Nebraska Leaders and Events Highlight Lincoln News
Shirley Daugherty of Lincoln will represent Nebraska at the National Association for Retarded Citizens convention in New Orleans November 2 to 5 with Rosalyn Carter set as guest of honor. The Nebraska Library Assn honored Mrs. Glen Houston and the late Laura Berge at an Omaha banquet. About 150 Lincoln youngsters will ride in a single engine airplane Sunday for Wings for Children at Lincoln airport with rain date November 13. Bernard R. Gyger of Omaha joins Public Welfare advisory committee. D. G. McDonald of Lexington reappointed to Collection Agency Board. Julius Novak of Omaha reappointed to Motor Vehicle Licensing Board. Transportation research to expand UNL engineering and tech programs. Rex Swanda to study psychology in Germany in 1978 on Rotary Fellowship. Ida Mae Siefkes elected Northwest District Director of the National Secretaries Association.
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Shirley Daugherty
Lincoln
Nebraska
National Association For Retarded Citizens
New Orleans
Rosalyn Carter
The
Nebraska Library Assn
Glen Houston
Laura E. Berge
Omaha
Wings For Children
University Flying Club
Army National Guard
Bernard R. Gyger
D.G. McDonald
Lexington
Nebraska Collection Agency Board
Julius Novak
Evening bus schedule to cut buses and save city funds
Lincoln Transportation System board approved a new five night a week evening schedule starting Nov 25 adding five to seven minutes per trip while reducing buses in operation from 17 to 10. The consolidated routes will depart downtown at 7 15 p m and will be studied for six months for further changes. The plan aims to improve efficiency and may raise ridership in recent months.
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Lincoln Transportation System Board
Atom Butcher
LIS
Butcher
Lincoln Center Assn
Lincoln Chamber of “Commerce
Gateway
Irving School
Arapahoe
Chief Standing Bear Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Ponca leader Standing Bear becomes the Nebraska Hall of Fame's first native American member after a nomination backed by the Indian community and several Nebraska organizations. He previously won a landmark 1879 federal court ruling allowing Poncas to return to their homeland in the Niobrara area.
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United Press International
Standing Bear
Nebraska Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame Commission
Hall
Sup
Nebraska State Historical Society
Marvin Kivett
Nebraska Indian Commission
Lincoln Indian Center
Nebraska State School Boards Assn
Pat Exon
Niobrara
Oklahoma
Mayor veto stops youth liquor rule change at city venues
Mayor Helen Boosalis vetoed a city ordinance extending youth presence rules for liquor serving venues from 9 p m to 10 30 p m arguing it would encourage minors to gather in liquor establishments The measure was approved by the City Council last week at the Lees of Pershing Auditorium Manager Ike Haig had pressed for the extension saying it would aid beer sales at events in which juveniles would attend He indicated no move to seek an override.
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Helen Bousalis
Lees of Pershing
Ike Haig
Haig
Pershing
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State Board
Transportation Research
University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering and Technology
NWU
Germany
Rex Swanda
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Cozad
Eberhard-Karls University
Tubingen
Rotary Foundation
Siefkes
Ida Mae Siefkes
Northwest
National Secretaries Associaton (International
LTS
Dov Edwards
Bethany
College View
Trendwood
Eastridge
Bryan Hospital
Vets Hospital
East Vinetva
University Place
Ketinsty
Belmont
Gaslight & Kia—West A
Havelock
Arnold Heights
Westgate Park
Airport
West Gate, Inc
Chief Standing Bear
Hall of Fame
J. Willis
Nashville, Tenn
Joseph Ernest Willis
Willis Brothers
Chief
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vilem Nowak
West Bend
BankAmericard
Visa
Corning
Lee Phillip
True Value Hardware Stores
Lee
Hari Tone
Ags
Fla
EKCO
Anglea
Mereven
Shooter Cookie
I Canape
Guts True Value
40Th Street
BAKER
yaRi
Handy Man
True Value Hardware
South Stree
Tredlerd Street
Seward
Wabracka
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