Dumpling’s Restaurant beer license clash with Pizza Hut grows
Nebraska Pizza Hut Inc seeks an on sale beer license for a new Lincoln site at 10th and Calvert but the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission denied the request. The dispute centers on Callaway’s revoked license for Dumpling’s at 2105 Pioneers Blvd and a pending appeal. The case could go to a full hearing next week, with possible district court appeal or reapplication as options.
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Lancaster County District Court
Lincoln City
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Lincoln General Hospital Board Eyes Three Candidates
Three candidates were put forward to fill the vacancy on the Lincoln General Hospital Board. Gordon V. Kuhn, Lee G. Liggett, and Fredric H. Kauffman were recommended by the board to Mayor Helen Bousalis. Don Nielsen resigned, ending his term in January.
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Zorinsky Urged to Run for President After Treasury Return
Senator Edward Zorinsky of Nebraska returns 313000 in unspent funds for his office and receives about 4800 letters nationwide and from Canada urging him to seek higher office. Aides note all correspondence has been favorable.
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Washington
Edward Zorinsky
Treasury
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Nebraska
Canada
NU taps Robert Lange as student legal services adviser
University of Nebraska Lincoln announces Robert G. Lange named student legal services advisor. Lange, a 1977 NU College of Law graduate, succeeds Dave Rasmussen and is funded by ASUN fees. He previously clerked for Legal Aid Society and worked with the College of Law Prisoners' Legal Aid Service.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Associated Students of the
University of Nebraska
NU College of Law
Dave Rasmussen
ASUN
Legal Aid Society
College of Law Prisoners’ Legal Aid Service
Lesson on Beethoven murder moral in medical ethics debate
London report notes The Lancet printing L R C Agnew commentary from UCLA on using a cyanotic family history to prompt abortion decisions. He says students often favor abortion and then reveals they have murdered Beethoven, criticizing modern medicine for lacking love of man in practice.
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Lancet
L. R. C. Agnew
University of California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Beethoven
Agnew
Hearing Set On Objections To Valuations In Omaha
A hearing was scheduled on objections filed by 27 businesses to Douglas County assessor personal property valuations. The total increase is 4.7 million dollars, yielding about 185 thousand dollars more in taxes. Control Data Corp faces about 2.2 million of the rise, due to alleged failure to submit a late inventory list.
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UPI
Douglas County
Control Data Corp
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