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Lincoln Journal Star Wednesday. January 3. 1996 7C Page design: Julie Koch WHAT OTHERS SAID ABOUT FIESTA BOWL Frazier was magnificent pushing past half a dozen Gators to reach the sideline and run 75 yards for a touchdown in the second half. His two interceptions made absolutely no difference as he posted a career high with 199 yards. It was his his 33rd victory in 36 starts and his final college game "I had a great career at Nebraska," he said.

"There's no better way to end it." Frazier shared the wealth with his offensive line and tailback Lawrence Phillips, who shoved around Florida defenders all game. He ran away from the Gators on a 42-yard score in the second quarter as Nebraska sealed the victory. Dave Zelio Associated Press So much for (Steve) superiority. So much for the Fun N' Gun. And so much for the future.

Florida Coach Steve Spurrier, the mastermind of the most sophisticated passing attack in college football an offense that opponents are scrambling to duplicate and defend might want to re-read his history books, which say championships are won with running games and defense. The Gators had neither and Ne braska had both in record-breaking supply in the Fiesta Bowl Tuesday night before 79.864 in Sun Devil Stadium. Rushing yards: Nebraska 524 an NCAA record for bowl games; Florida minus-28. Total offense: Nebraska 629 yards: Florida 269. Points: Nebraska 62.

Florida 24. Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne's decision to stay with his starters after the outcome was decided probably won votes from his peers, since Spurrier is notorious for running up the score. "We've been on the good end of these scores and now we're on the bad end," Spurrier said. "We didn't come to the ballpark to play the best we could, and I'm embarrassed about that. "We were outmatched.

If we're ever going to beat Nebraska, we have to be as strong as they are. We have to come to the ballpark prepared to play, like they were. We got clobbered." The Cornhuskers' yardage output was not surprising. "Once this offense gets rolling, it's pretty hard to stop." Frazier said. Jon Wilner Los Angeles Daily News and a Nebraska team that was forced to defend more than its national championship.

Tackle-busting runs by Phillips and Tommie Frazier, and a smothering defense helped the top-ranked Huskers demolish No. 2 Florida 62-24 in the Fiesta Bowl, making them the first repeat champions in 16 years and the first team to win consecutive titles with perfect records in nearly four decades. Nebraska dominated the showdown between the nation's only undefeated, untied teams, scoring 29 straight points in the second quarter and taking the zip out of Florida's "Fun 'N Gun" aerial attack by pounding quarterback Danny Wuerffel with seven sacks and picking him off three times. "Nebraska's just way better than us," Florida coach Steve Spurrier said. "They outcoached us and outplayed us.

We got smashed up front Tommie Frazier made us look like we weren't trying at times." Rick Warner Associated Press Today Coach Tom Osborne and Nebraska fans should ponder whether it was worth it. Today the football world should be celebrating the proclamation of Osborne's Cornhuskers as the greatest team in college football history. That's what the Cornhuskers looked like this season, particularly Tuesday night when they brought the college football season to a close by routing the second-ranked Florida Gators 62-24 in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. The Cornhuskers chewed up Coach Steve Spurrier's Gators, amassing a Fiesta Bowl record 524 yards on the ground. Defensively, Nebraska made Florida's All-America quarterback Danny Wuerffel (three interceptions) look like what he is an overrated benefactor of most dangerous option quarterback you could ever imagine and that this was also a truly great defensive team.

It's obvious now I know some smart people. Maybe they should have borrowed my computer. And perhaps Florida coach Steve Spurrier should have borrowed the 49ers, Cowboys or somebody, because the Wayland Pop Warners had as much chance of winning thi? game as the team Mr. Smug brought to Sun Devil Stadium. Remember Ye Olden Days (i.e., the '80s and even the early '90s), when Nebraska had a defense whose 40-yard times were clocked by calendars rather than stopwatches? No longer.

Nebraska got tired of losing the big bowl games to teams with far more overall speed. The truth is that Nebraska now has a defense to match its offense. Florida became the" 12th opponent to discover just how devastating the Cornhusker defense can be. First of all, you can forget about running. Florida's running back tandem of Elijah Williams and Terry Jackson combined for 9 yards on eight first-half carries.

Throw in a minus-22 courtesy of blitzing linebackers and safeties and that gave Florida a total of minus-13 yards on the ground during the first 30 minutes of play. Danny Wuerffel wound up being sacked seven times, and he never did get the number of that truck. But the really astounding revelation was the fact that Florida's renowned passing attack couldn't faze Nebraska, either. Wuerffel did complete 12 of 21 for 137 first-half yards, but a lot of it was in the so-what? category. Bob Ryan The Boston Globe A troubled season ended in overwhelming triumph Tuesday night for Tom Osborne.

Lawrence Phillips Spurrier's system. The Cornhuskers, 12-0, are indeed the No. 1 team in college football They're probably better than a few NFL squads. Tuesday night they looked better than the Chiefs. But instead of fully celebrating the option brilliance of quarterback Tommie Frazier (199 rushing yards and two TDs), instead of focusing on the overwhelming dominance of Nebraska's defense (Florida minus-28 rushing yards), instead of reveling in the improbability of Nebraska's back-to-back No.

1 finishes (25 straight victories), Tuesday night I spent a great deal of time wondering why Osborne let one ill-behaved man ruin such a wonderful night for Nebraska football. Was it worth it. Coach Tom? Osborne's favorite Cornvict, Lawrence Phillips, the man with the "anger control" problem who pleaded no contest to mercilessly beating his ex-girlfriend, left his his mark on Nebraska's finest moment. Phillips, installed in the starting lineup for first time since the second week of the season, danced and juked for 165 yards and two TDs, displaying the talents that will make him a sure-fire No. 1 NFL draft pick.

Too bad his participation was unforgivable and unneeded. You'll never convince me that Nebraska needed Phillips to beat these Gators. Without Phillips. Nebraska would have won by a mere 30 points. Jason Whitlock Kansas City Star Not even Tommie Frazier thought it would be this easy.

In a Fiesta Bowl where some thought the tiebreaker might come in handy, Frazier and Nebraska outclassed and outran Florida, routing the Gators 62-24 Tuesday night for the Cornhuskers' second consecutive national championship. Group Insurance Serviced Locally Review your Employee Benefits with Us. Why call Phoenix, Minneapolis, or Omaha for your employee benefit questions? We've been in business right here for 105 years! Keep your dollars local and call the business insurance experts for creative solutions to your employee benefits questions. (402)484-8400 Eastern Nebraska Agency Woodmen Accident and Life Company a Lincoln, Nebraska The first sign was the flood of red shirts swarming over the desert this week. There were vastly more red Nebraska shirts than orange-and-blue Florida shirts in the narrow, outdated thoroughfares and sprawling shopping centers of the Phoenix area.

The dedication, the tenacity, the devotion of Nebraska fans was an omen of the stomping that was to follow in a long evening at the Fiesta Bowl. Nebraska fans had been gobbling up airline tickets and hotel reservations for a year, knowing that this year the unholy bowl alliance would become a reality. Of course, you could also say that Nebraska fans had more climatalog-ical incentive to get here than Florida fans. The domination of red inside the Fiesta Bowl was truly impressive. Turns out the Nebraska fans had gobbled up most of the game tickets, too.

The color motif was no more overwhelming than the power and the speed of the Nebraska Corn-huskers. Once those 300-pound, grain-fed brutes began blasting open holes, once Lawrence Phillips and Tommie Frazier started high-stepping it toward the end zone, it was a red, red night in Tempe. One man. one vote. One woman, one vote.

The numbers in the stands told the story on the field. Nebraska is the national champion for the second straight season, and this time there cannot be even the slightest debate. George Vecsey, New York Times The words had belonged to Tommie Frazier. "The one thing that can put all this to rest," the quarterback of the Nebraska Cornhuskers said near the end of their perfect but painfully controversial season, "is if we go out and win a championship." That is what Nebraska did, with a relentlessness that overwhelmed the Florida Gators and turned the 25th Fiesta Bowl into a shockingly complete 62-24 rout. With Frazier running for 199 yards in the final game of his remarkable college career including a signature 75-yard touchdown run in which he broke six tackles the Cornhuskers became the first team to win consensus back-to-back championships in 39 years.

Nebraska (12-0) joined the 1955 and 1956 Oklahoma Sooners as the only teams to win unanimous championships since the two-poll system was introduced in 1950. The fourth quarter, a time the Cornhuskers had been counting on with the hope that a cumulative punishment would unravel Florida's dynamic offense, became little more than a long Nebraska celebration. For one night in Sun Devil Stadium, before a record crowd of 79,864, the Huskers. with their 25th consecutive victory, replaced an analysis of their problems by taking a place as one of the outstanding teams in the recent history of the college game. Malcolm Moran, New York Times He ran as though his life depended on it.

which in a distressing sort of way was true. Lawrence Phillips wasted the first real chance anyone gave him to make something of himself. To let Florida's defenders steal the second and possibly last chance was more than he could bear. And so on this night, in a town halfway between the West Covina, group home where he was raised and the Lincoln campus where his coaches and teammates made up a second surrogate family, Phillips ran. And ran and ran and ran and ran.

And wriggled and writhed, twisted and fought, and refused to stop until he was sure trouble couldn't hold him in its grasp forever. "It feels pretty good to be with my teammates and win another national championship," the running back said moments after Nebraska beat Florida 62-24. A few moments after that, before the questions could take an ominous turn toward the assault of his former girlfriend last September. Phillips got up and left. JimLitke Associated Press.

If I wanted to see this kind of slaughter, I could have accompanied the Celtics to Seattle. National championship game? The Tostitos Fiesta Alliance1 vs. 2 Bowl looked like just another routine Nebraska-Oklahoma State game to me. We've all seen this 62-24 Stuff before. They didn't need referees.

They needed representatives from the Arizona SPC A. What, you've never heard of Gator abuse? I Bada-bing, bada-boom. and refresh my memory. Does Nebraska get the winner of Buffalo-Pittsburgh or Kansas City-Indianapolis? I forget. Full disclosure time: I picked Florida.

I thought they'd find enough Ways to score. A lot of people told me' I was inhaling the funny weed, they told me that Nebraska was a phenomenal football machine, that has the best offensive line in the country, that Tommie Frazier is the PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The Stote of Nebraska is requesting sealed pro posals for development of an electronic operations and procedure manual tor the Unemployment Insurance Division of the Deportment of Labor. Requests for the proposal and specifications mav be obtained bv contacting Alice Hansen in person, (402) 471-9839, or by mail at Nebraska Deportment of Labor, 550 South 16th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. 68508. Sealed proposals must be received bv the De partment ot Labor on or before January 23, 1996.

8730 3T January 3, 5 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The State of Nebraska Department of Roads will accept sealed btds for the purpose of estab lishing annual maintenance and support agreement for CADD hardware and software. Project Facilities are located at: 1500 Nebraska Highway 2, Lincoln, Nebraska. Complete proposals and specifications may be obtained ator bv contacting the office of the Purchasing and Supply Manager, 5001 South 14th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68512 (402)479-4339. Sealed bids will be received until January 22, 1996, 3:30 pm CST at which time they will be publicly opened at the Purchasing and Supply Build ing, Room 50, 5001 South 14th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. 36923 2T January 3, 7 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SPECIFICATION NO.

96-020 Lancaster County intends to soltcit bids for crack sealing and invites you to submit a sealed bid tor: LANCASTER COUNTY PROJECT NO. 96-9 CRACK SEALING Copies of the plans and specifications mav be obtained in the Lancaster County Engineering Deportment at 555 South 10th Street. Lincoln, Nebraska 68508. Sealed bids will be received by the County of Lancaster, Nebraska, on or before 12:00 noon, Wednesday, January 24, 1996 in the office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 310, County-City Buiid- ng located at 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Ne braska 6850B. Bids will be publicly opened and read in the council chambers located on the first floor.

Bidders should take caution if U.S. mail or de livery service is used for submission of bids. Mailing should be mode in sufficient time for bids to arrive in the Purchasing Department prior to the time and date specified. Specifications $2.00 Postage Handling 125 Total ra Please make checks payable to and send to Lancaster County Engineering Department. SJ6916 2T Jonuarv 3, 10 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SPECIFICATION NO.

96-022 The City of Lincoln, Nebraska intends to pur chase and invites you to submit a sealed bid for: TURF EQUIPMENT MEETING OR EXCEEDING THE CITY OF LINCOLN'S SPECIFICATIONS Sealed bids will be received by the City of Lin coln, Nebraska on or before 12:00 noon Wednesday, January 24, 1996 in the office ot the Purchasing Agent, Room 310, County-City Building, located at 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Ne braska 68508. Bids will be publicly opened and read in the Council Chambers located on the First Floor. Bidders should take caution if U.S. moil or mail delivery services are used for the submission of bids. Mailing should be maae in sufficient time for bids to arrive in the Purchasing Division- prior to the time ond date specified above.

8719 IT January 3 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SPECIFICATION NO. 96-023 The City of Lincoln. Nebraska intends to sell and invites you to submit a sealed bid for: SALE OF YARD WASTE COMPOST MEETING OR EXCEEDING THE CITY OF LINCOLN'S SPECIFICATIONS Sealed bids will be received by the City ot Lin coln, Nebraska on or before 12:00 noon Wednesday, January 24, 1996 in the office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 310. County-Citv Building, located at 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Ne braska 68508. Bids will be publicly opened and read in the Council Chambers located on the First Floor.

Bidders should take caution if U.S. moil or mail delivery services ore used for the submission of bids. Mailing should be made in sufficient time for bids to arrive in the Purchasing Division, prior to the time and date specified above. 87231 January 3 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SPECIFICATION NO. 96-019 Loncaster County Public Building Commission intends to enter into contract and invites you to submit a sealed bid for: TELEPHONE AND COMPUTER CABLE INSTALLATION MEETING OR EXCEEDING BUILDING COMMISSION'S SPECIFICATIONS Site: Community Menial Health Building.

2200 St. Mary's Lincoln, NE. A pre-btd conter-ence will oe held at the site on Wednesday. January 10, 1996 at 10:00 A.M. All interested bidders should attend.

Plans and specifications may be Picked up ot the Purchasing Dept. prior to the site visit ond will be available al the site visit. Sealed bids will be received bv Loncaster County Public Building Commission on or before 12 00 noon Wednesday. Jonuarv 24, 1996 in the of fice of the Purchasing Agent, Room 310, County-City Building, located ot 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508. Bids will be publicly opened ond read in the Council Chambers located on the First Floor.

Iidders should take caution it U.5. mail or moil delivery services are used tor the submission ot bids. Moiling should be made In sufficient time for bids to arrive in the Purchasing Divsion, pri or to the time and date specified above. 8724 2T January 3, 10 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SPECIFICATION NO 96-021 Lancaster County intends to purchase ond invites you to submit a sealed bid for: WEED CONTROL SERVICES LANCASTER COUNTY NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL AUTHORITY and CITY OF LINCOLN WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM MEETING OR EXCEEDING LANCASTER COUNTY'S SPECIFICATIONS Sealed bids will be received by Loncaster County, Nebraska on or before 12 00 noon Wednesday, January 24, 1996 in the office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 3'0. County-Citv Building, located ot 555 South loth Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508.

Bids will be publicly opened and read in the Council Chambers located on the First Floor. Bidders should take coution if S. mail or moll delivery services ore used for the submission of bids. Mailing should be mode in sufficient time for bids to arrive In the Purchasing Division, prior to the time and date specified obove. 8725 2T Jonuarv 3, 10 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 0 lolnf meeting of the Board of Directors ond Management Committee ot the Nebraska Public Gas Agency win held ot 10 00 a m.

(CT), Wednesday, Jonuory 10, 1996, In the NVPP Energy Board Room, Energy Sauare, Skvwalk Level, Lincoln, Nebrasko. The Agenda, which Is kept continually current. Is available for public inspection at the NMPP Energy office, located ot nil Street, Suite 200, Lincoln, Nebraska. The meeting Is open to the public. Please coll Caroline Kennedy ot 402474-4759 If you require assistance or special accommodation In order to attend the meeting.

8726 IT January 1 NOTICE OF MEETING OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION COUNCIL The Excellence In Education Council will hold lis nel meeting on Monday, Jonuarv 22, 1996 from 9:00 a.m. to 8 00 p.m. and If needed, reconvene on Tuesday, January 23, 1996 from 8:00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m. in the Stat Board Meeting Room, Nebrasko Department of Education, Sixth Floor, Stat Offlc Building, 301 Centennial Mall South, Lincoln, Nebraska.

The council may odiourn, tor extended periods of time, tor scoring-evoluotion of grant proposals. If working in smoll groups during the morning and afternoon of the 22nd, it is estimated the council will reconvene as group at 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. After 6:00 on the 22na. the public may gain access to the building through a security guard posted at the east entrance.

If necessary, the council will reconvene Tuesday, January 23, 1996 at 8:00 a.m. to conclude the gront review. If working in smoll groups on the 23rd, it is estimated that the council will reconvene at 10:00 a.m., 12:00 noon ond 2:00 p.m. A copy of the agenda reflecting any changes will be available for public inspection during normal business hours in the reception area of the Nebraska Department of Education, Lincoln. Nebraska or call (402 471-0944.

8727 IT January 3 APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE NAME Nome and Address ot Application: Brooks A. Rushman. 810 East Avon Lincoln, NE 68505 TRADE NAME: Bush Co. Lown Care General Nature of business: Lawn Care The trade name has been used in Nebraska since: September 1, 1995 STATE OF NEBRASKA ss. COUNTY OF LANCASTER Brooks A.

Rushman deposes and says that I om the applicant and I have read and know the contents of said statement, and I verilv believe the focts stated herein to be true ond correct. Brooks A. Rushman, Applicant Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th doy of November, 1995. Barbara A. Wells, Notary Public 8728 IT January 3 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, Jonuarv 10, 1996, at 10:30 a the following described real estate associated with Swan Creek Watershed Structure 27 near Swanton, Nebraska, will be sold at public auction at the Land O1 Lakes office in Swanton, Nebraska: Tract 1: 80 Acres more or less described os the West Holf of the Southeast Quarter of Section Four (41, Township Four (4) North, Range Three (3) East of the 6th P.M., Jefferson County, Nebraska.

Tract 160 Acres more or less described os the Southwest Quarter (SW'4) of Section Four (4), Township Four (4) North, Range Three (3) East of the 6th P.M., Jefferson County, Nebraska. The auction will remain open for bids for at least one hour. The highest bid at the auction shall be accompanied by a check, bank draft or cash in an amount not less than 20 of the bid. The sale of the real estate must be approvea by the Nebraska Natural Resources Commission The balance of the sale price is due within 30 days of notification to the bidder that the bid has been accepted. Merchantable title reserving tlo- wage and storage easements and easements re lating to wildlife habitat mitigation plantings and soil erosion control on the cropland will be pro vided to the buver of the real estate bv the Lower Big Blue Natural Resources District.

Easements will be explained in detail the day of the sale. De posit accompanying an unaccepted bid will be re turned to the bidder within 10 dovs after action bv the Commission. Inquiries concerning the sole mov be directeo to Tom Pesek at the Nebraska Natural Resources Commission (Phone (402 471-2081) or to Ron Fleecs at the Lower Bi9 Blue Natural Resources District, 805 Dorsev Street, P.O. Box 826, Be atrice, Nebrasko 68310 (Phone (402) 228-3402). Dated December 7, 1995 Dayle E.

Williamson, Director of Natural Resources Nebrasko Natural Resources Commission 301 Centennial Mall South P.O. Box 94876 Lincoln, Nebrasko 68509-4876 36239 3T December 20, 27, Jonuory 3 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, Jon uary 10, 1996, at 1:30 p.m., the following de scribed real estate ossocioted with Upper Big Nemaha Watershed Structure 12-B neor Firth Nebraska, will be sold ot public auction at the Community Center in Firth, Nebraska: 160 Acres more or less described os the South. west Quarter (SW'i) of Section Thirty-Three (33), Township Seven (7) North, Range Seven (7) East of the 6th P.M., Lancoster County, Ne broska. The auction will remain open for bids for at leost one hour. The highest bid ot the auction sholl be accompanied by a check, bank draft or cash in an omount not less than 20 of the bid The sole of the real estate must be approved by the Nebraska Natural Resources Commission The balance of the sole price is due witnin 30 dovs of notification to the bidder that the bid has been occepted.

Merchantable title reserving flo wage and storage easements and easements re lating to soil erosion control on the cropland will be provided to the buver of the real estate bv the Nemaha Natural Resources District. Eosements will be expiomed in detail the day of the sole De posit accompanying an unaccepted bid will be re turned to the bidder within 10 days after action by the Commission. Inquiries concerning the sale mav be directed to Tom Pesek ot the Nebroska Natural Resources Commission (Phone (402 471-2081) or to Pau Rohrbaugh at the Nemaha Natural Resources District, 125 Jockson Street. P.O Box 71 Te cumseh, Nebroska 68450 (Phone (402) 33S-352S) Dated December 7 1995 Davie E. Williamson, Director of Natural Resources Nebrasko Naturol Resources Commission 301 Centennial Moll South Box 94876 Lincoln.

Nebrasko 68509-4876 36240 3T December 20 27, January 3 REOUEST FOR PROPOSALS SPECIFICATION NO. 96-015 The Lincoln-Lancaster County Public Building Commission invites vou lo submit sealed pio posol tor "LEASED" EMPLOYEES TO PROVIDE BUILDING CLEANING SERVICE5 MEETING OR EXCEEDING THE SPECIFICATIONS Seoled proposals will be received bv C'tv County Purchasing on or before 12 00 noon Wednesday, January 17, 1996 the ottice of the Purchasing Aqent. Room 310. County. City Bund Ing, located at 555 South 10th Street.

Lincoln, Ne braska 68506. Proposals wilt be publicly opened reading only the names ot the firms submitting proposals, in the Council Chambers loco'ed on the First floor. Firms should take caufion If S. mail or man delivery services ore used tor the submission oi P'oposols. Mailing should be made in sufficient time for proposals to arrive the Purchasing Di vision, prior to the time and dote specified obove 40999 2T December 27, Jonuarv 3 REOUEST FOR PROPOSAL SPECIFICATION NO.

96-014 Lancaster County Intends to enter into 0 con tract and invites vou to submit sealed proposal for: TO PROVIDE FOOD SERVICES FOR COUNTY CORRECTION AND RELATED PROGRAMS MEETING OR EXCEEDING LANCASTER COUNTY'S SPECIFICATIONS A ort oroeosal conference and $ateitilt facility tour will be held at the Corrections Deot. IMS So 10th St.) ot 9:00 A.M.. Jon. It. 1996.

All In termed Propoten ore required to attend. Sealed proposals will be received bv Lancaster County, Nebrasko on or before 12:00 noon Wednesday, Jon. Jl, 1996 In the office of the Pur chasing Agent, Room 3)0, Countv-Cltv Building, located ot 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln. Nebras- ka 68508. Proposals will be opened ond only the names of me Proposes will be rend In the Court en cnomoers locatea on tne First Floor.

Proposers should tok coution If U.S. moll Or moll delivery services or used for the submission of proposals. Moiling should be made In suf flcint tlm for offrs to arrlv In th Purchasing Division, prior to th tlm and dot specified a Dove, 41000 JT December 27, January 1 Byron Mel Petersen Masin V. 1 1 it 4 "'A jmj I -t-. J- -jo: tu Les Margaret Roger Tod McGerr Higgins Madden Masin LUTCF LUTCF LUTCF LUTCF i ft i 4 0 in At I MdT Member FDIC 27th St.

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