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Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1977

Page

8

Public tastes shifting says Bloomingdale executive

Jaap ter Poorten of Bloomingdale’s New York tells restaurant managers and owners that classic cuisine is waning as customers seek healthier lighter foods. He promotes self service food bars kitchen access for made to order items, increased wine and less hard liquor, and take out as profit booster.

Holly Spence Jaap Ter Poorten Bloomingdales New York Ter Poorten Restaurateurs

Job Service Office Moves Hurts Unemployed in Lincoln

The Nebraska Job Service in Lincoln moved from 1410 Q St to 303 No 52nd St delaying in person job referrals. Manager Gene Landkamer said no new hires were placed since closing though some prefiled referrals came by phone. Claims processing remains on track with backdated unemployment benefits and a new contact number 471-2275.

Q St No. 52Nd Gene Landkamer Lincoln Landkamer Landhamer

Lincoln Catholic schools report small enrolment dip

Lincoln Roman Catholic schools end four years of growth with an eight student decline in 1977 78. Other Lincoln non public sectors show higher enrolment while diocese officials expect a possible rebound as kindergarten numbers rise this year.

Lincoln Lincoln Public Lincoln Christian

Brazen thief steals painting in Oakland exhibit

A thief remove d a 13 000 oil painting from the wall at an Oakland museum exhibit and walked through visitors to escape with the work titled Scissors and Lemon by Robert Deibenkorn. Police call it a brazen act with about 1 000 eyes in the hall during the theft.

Oakland Calif UPI Oakland Museum of Ficial Robert Deibenkorn

Lincoln Eases Pool Table Rules for Taverns

Lincoln City Council approved an ordinance easing control over pool tables in bars and taverns. The measure allows pool tables in establishments serving alcohol without requiring separate restaurant facilities.

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