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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1977
Page
9
The Marketplace Restoration Assn. schedules an Oct 8 flea market under the viaduct with live entertainment in the Haymarket Square area. The event may be titled Hay Days and leaders discuss securing a nearby building as a showplace while seeking expanded bus service from city officials.
Nebraska Department of Roads and Lancaster County invite sealed bids for grading and culverts on the Bennet North Federal Aid Secondary Project RS-245(9) near Bennet Lincoln with 6.9 miles of work. Bids due September 15 1977 at 10:00 A.M. Bonds 100 percent. Minority business participation and wage, hour acts noted. Plans at Lincoln office.
North Platte's Robert Phares announces bid for governor after paying $400 filing fee and submitting papers. He places himself as a more aggressive leader than Exon and backs limited education funding while watching tax and water issues. Other GOP hopefuls include Vance Rogers and Stan Juelfs.
City and County officials argue over an 800 vandalism bill for the Juvenile Attention Center. The county says the city should pay since the facility is county owned and the juvenile was transferred from the city jail during remodeling. County plans to place the detention center under county board control are discussed.
Sandra Edelman filed a civil suit in district court seeking about 6200 for medical and burial expenses plus general damages and costs. She accuses Clyde Rice known as Blue Rover of reckless negligence in the April 1976 death of her husband Donald Edelman after a CB radio dispute at a VFW hall parking lot.
Hertz Co. announced plans to retail used lightweight pickup trucks and vans from rent-a-car outlets across the United States. Within six months it will begin selling medium and heavy-duty trucks at six metropolitan centers, with first vans in service about 18 months and 25 000 to 30 000 miles.
Lancaster and Otoe Counties invite proposals for the US Federal Aid Off System Project OS 7055 26. Work includes bridge and culvert construction along the Lancaster-Otoe County Line near Bennet with 0.2 miles of improvement and multiple structural and earthwork items. Bidders must meet Fair Labor Standards Act requirements and submit a 5 percent bid bond.
Bids invited for multiple highway construction packages in Lancaster County including Agnew area bridge work and guard rail with separate Seeding and Grading groups. Project price ranges vary by group from ten thousand to five hundred thousand dollars. bids opened publicly. bid bonds required.
FIRST CITY SAVINGS COMPANY has filed an application with the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance for a license to conduct an industrial loan and investment company business under the name FIRST CITY. The notice cites Section 403.01 and Chapter 8, Article 4 of the Nebraska Statutes.
The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska will meet publicly on September 9 1977 at 30 pM in Regents Hall Lincoln Nebraska. A current agenda is available for public inspection at the Corporation Secretary office 3835 Holdrege Street Lincoln. Dated August 29 1977.
The Police Standards Advisory Council of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice will meet at 9 00 am on Wednesday September 14 1977 in Conference Room 2F State Office Building 30 Centennial Mall South Lincoln Nebraska The agenda includes operating instruction on Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center Rules and Regulations and a request for education waiver for Reserve Officer 34622.
Public notice from the State of Nebraska inviting bids for the expansion of Substation Number Three. Bids will be opened Friday September 9, 1927 at 1:00 PM in Room 1401 Capitol. Specifications and drawings are available in Room 0d in the Capitol 334636-IT.
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