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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1977
Page
9
Nebraska Department of Public Welfare will establish a three year pilot at Meyer Children’s Rehabilitation Institute in Omaha. A special unit of family and child specialists will work with Omaha families at risk of child removal due to abuse or neglect.
Voters in Lancaster County School District 5 will go to the polls October 27 to decide a $275 000 bond issue. The funds would build a new four classroom building north of the current Emerald school, allowing kindergarten through eighth grade instruction in Emerald. District 5 covers about 15 square miles around Emerald.
Hickman planning commission will hold a November 3 public hearing at 7 30 p m in the community building to discuss a zone change request from agricultural to commercial for eight acres where Mr and Mrs William McDonald want to build a steakhouse with seating for up to 112 The town supports growth but some residents oppose and may circulate a petition The plan would move to the village board for action and reflects long term progress over emotion driven earlier efforts by the McDonalds and the board chairman.
Weekend traffic accidents in Nebraska killed Larry Fritz aged 36 of rural Fremont and Roger D Mills 20 of Pine Ridge South Dakota. Fritz died when struck by a car driven by Larry Roots 26 of rural Fremont. Mills died when his car went out of control near Whiteclay crashing into a power pole 1.7 miles south.
An elderly man Marvin A. Stiles 77 died after a Saturday traffic crash at 24th and St Mary Ave in Omaha. Lillie Arnold 42 of Omaha drove another auto. police say autopsy will determine if death was from crash injuries or a heart attack.
Rep. Charles Thone charges the Carter administration blocked a bipartisan measure to create fraud fighting units and inspectors general in 12 federal agencies. The bill, approved by the House Government Operations Committee, was pulled from the calendar as White House opposition circulated. Thone notes prior approval for an HEW inspector general and Califano’s praise of the concept.
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