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Lincoln Journal Star Monday, August 25, 2002 LOCAL 4B Asarco is linked to lead in yards Adcock, Robert Warren Jr. Omaha Anderson, LeRoy Lincoln Bendush, Mary L. Lincoln Blitz, Louise Caine, May Margaret (Spaedt) Summit, Mo. Crawford, Winnifred J. Crossing Eickhorst, William Rising City Flock, Elnora Lincoln Gartner, Lucille Nadine Lincoln Godfrey, John Ansel Fairbury Gray, Jessica Dawn Plattsmouth Hair, David IM Lincoln Howard, George Lincoln Klover, Fred Marysville, formerly rural Wymore Layton, Pauline D.

McCallum, Margaret B. "Peg" formerly Wauneta Ogden, Norman Otto, Vera I. Lincoln Parker, Phyllis Springs, formerly Lincoln Prochaska, George formerly Brainard Ratter, Adeline Bee Reams, Jack H. Lincoln Roe, Enid Adrian Norton, formerly Lincoln Selbert, Auburn, formerly Brownville Shelley, Margaret "Jane" Oakland, formerly Beatrice Simic, Hazel M. Beatrice Smith, Otto J.

Wilber, formerly rural Hallam Sytsma, Milton McCook Thompson, Amelia Lincoln Walvoord, Vera V. Weston, Mildred Ashland Weyers, Darlene C. White, Paul W. N.C., formerly Lincoln Wichelt, The Rev. John F.

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cent of the contamination. The EPA's evidence will be crucial in determining if Asarco can be held financially liable for the cleanup, the World-Herald reported. The EPA's technical work has done nothing to convince Asarco that the company is the primary source of contamination and should help fund any cleanup, company spokesman Bob Little said last week. The company's sampling points to multiple sources of contamina-, tion including gasoline fumes, paint and pesticides. Lead from paint is the primary source of the Omaha contamination, Asarco said.

Three other Omaha companies are being investigated as potentially responsible for the Omaha cleanup, Gunn said. Those are Union Pacific Railroad; Aaron Ferer Sons and Gould Electronics. Union Pacific has liability potential because at one time it owned and leased to Asarco come of the land where it operated. Aaron Ferer and Gould have potential liability for operating a secondary lead smelter, but their liability would be less because the smelter was smaller and operated for a shorter time period, according to the documents. The court documents stressed that most of the yards in east Omaha will not have their soil replaced.

About 16 percent of the yards would see soil replacement if current samples are an accurate reflection of the contamination. The cleanup's direct cost is estimated at about $96 million and could reach 134.4 million with the addition of indirect costs, Gunn said. That doesn't mean Nebraska's share of the cleanup will increase, he said. States are required by federal law to pay 10 percent of Superfund cleanups within their borders, but that figure doesn't include indirect costs, Gunn said. The Associated Press OMAHA Asarco's closed lead refinery is responsible for two-thirds to three-fourths of industrial lead contamination in Omaha yards, according to a copyright story published in Monday editions of the Omaha World-Herald.

The information comes from a document filed in federal court, the newspaper reported. The document also indicates it could cost $134.4 million to clean up the contamination, instead of the earlier estimates of $50 million to $100 million. The Justice Department has gone to federal court in Washington to block the company's proposed sale of its share of a Peruvian mining company. The government outlines in documents related to the case what it says is Asarco's nationwide responsibility for the cleanup of numerous contaminated sites. The documents include a 13-page statement by Gene Gunn, regional director of the Environmental Protection Agency's Superfund program, that details Asarco's potential liability in the four-state area including Nebraska.

Excessive lead is thought to be present in thousands of Omaha yards. The lead can endanger children's health, causing decreased intelligence, slow growth and behavior problems. Asarco has said its tests show the company is not the primary cause of Omaha's lead problems. A chemical analysis has matched lead particles from air monitors formerly stationed around Asarco to the lead in Omaha yards, Gunn said. The study linking the two remains under review.

Asarco operated a lead refinery in downtown Omaha for more than 100 years before closing it in 1997. The World-Herald reported the EPA says Asarco is a "significant source" of lead contamination in the city. The EPA document indicates the company is believed to be responsible for 65 percent to 75 per widow of Dr. William died Saturday (82402). Bom, Republican City.

Retired elementary school teacher, 18 years. Survivors: son, Dr. William J. Simic Woodruff, daughter, Margaret J. Langdale, Dallas; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.

Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Centenary United Methodist Church, Beatrice. Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Visitation: until 9:30 p.m. today, Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice; one hour before service, church.

Memorials to the Beatrice Area Retired Teachers Scholarship Fund with the funeral home in charge. Smith Otto 89, Wilber, formerly rural Hallam, died Friday (82302), Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, St Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Wilber. Rosary: 7:30 p.m. today, Zajicek Funeral Home, Wilber.

Visitation: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. today, funeral home. Memorials to the Wilber Rescue SquadO Sytsma Milton 83, McCook, died Aug. 17 following a lengthy battle with heart disease and Parkinson's. Services were Tuesday at the McCook Evangelical Free Church.

Cards of condolences or memorials to: Sytsma Family, co Carpenter Breland Funeral Home, 305 West McCook, NE 69001, or email to Thompson Amelia, 82, Lincoln, died Thursday (82202). Services: 3 p.m. today, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St Memorials to Hospice Care of Nebraska.U Walvoord Vera 85, Firth, died Saturday (82402). Bom, Firth (112616).

Homemaker. Member, Firth Reformed Church, coordinator for Fellowship Bible Studies, Seniors Dinners volunteer. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Kenneth and Vivian Walvoord, Firth; daughter, sorvirvlaw, Peggy and Ray Kapke, Lincoln; brother, sister-in-law, Evan and Ruth Young, Cortland; sisters, brother-in-law, Mariorie Walvoord, Firth, Goldie and Gerry Hegel, Lincoln, Rosella Schnieder, Merritt Island, four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents, Oral and Iva Young; husband, Delton; grandson, Paul Kapke. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday, Firth Reformed Church. The Rev. Craig Wagner. Holland Cemetery. Visitation with family: 6-8 p.m.

today, Metcalf Funeral Home, Firth. Memorials to the church.Q Weston Mildred, 97, Ashland, widow of Carl, died Thursday (82202) in Ashland. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, United Methodist Church, Ashland. Visitation: 4-8 p.m.

today, Marcy Mortuary, Ashland, with family 7-8 p.m. Memorials: church or Ashland Rescue Squad. Weyers Darlene 73, Lincoln, died Sunday (82502). Services pending, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.Q White Paul 91, Cary, N.C., formerly Lincoln, died Friday (82302) in Cary.

Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Roper Sons Chapel, 4300 0 St. Condolences may be emailed to contactroperandsons.com Wichelt The Rev. John 97, Lincoln, died Saturday (82402). Services: 11 a.m.

Thursday, Christ United Methodist Church, 4530 A St. Burial: 1 p.m. Friday, Fairview Cemetery, Cozad. No visitation. Condolences may be e-mailed to Roper Sons Funeral Services, 4300 0 St Wolstenholm Alma 81, York, died Sunday (82502) in York.

Bom, near York (101420) to Everett and Beulah (Chambers) AHen. Graduated, York High School, 1938; Kearney State Teachers College, 1953, bachelor's degree in education; University of Nebraska, 1964, master's degree. Taught elementary schools, York and Lincoln, 25 years. Married Howard Wolstenholm, Jan. 29, 1966, York.

Member, East Avenue United Methodist Church, York. Past member, Nebraska State Teachers Association, NEA, Delta Kappa Gamma, York County extension clubs, United Methodist Women. Survivors: stepdaughter, stepson-in-law, Loa and Robert Folts, Waverly; stepson, stepdaughter-irvlaw, Rex and Linda Wolstenholm, Rogers, four stepgrandchildren; three stepgreat-grandchildren; brother, sister-in-law, Laurence and Esther Allen, York; Sister, Bessie Bachenberg, Waverly; three nieces; two nephews. Preceded in death by parents, husband. Services: 2 p.m, Wednesday, Metz Mortuary, York.

Greenwood Cemetery, York. Visitation: 5 p.m. today, mortuary. Memorials to the Children's Department for Books at Kilgore Memorial Library or the church.Q Aurora teen's film lands him scholarship Adcock Robert Warren 44, Omaha, died Friday (82302). Bom, Los Angeles to Robert and Beverly (Amend) Adcock, Sr.

Longtime truck driver, Ford Van Lines. Loved scuba diving, motorcycles, fishing. Survivors: wife, Rikki; daughter, Sadi Adcock, Omaha; sisters, brothers-. in-law, Toni and David Rice, Shelley and Jason Sellers, all Lincoln; nephews, Brian Rice, Gabriel Sellers; father, Robert. Preceded in death by mother.

Memorial service: 1 p.m. Wednesday, Roper Sons Chapel, 4300 0 St Pastor Michael McMurty. Condolences may be e-mailed to Anderson LeRoy 92, Lincoln, died Friday (72602) at home. Bom, Sargent (11209) to Lawrence and Noma (Anderson) Anderson. Labor analyst, Nebraska Department of Labor.

Member, Saint Paul United Methodist Church. Graduate, Broken Bow High School, 1928; earned B.A. degree from University of Nebraska. Served, U.S. Army Medical Corps, 1942-45.

Married Roberta Reid of Waco, Texas (4747). Many people admired and loved him for his friendliness and love of people. Family, friends, church, the beauty of God's creation, and the joy of square dancing as recreation meant so very much to him. Survivors: special friend, Fern Cooper, Lincoln; sister, Imogene Deane, Tacoma, sisters-Waw, Garnett Davis, Juanita Anderson, both of Olympia, Wash. Preceded in death by wife, Roberta (1976); parents; brothers, Elgin, Her, Berge and Walwyn Anderson; sister, Evelyn Anderson.

LeRoy requested no services. Cre-. mains were interred in Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to Saint Paul Unit- ed Methodist Church, 1144 Lincoln 68508. Condolences may be e-mailed to contactroperandsons.com Bendush Mary 91, Lincoln, died Saturday (82402) in Lincoln.

Bom, Sioux Falls, S.D., (82411). Member, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Legion of Mary, Living Rosary. Survivors: daughter, son-in-law, Rosemary and Gary Peatrowsky, Lincoln; son, daughter-in-law, Richard and Mary Bendush, Hartford, S.D.; grand- children, Jenny and Sara Peatrowsky, Amber, Joe and Kari Bendush; great-' grandchildren, Zachary and sisters-in-law, Mary A. Denevan, Sioux Falls, S.D., Vema Walker, Riverside, S.D.; staff and residents of Lancaster Manor. Preceded in death by parents, William and Honora Denevan; husband, Arthur; five brothers; three sis-tors.

Rosary: 7 p.m. Tuesday, Butherus, i Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. Lincoln Mass: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. Sioux Falls, S.D., Mass: 2 p.m.

Thursday, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. St. Michaels Cemetery, Sioux Falls. Visitation: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday, 8-10 a.m.

Wednesday, funeral home; one hour before services in Sioux Falls. Memorials to the family.l Blitz Louise, 74, Lincoln, died Thursday (82202). Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.

Visitation: 7-9 p.m. today, 9 a.m. until services Tuesday, funeral home. Memorials to the Alzheimer's Association. Caine May Margaret (Spaedt), 82, Lees Summit, widow of Ed, died Friday (82302) at home.

Bom, Lincoln. Survivors: sons, Steve, New Or-leans, Edwin "Bud," Nederland, Texas, Ernie, Santa Barbara, two grand-children. Private burial, Mount Moriah Cemetery, Lees Summit, Mo. Visitation: 6:308 p.m. today, Langsford Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Lees Summit United Methodist Church. Crawford Winnifred 84. Lincoln, formerly of Beaver Crossing, wid- ow of Ralph, died Saturday (82402). 5 Bom, rural Beaver Crossing (6718), Graduate, Beaver Crossing High School, 1937. Nurse's aid.

Member, United Methodist Church, Beaver Crossing. Survivors: sons, daughters-in-law. Dr. Donald and Jeannie, Nashua, N.H., Gary and Kathy, Lincoln; daughter-in-law, spouse, Janet and Joel Pospisil, Friend; eight grandchildren; 13 great-grandchidlren; sisters, Virginia Bissey, Alice Masilko, both Lincoln; sister-in- law, spouse, Wynona and Pete Harris, Lincoln; nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; husband; son, Ronald; greatgrandsbn, Mark; brothers, Bob and John Colvert; sister, Jane Fox.

Service: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Lauber-Moore Funeral Home, Friend. The Rev. Steve Billington. Interment, Beaver Crossing Cemetery.

Closed casket visitation: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. today until service Tuesday, funeral home, Friend. Memorials established in care of the familyB Bckhorst William-H 86, Rising City, died Thursday (82202). Bom, Campbell Hill, III. (1416).

Retired farmer. Survivors: wife, Emla; son, daughter-in-law, Gerald and Maurine, Hickman; daughter, son-in-law, Marilyn and Richard Sattler, Denton; twin sister, Minnie Carstens, Papillion; four grandsons. Preceded in death by parents; son, Wayne; brother, Albert. Services: 11 a.m. today, Immanuel Lutheran Church, rural Rising City.

The Rev. David Palomaki. Church cemetery. Visitation: one hour prior to services, church. Memorials in care of the family.

Roberts Funeral Home, David City.Q Flock Elnora Caroline, 76, Lincoln, died Saturday (82402). Bom, Foster (13026) to John and Elva (Ur-win) Fehncke. Member, Southview Christian Church; Christian Womens Fellowship. Survivors: daughters, sons4rvlaw, Annette and Roger Seuss, Papillion, Marcell and Frank Funk, Lincoln; grandchildren, Matthew and Tenille Seuss, Omaha, Sarah Seuss, Papillion, Jason Funk, Jonathan Funk, both Lincoln; great-granddaughter, Miakoda Seuss, Omaha. Preceded in death by parents; husband, Edwin; son, Nicholas; two infant sons; two brothers.

Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home. Pastor Joe Culpepper. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Matthew Seuss, Tenille Seuss, Sarah Seuss, Jason Funk, Jonathan Funk, David Woodcock.

Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Tuesday; Ml a.m. Wednesday, funeral home. Memorials BY CAROL BRYANT The Grand Island Independent AURORA Mitchell Lyon turned a video about a penny into big money. Lyon's 10-minute video about a penny's life earned him a scholarship worth $29,760 to the Art Institute of Colorado in Denver.

The recent Aurora High School graduate plans to start school there in October and plans to complete a seven-quarter program in about one year, nine months. "i would like to pursue a career in editing or directing," he said. A few strokes of luck led to the scholarship. Lyon's parents bought a new computer and digital camera for Christmas. He began using the Sony digital camcorder and then found some information about the scholarship.

"I was surfing the Internet and found the school. I was interested in going to school in Colorado," he said. After Lyon had some experience with the camcorder, his parents deemer Lutheran Church, 510 S. 33rd St with luncheon immediately follow- ing service. Graveside services: 11 a.m.

Wednesday, Valley View Cemetery, Torrington conducted by Coyler Funeral Home, Torrington. No visitation. Memorials: in lieu of flowers, Tabitha Hospice, the church, or the Alzheimer's Association. Aspen Mortuary, 4822 Cleveland Ave. Parker Phyllis 95, Colorado Springs, formerly of Lincoln, died Friday (82302) in Lincoln.

Bom, Lorain, Ohio, (82702) to Albin and Marguerite (Breen) Nore. Homemaker. Member, First-Plymouth Congregational Church; Chapter BY PEO, past president and state president. Graduate, Lorain High School. Worked for the Red Cross.

Married Donald I. Parker, Cleveland, Ohio, 92429. Lived in Ohio and Michigan before moving to Lincoln in 1938. Accompanied her husband to local, district and international Kiwanis functions. Moved to Colorado Springs in 1991.

Survivors: daughters, sons-in-law, Shirley and John Hardin, Castle Rock, Carol and Tom Shonka, Manitou Springs, son, daughter-in-law, Dale and Marilyn Parker, Winnetka, eight grandchildren; three great-grand- children. Preceded in death by husband, parents, four brothers, three sisters. Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, First-Plymouth Congregational Chapel, 2000 St. The Rev.

Dr. Otis Young. Wyuka Cemetery. Pallbearers: John Hardin, Don Parker, Gregg Powell, Kevin Powell, Brad Parker, Jeff Parker. Visitation: 2-9 p.m.

today, Roper Sons Funeral Services, 4300 0 St; one hour before service, church. Memorials to the church.Q Prochaska George 77, Denver, formerly Brainard, died Thursday (82202). World War II veteran; honorably discharged, Army, served in the Pacific. Member, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Denver. Retired employee, Coors Brewery.

Past member, Brainard American Legion 273, serving vice commander, 1953-1955; post commander, 1956-1957. Past member, Brainard volunteer fire department. Owner, George's Comer Bar, Brainard. Survivors: son, Lyle, Denver; daughters, sons-in-law, Linda and Doug Grandt, Denver; Lois and Dave Grandt, Plainsville, brothers, sisters-irvlaw, Ernest and Leona, David City, Bill and Martha, Brainard, John and Janet, Dwight Preceded in death by wife Gladys; daughter, Lavem Smith, Mass of Christian burial: 11 a.m. Friday, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Denver.

Rosary: 7 p.m. Thursday, Ho-ran McConaty Family Chapel, Denver. Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver. Wood-Zabka Funeral Home, Seward, in charge of arrangements. Ratter Adeline, 89, Bee, widow of James, died Sunday (82502).

Bom (82612). Services pending, Wood-Zabka Funeral Home, Seward.Q Reams Jack 81, Lincoln, died Wednesday (82102). Memorial service: 9 a.m. today, Roper Sons Chapel, 4300 0 St Private family inurnment, Calvary Cemetery Columbarium. No visitation.

Cremation. Memorials to St. Vincent dePaul, 1911 Lincoln 68503. Condolences may be e-mailed to Roe Enid Adrian, 80, Norton, formerly Lincoln, died Wednesday (82102). Service was held Saturday.

Interment: 2 p.m today, Fairview Cemetery. Enfield Funeral Home, Norton.Q Selbert Arlene, 85, Auburn, formerly Browrwille, died Wednesday (82102). Services were held Friday, Brownville Methodist Church, Brownville. Memorials to Deaf Missions or Brownville Methodist Church. Hemmingsen Funeral Home, Auburn.

Condolences may be e-mailed to hf55530alltel.net Shelley Margaret "Jane," 81, Oakland, formerly Beatrice, widow of Charles, died Saturday (82402). Bom, Beatrice. Waitress. Survivors: son, Larry, Oakland; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Patsy Hupp, Yutan; nieces, nephews. Services: 1 p.m.

Wednesday, Har-man-Wright Mortuary Chapel, Beatrice. Evergreen Home Cemetery. Visitation: 5-9 p.m. today; 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday; 8 a.m.

until services, Wednesday, all at funeral home. Memorials to the family's choice. Sbnlc Hazel 95, Beatrice, to Southview Christian Church.Q Gartner Lucille Nadine, 82, Lincoln, died Sunday (82502), Born, Kansas (102019) to Leigh and Ma- bel (Andersen) Rogers. Longtime member, First Assembly of God. Survivors: daughters, sons-in-law, Suzanne and James Sipp, Blue Springs, Sally and Charles Borner, Nancy and Patrick Shanahan, Mary Ellen Hall, all Lincoln; 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; brothers, sister-in-law, Dale and Mary Jane Rogers, sister, brother-in-law, Ruth and Art Becker, California; sisters-in-law, Vi Gartner, Lincoln, Dorothy Gartner, Texas.

Preceded in death by par- ents; husband, Harry; two brothers. Private family memorial service. Pastor Ron Drury. Inurnment, Lincoln Memorial Park. Cremation, no visitation.

Memorials to the Friendship Home or City Mission. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.Q Godfrey John Ansel, 78, Fair-bury, died Saturday (82402) in Fair-bury. Services: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Baptist Church, Fairbury.

Gerdes-Meyer Fu-neral Home, Fairbury. Gray Jessica Dawn, 36, Plattsmouth, died Friday (82302) in Omaha. Bom, Selma, Calif. Medical secretary. Survivors: husband, Patnck sons, Derek and Zachary Gray, Plattsmouth; parents.

Donna and Michael Dolan, father, Steven Gray; sisters, Shawna Manley, Jill Dolan, Louisville; brother, Nicholas Dolan, nieces and nephews, Services: 1 p.m. Thursday, King- dom Hall of Jehovah Witness, Belle- vue. Visitation: 1-9 p.m. Wednesday with the family greeting friends 6-8 p.m., Roby Funeral Home, Plattsmouth. Memorials to the family's choice.

Hair David 57, Lincoln, died Saturday (82402). Bom, Colorado Springs, Colo. (9145). Survivors: wife, Colene; son, daughter-in-law, Ted and Patty, Lincoln; grandchildren, Lanea and Trey Hair; mother Beth Haines, Salina, sister, brother-in-law, John and Lyndal Morns, Downingtown, sister-in4aws, spouses, Monty and Jan Lytle, Virgil and Kathy Smock all of Salina, nieces, Beth Morris, Nicole and Brooke Lytle; nephew, Adam Mom's. Preceded in death by daughter, Tami; stepfather, Lewis Haines.

Services; 1 p.m. Tuesday, Butherus, Maser Love Funeral Home. Yankee Hill Cemetery. Visitation: 5-9 p.m. today; 8 a.m.-noon, Tuesday, all at funeral home.

Memorials to the family.Q Howard George 78, Lincoln, died Sunday (82502). Services pending, Roper Sons Funeral Services, 4300 0 St.Q Klover Fred 92, rural Marysville, formerly rural Wymore, died Thursday (82202) in Lincoln. Services: 10:30 a.m. today, Immanuel (Stateline) Lutheran Church, south of Wymore. Memorials to the church with Marvin Pollman, Ramona Wienck and Alvin Luppen in charge.

Laughlin-Hoevet Funeral Home, Wymore. Layton Pauline 88, Lincoln, died Thursday (82202). Graveside services: 11 a.m. today, Fairview Cemetery, 84th and Adams streets. Memorials to the Family.

Butherus- Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. McCallum Margaret B. "Peg," 93, Lincoln, formerly Wauneta, died Thursday (82202). Celebration of life: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Mark's-on-the-Campus, 1309 St Burial: 10 a.m. Thursday, Riverside Cemetery, Wauneta. No visitation. Cremation. Memorials in lieu of flowers to UNL Foundation, Suite 200, 1111 Lincoln Mall, Lincoln 68508 or the church, Lincoln, 68508 or American Cancer Society, 5733 S.

34th Suite 500, Lincoln 68516. Condolences may be e-mailed to contactroperandsons.coma Ogden Norman, 79, Fairmont died Wednesday (82102) in Geneva. Services; 10:30 a.m. today, Fairmont Community Church, Fairmont. Memorials to Fairmont Fire Department, Fairmont Senior Center or Fairmont Community Church General Fund.

Farmer Son Funeral Home, Geneva.Q Otto Vera 90, Lincoln, died Friday (82302). Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Re Bicyclist released from hospital The 22-year-old bicyclist who police said ran into the side of a pickup Aug. 17 has been released from BryanLGH Medical Center West. Seth A.

Hightwas riding on the sidewalk of Van Dom Street near 17th Street when he failed to stop before entering a crosswalk and hit the side of a 1989 Toyota pickup, police said. Hight was in critical condition following the accident A BryanLGH nursing supervisor said he was released at midweek. -'From staff reports purchased more editing software to help him learn more. Lyon had two to three weeks to complete the video before he submitted it ahead of the deadline. A friend suggested following some form of currency for the video.

He decided to follow a penny from the time it was dropped in the hallway at Aurora High School until it was picked up on an Aurora street J-; The video is music drivenwith little dialogue. Lyon received a telephone call in March, notifying him that he won the scholarship because of his video. The teen spent time this summer in Lincoln, where he took general education classes in composition, sociology and algebra at Southeast Community College. "He's obviously got natural talent. He sees movies and can develop different things he can do on his own," said Brent Meier, 18, of Aurora, a friend of Lyon who is entering the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a film studies major.

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