration, with construction of blades set for late 1979 and a 300 foot blade span on a 200 foot tower.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Boeing Co
Seattle
Kingsley Dam
Lake McConaughy
Ogallala
Neb
Boeing
Bill Ratcheson
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Ratcheson
Chambers seeks Supreme Court review of Nebraska homicide cases
State Sen. Ernest Chambers of Omaha proposes the Nebraska Supreme Court review all homicides since the death penalty law took effect. He argues the court already reviews capital cases but ignores homicides where capital charges might have been justified, urged for uniform application of state law regardless of local prosecutors or juries.
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Associated Press
Ernest Chambers
Omaha
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Chambers
Bellevue to study impact of state and federal funds
Bellevue school district will run a five month study on how state and federal funds affect district programs receipts and expenses. A 130 member committee will review data and make one recommendation to the school board with Dr Dale Hayes guiding as consultant. The final report is due March 6.
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Bellevue School
Bellevue
UPI
Dale Hayes
Department of Educational Administration
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Hayes
Grain glut leaves Nebraska elevators stacked with grain
Nebraska harvest is less than half finished and elevator operators report long truck lines and grain piling on the ground due to a rail car shortage. BN and UP say hopper car shortages exceed demand while storage remains scarce. operators plan to move grain to terminal storage and shift milo to July markets to prevent spoilage.
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Dominick Costello
Nebraska
Alice Licht
Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Assn
Aaron Porter
Thayer County
Hubbell
Don McNeese
Hickman
McNeese
John Yant
Burlington Northern
Union Pacific
Barry Combs
Venango
Howard Hunter
Hunter
Bridge resolution sparks tense council clash over Old Cheney bid
Councilman Joe Hampton pressed an emergency resolution to back a September bid for a new Old Cheney Road bridge over Salt Creek. The motion failed after heated exchanges with Mayor Helen Boosalis and Council members, while County Engineer Marvin Nuernberger was to present the case to the County Board. The Officials Committee debated policy implications as the Board previously approved a $225,000 two lane span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hampton
Helen Bousalis
Hampton
John Robinson
Robinson
Bruce
Hamilton
Lancaster County Board
Old Cheney
Bob Jeambey
Officials Committee
Bob Sikyta
Officials
Lincoln Retirement Hotel names officers for coming year
Lincoln Retirement Hotel Inc a nonprofit promoting downtown apartment living for older citizens elected Constance Selden as president Bruce Burns as vice president Marion Sargent as treasurer and Carolee Forster as secretary at a board meeting a consultant noted 20 percent of older persons want downtown retirement.
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Lincoln Retirement Hotel Inc
Lincoln
Constance Selden
Bruce Burns
Marion Sargent
Carolee Forster
Lincoln MBA Students Win Cooper Foundation Internships
Five University of Nebraska Lincoln MBA students receive Cooper Foundation internships for 1977 78 with a $2000 stipend each. Recipients are John Wiederspan, Eugene Chohon of Lincoln, Harold Storer of St Joseph Missouri, Barbara Kriegsmann of Sherman Oaks California, and Charlene Fuehrer of Kansas City Missouri.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Cooper Foundation
John Wiederspan
Eugene Chohon
Lincoln
Harold Storer
St. Joseph
Barbara Kriegsmann
Shermann Oaks
Calif
Charlene Fuehrer
Kansas City
Nebraska engineers awarded Hawksworth scholarships
Forty two students in the University of Nebraska Lincoln College of Engineering and Technology received Hawksworth Memorial Scholarships ranging from two hundred fifty to seven hundred fifty dollars. David West Hawksworth funded the awards with over four hundred thousand dollars from his 1897 engineering degree.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering and Technology
Hawksworth
David West Hawksworth
Engineering College
Lincoln
Peggy Blocker
David L. Wilson
Omaha
James M. Brezden
Kathryn Kay Carson
Roger E. Drapal
Jeff Dreier
Gerald N. Grimes
Jeffrey S. Hale
Steven Grant Hindman
Michael Ingrim
Lori Roxanne Kochen
Gregory G. Krysl
Erik L. Larson
Patrick L. Marymee
Donald F. Orton
DeAnn Schultz
Edward J. Taylor
Vicky Lynn Bergmann
Auburn
Robert W. Thies
Beatrice
David C. Matthews
Bellevue
David J. Schimke
Blue Hill
Mike Linn
Bushnell
Duane T. Hickenbottom
Callaway
Greg Allen Bullington
Columbus
Gordon Siemsen
Fairbury
Janet Fitzke
Glenvil
Michael J. Steckmyer
Grand Island
Doyle Petersen
Hampton
Kenneth W. Krasnicka
Hastings
Ricky L. Fauss
Hooper
Julie Rae Peck
Kearney
Kerry Lynn Barmore
Lexington
Steven D. Messinger
McCook
Michael M. Hupp
Norfolk
Kelly John Dodson
North Platte
Jack
Wayne farmers accuse NPPD of lies over transmission line
At an NPPD meeting in Wayne County angry landowners claim the utility misrepresented easements and pole placement when a 60 mile 345 kV line from Hoskins to Raun Iowa was planned. Merle Norris promised route details by November and minimized irrigation disruption. Construction begins next summer with completion by September 1979 to meet rising demand.
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Winside
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Wayne County
Hoskins
Raun
Iowa
Norris
Council study calls for hospital bed cuts in Omaha area
Health Planning Council of the Midlands predicts 436 surplus beds by 1981 and proposes steps: limit new beds until 1980, tighten hospital licensing, require financial disclosures, form a citizen committee, educate the public on appropriate use, share facilities, and study eliminating surplus beds. Duncan opposes deductibles in policies to avoid harming low income groups.
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Health Planning Council of the Midlands
Omaha
State Health Dept
Health Planning Council of the
Midlands
Duncan
Missionary Reverend McEachern to Speak in Lincoln
The Rev. Robert T. McEachern Jr., a Southern Baptist missionary in Seoul, Korea, will visit Lincoln on October 23 to address two churches. He will speak at Bethel Baptist Church at 9 45 a.m. and 11 a.m. and at Southview Baptist Church at 7 p.m. He is brother of Bethel pastor Ken McEachern and will discuss his Korea mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. McEachern Jr
Southern Baptist
Seoul
Korea
Lincoln
Bethel Baptist Church
28Th
S Sts
Southview Baptist Church
14Th St
McEachern
Ken McEachern
Lincolnites elected 33rd Degree Masons
Four Lincoln men earned the 33rd Degree Scottish Rite honors Warren Urbom Leo Hill Donald R Swanson and Warren D Lichty Jr also named among Nebraskans elevated to Thirty Third Degree including Donald Brodkey Delbert Dean James DeMoss Norris Laliman Warren Larson Maynard Mote and others across Omaha Hastings Alliance Lincoln Kearney Rising City and Panama with multiple Knights Commander designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
U.S
Warren Urbom
Northwestern Metal Co
Leo Hill
Donald R. Swanson
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nebraska Asst
Warren D. Lichty Jr
Nebraska Supreme Court Reinstates Former Deputy Attorney
Thomas F. Ryder, 39, formerly of Omaha, was reinstated to practice law in Nebraska after reapplying to the Bar Association. He had surrendered his license in 1973 amid a disbarment and a forgery charge for endorsing a check.
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United Press International
Douglas County
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
Thomas F. Ryder
Omaha
California
Nebraska Bar Association
Supreme Court
Ryder
Donald Knowles
Knowles
Council expands liquor monitor list to nine establishments
The City Council adds a ninth liquor venue George's at 2555 Cornhusker to its watch list and will receive quarterly violation reports. In other business, the council extends the Carpool Vanpool Program for a year, approving $65,000 with 90 percent funded by the federal government.
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Council
George's
Helen Bousalis
Former Dumpling’s owner surrenders beer license
Lincoln businessman Jack Callaway voluntarily surrendered his on sale beer license to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission after stating he no longer has a premises to operate under the permit. He leased Dumpling’s Restaurant location to Grampy’s Pancake House and thanked the commission for fairness. The move leaves him eligible to apply for another license in the future, while a separate revocation appeal remains pending.
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Lincoln
Jack Callaway
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Callaway
Dumpling’s
Pioneers ‘Blvd
Grampy
Nebraska
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Julia
Siletz Bay
Lincoln City
Offutt Air Force Base
Boosalis
Charles Nutter
Ray Hogrefe
Federal
Officers
Eastman Kodak Co
UNL
Haines B. Lockhart Jr
Rochester
N.Y
Kodak
Ywca Bazaar
YWCA
N St
Lincoln Council On Alcoholism and Drugs
Wayne Farmers
Paul Dangberg
Dangberg
Glenn Olson
Merle Norris
Douglas
Sarpy
Lincolnites
John Burke
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Fremont
Ronald Henningsen
Dumpling
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