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1 A A A A 10 I The Lincoln Star Saturday, Shakeup From Page 1 "The incidents in the Adjustment Center (known as the hole), one of which occurred while I was on official leave and away from the institution, were not dealt with in accordance with my written orders and policies and most certainly do not reflect my personal philosophy and practices. "These facts notwithstanding, I accept responsibility for the actions of my employees under the broad mantle of official dutes and functions inherent in my position as their Chief Executive Officer," Parratt wrote. One of the Adjustment Center incidents ap-: parently refers to the alleged use of paralyzer gas on an inmate in the center. Lovell wrote in his resignation that he was "convinced" an appeal would vindicate him completely of the accusations, but added he lacked the financial resources needed to support extensive litigation. Pease, who was a major at the Lincoln Correctional Center at the time in question, was not involved in the investigation.

His letter to Benson gave no reason for his resignation, but it is understood he left because of loyalty to Parratt. Benson had met with the key staff members Thursday and met with others Friday, but said he was refusing to elaborate at the news conference because he expected appeals and litigation to arise from his disciplinary decisions. Douglas, however, doubted that appeals would be forthcoming. "Frankly, I'd be sur- prised," he said. Whether criminal charges will be filed remains to be determined, he added, conceding that some charges, which "might include embezzlement" could result.

Benson said he will forward the patrol's reports to the state Justice Department and Douglas added that if charges are filed, they will be handled by Lancaster County Attorney Mike Heavican. "Although the investigation by the State Patrol has ended, I will continue own examination of the situation next week," Benson said, promising to advise the public of any more disciplinary actions. He continued to interview several lieutenants Friday afternoon. Benson said Diagnostic and Evaluation Center Superintendent Gary Grammer will become acting warden at the penitentiary until a new warden is named. Ken Liggett, program administrator at will fill Grammer's vacated post as acting superintendent.

Benson named Maj. Barry Loock as acting associate warden and Capt. Robert Greenwald, formerly second-shift commander at the penitentiary, as acting major. The major's post is that of security administrator, under Loock and in charge of the three shift commanders. Vacancies left in one associate warden's post and in the executive assistant's slot will remain unfilled for now, said John Dahm, director of adult services for the Department of Correctional Services.

Pen needs 'new direction' Gov. Charles Thone said Friday the most recent shakeup within the state prison administration helped point up the need for an "entirely new direction" in Nebraska corrections. Commenting on the resignations of Warden Robert Parratt and others from their posts at the Nebraska State Penitentiary, Thone said he did not believe the staffing changes would jeopardize prison security. He said he believes Correctional Services Director Charles Benson "has things well in hand." Thone said he and Benson had discussed the security issue "very seriously" and believed "this (action) poses no threat to security." "I've got full confidence in Charles Benson's leadership," Thone said. "He's a compassionate, but strong leader.

"I think he got to the bottom of this problem and handled it very well," Thone said of the director. The governor said he had met with Benson "five or six times" in the course of the probe, which began shortly after Benson was hired last September. The governor said the patrol's part in the investigation was complete, but he said Ben- BOHMONT Sophia, 84, formerly of Martell, died Friday in Lincoln. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St.

BOTTORFF Floyd 81, 1130 died Friday. Retired equipment manager, athletic department, University of Nebraska. Born Union Star, Mo. Lincoln resident since 1916. Retired in 1964 after serving as NU football team equipment manager for 35 years.

Recipient, special merit award, University of Nebraska Football Hall of Fame. Member, Club, Alumni Club, Street Gang, Eagles. Survivors: sons, Donald Palm Springs, Dean, Riverside, daughters, Bonnie Walker, Mrs. Robert (Tunnie) Joeckel, Mrs. Paul (Jackie) Provorse, all Lincoln; sister, Ruby Heglin, Clay Center; 14 grandchildren; great-grandchildren.

Services: 3 p.m. Monday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. The Rev. Cecil Bliss. Wyuka.

Memorials to University of Nebraska Foundation. BOUTON Walter 54, 502 S. 12th died Tuesday. Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, COLBERT FUNERAL HOME, Weeping Water.

Oakwood Cemetery, Weeping Water. BREASHEARS Edith 3721 S. 57th died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m. Sunday, Piedmont Park Seventh-day Adventist Church.

No visitation. Pallbearers: Roy Semin, Eric Breashears, Brian Watkins, Eugene Schander, Crawford Pierce, Charles Simonds. College View Cemetery. Memorials to church or American Cancer Society, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. COATNEY Leslie 98, 2803 Washington died Friday.

WOOD BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Seward. DAHARSH Nellie 91, 4735 S. 54th died Thursday. Member, Cheney United Methodist Church, Cheney.

Born Hickman. Lifetime Lincoln area resident. Survivors: brother, Maurice, Lincoln; nieces; nephews. Services: 1 p.m. Monday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S.

14th St. Visitation noon Saturday until services, funeral home. Pallbearers: Wendell, Leonard Ringland, Norman May, John Haynes, Wayne Hagaman, Charles Harrison. Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to church.

FERGUSON Gertrude 76, 6101 Normal died Friday. Homemaker. Born Riverton, Iowa. Member, Douglas Christian Church, OES, Palmyra. Survivors: sons, Ronald, Boyne, both Lincoln; sisters, MIldred Brennan, Mrs.

Herbert (Dorothy) Rosenthal, both Lincoln, Mrs. Darold (Alice) Conkel, Douglas: brother, Weather DigestIn Lincoln Today Sun: rises 7:45 a.m.; sets 5:33 p.m. Record Temperature: high 68; low -20. Normal Temperature: high 33; low 12. Degree Days (Amount mean temperature for the day is above or below 65) Yesterday: 48 heating.

Total days, month to date: 1,186 heating. Normal for day: 43 heating. Normal total, month to date: 997 heating. Precipitation to Midnight 24 hours ending midnight: 0.66 In. Total month to date: 0.83 normal: 0.46 in.

Total 1982 to date: 0.83 normal for year to date: 0.46 in. Lincoln Temperatures Friday 7 a.m..... 27 2 p.m..... 32 9 p.m.......6 1 a.m.......25 8 a.m..... 28 3 p.m.....

32 10 p.m.......5 2 a.m.......25 9 a.m..... 31 4 p.m..... 25 11 p.m.......3 3 a.m.......26 10 a.m..... 32 5 p.m..... 22 4 a.m.......27 11 a.m.....

32 6 p.m..... 15 Saturday 5 a.m.......27 12 32 7 p.m..... 1 a.m.......2 6 a.m.......28 1 p.m..... 32 8 p.m.......8 2 a.m.......0 Statewide Extended Forecasts NEBRASKA: Monday through Wednesday partly cloudy with a warming trend. Highs 30s west, 20s east on Monday, warming to 40s west, 30s east by Wednesday.

Lows zero to 15 above Monday, moderating to mid upper teens by Wednesday, Nebraska Temperatures Yesterday 15 17 8 32 20 15 -5 8 Grnd 23 8 20 7 -5 1 No. 12 National Weather Forecast Map NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 1-23-82 30.00 29.53- SEATTLE 29.534 MINNEAPOL BOSTON FREEZING 2977 YORK SAN FRANCISCO DENVER LOS ANGELES HIGHEST DALLAS TEMPERATURES 321 NEW 32 ORLEANS 50 LEGEND 50 SNOW 70 AIR 70- SHOWERS FLOW UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Saturday, showers are expected over the Pacific Northwest, changing to snow over the northern Rockies. Snow is expected over the Lakes area and the Northeastern states, changing to rain southward over most of the south Atlantic states. Fair elsewhere. Traveler's Forecasts for Today City City Amarillo Louisville Anchorage fair, Miami Atlanta rain, Milwaukee Billings Nashville ptcidy, Boston New York fzrain, Buffalo Okla.

City sunny, Cheyenne Philadelphia Cleveland snoshw, Phoenix ptcidy, Dallas Raleigh Denver ptcidy, Rapid City sunny, Detroit snow, St Louis Honolulu San Diego Houston San Francisco ptcidy, Kansas City windy, Washington Los Angeles Wichita ptcidy, Services set for former Services: 1:30 p.m. Mon- Otoe sheriff day, Wymore United Presbyterian Church. Bethel Cemetery, rural Wymore. Family prayer service: 1:15 p.m. Monday, church.

KRONHOFMAN John, 76, Geneva, formerly of Ohiowa, died Thursday. Survivors: brother, Andy, Idaho Falls. Idaho; niece; two nephews. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Geneva.

Ohiowa Cemetery. LABART Kermith 70, Lushton, died Thursday in Henderson. Survivors: wife, Mildred; sons, Dennis, James, both Hastings, Gene, Salt Lake City; brother, Pershing, McCool Junction; sister, Glenda Meteer, Yucaipa, two grandchildren. Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, United Methodist Church, Lushton.

Sutton Cemetery, Sutton. PETERSON Mildred 73, Ceresco, died Friday in Osceola. Homemaker. Born Waverly. Member, Ceresco Evangelical Covenant Church.

Lifetime member, Ceresco Covenant Women. Survivors: son, Marvin, Ceresco; daughter, Mrs. Virginia (Purdy) Keene, New York; five grandchildren. Memorials to Stromsburg Covenant Home, Stromsburg. SON FUNERAL HOME, Ceresco.

SEALS Russell C. 56, Nebraska City, died Wednesday. Survivors: wife, Virginia; sons, Randall Monmouth, John Nebraska City; daughters, Mrs. Patrick (Joyce) Roddy, White Bear Lake, Mrs. Gregg (Jeri) Weigand, St.

Paul, mother, Loretta Seals, Murfreesboro, brother, Murfreesboro. Services: 10 Saturday, Church, First Presbyterian Nebraska City. Wyuka Cemetery, Nebraska City. STEEPLE Mrs. Mim Ravenna, died Wednesday.

Graveside services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Ravenna Cemetery, Ravenna. Memorials to American Cancer Foundation. METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th St.

STOUT Charles 89, Kaiser, died Wednesday. Services: 1:30 p.m. Saturday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. Visitation one hour preceding services, funeral home. Alvo Cemetery, Alvo.

WELLMAN Alvin C. "Shorty," 66, Syracuse, died Wednesday. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, St. John's United Church of Christ, Syracuse.

Military Rites by Massie-Richard Post 100, American Legion Mid-Otoe County VFW Post 5547. Cemetery, Syracuse. Memorials to church. TONSING-FUSSELMAN-PERRY FUNERAL HOME, Syracuse. Street, Lincoln, NE 3.

Omaha Bullders Exchange, 4721 Street, Omaha, NE Fremont Chamber of Commerce, 92 W. Fifth, Fremont, NE Bidder's proposal shall be submitted on a form supplied with the Bidding Documents and must be by a certified check, cashier's check, or Bid Bond in the amount of of the total Bid, made payable to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission as Bid security. Bid security shall be considered as liquidated damages and forfelted to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission if the Bidder's proposal is accepted and the Bidder falls to execute the contract and provide the required bond(s) and insurance speckfied. The successful Bidder is required to furnish a Performace Bond and a Labor and Material Payment Bond in the full amount of the contract sum at the time of contract award. Bid proposals shall be marked "Sealed Bid for Lake Newman Waterfront The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission reserves the right fo accept or relect any or all Bids and to waive any or all informalities or Irregularities.

No Bidder may withdraw his Bid Proposal for a period of thicty (30) days after the date set for opening of Bids. NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS son would "continue his evaluation of the entire corrections system." Thone declined comment on whether the ongoing evaluation would result in further disciplinary action. "There's still work to be done," Thone said. "We have to start in an overall different direction, which obviously will take place with this drastic change in the upper ranks." The governor said the search for a new warden has begun and would not be restricted to Nebraska. Benson, the former regional director of the South Central Regional Office of the Federal Prison System headquartered in Dallas, assumed the Nebraska post Sept.

1, 1981. He was hired to replace Jerry Bolin, who also resigned "by mutual agreement" last year after a Thone administration probe into events surrounding a disturbance at a prison trusty dorm in August 1980. Thone told the AP the gubernatorial review of Nebraska's corrections system did not stop with the change in leadership. "It's been an ongoing thing," Thone said. "We have to take steps in a new direction with additional emphasis on inmate education, work release and this type of thing." Death And Funerals Clyde Hannan, Lincoln; seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.

Services: p.m. Monday, Douglas United Methodist church, Douglas. The Rev. Robert Chitwood. Pallbearers: Robert Ferguson, Randall Aden, Dick Burke, Terry, Wiliam Ferguson, Steve Stedman.

Rose Hill Cemetery, Douglas. METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th St. FOCHT Gertrude 95, 1313 Eldon Drive, died Wednesday. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Saturday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. Visitation one hour before services, funeral home. Wyuka. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church. FRANCISCO Esther 90, Smith Center, formerly of Lincoln, died Wednesday.

Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, HODGMAN-SPLAINROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A St. Pallbearers: Ralph Deland, Donald Pierson, Mike Miller, Dwight Anderle, Lee Bowers. Wyuka. GRIMM Jessie 86, 230 W.

died Tuesday in Warwick, N. Y. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Saturday, Lincoln Memorial Park. ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St.

HOLDORF Peter 69, 5601 Enterprise died Friday. Retired president, owner, Production Sales Co. Born Toronto, S.D. Member, former board chairman, Sheridan Blvd. Baptist Church.

Past state president, Baptist Laymen. Survivors: wife, Helen; sons, Dr. Peter Park City, Utah, John, Corvallis, Paul, Staten Island, N.Y.. James, Bolinas, brothers, Max, Alfred, both Omaha; sisters, Kathryn Kuhr, Arlington Heights, Mrs. Ellis Mueller, 29 Palms, Mrs.

Claire Bargston, Palisade, four grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Sheridan Blvd. Baptist Church. Pastor Richard Terrell.

Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to church or Hospice Program, Tabitha FUNERAL Home. HOME, METCALF 245 1 N. 27th St. ROSS Gladys Donna, 59, 3101 Prairie Road, died Monday, Cremation.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th. SIDNER John 80, 2426 Woodsdale died. Wednesday. Services: p.m.

Monday, Westminster Presbyterian Church. Lincoln, Memorial Park. Memorials to church foundation. ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. STUMPHY Delene Sema, 71, 6901 Platte died Thursday.

Member, Jehovah's Witnesses. Survivors: sons. Virgil Fuller, Mount Rose, Guy Stumphy Floyd, both Lincoln, Albert, Orem, Jan. 22, 23, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bids will be received by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission at the Engineering Division Office, 2200 North 33rd Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68503, for the following project at the time listed: BID DATE AND TIME: February 11, 1982 2:00 P.M., C.S.T. PROJECT: Water System 1m- provements Recreation Area LOCATION: Camp Harding State NEAR: Louisville, Nebraska COUNTY: Cass Bids will be publicly opened, read aloud, and tabulated at the time and place specified.

Bidding Documents, are on file at the Engineering Division Office, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, 2200 North 33rd Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, phone (402)464-0641. Interested Prime may obtain copies the Bid Documents upon request to this office. Bidding Documents are also on file for use at the following plan exchanges: 1. F.W. Dodge Reports, 6901 Pacific-Suite 216.

Omaha, NE 2. Lincoln Builders Exchange, 507 Street, Lincoln; NE 3. Omaha Bullders Exchange, 4721 Strest, Omaha, NE Fremont Chamber of Commerce, 92 W. Fifth, Fremont, NE Bidder's proposal shall be submitted on a form supplied with the Bidding Documents and must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, or Bid Bond In the amount of of the total Bid, made payable to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission as Bid security. Bid security shall be considered as liquidated damages and forfeited to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission if the Bidder's proposal is accepted and the Bidder falls to execute the contract and provide the required and insurance specified.

The successful Bidder is required to furnish a Performace Bond and a Labor and Material Payment Bond in the full amount of the contract sum at the time of contract award. Bid proposals shall be marked "Sealed Bid for Camp Harding Water System The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all Bids and to waive any or all informalities or irregularities. No Bidder may withdraw his Bid Proposal for a period of thirty (30) days after the date set for opening of Bids. NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS COMMISSION BY: EUGENE T. MAHONEY Director -3T, Jan.

22, 23, 24 COMMISSIONERS COMMISSION BY: EUGENE T. MAHONEY Director PROCEEDINGS The Lancaster County Board of Equalization convened and was called, to order at 1:30 P.M. Tuesday, January 19, 1982, by ViceChairman. Joseph R. Edwards.

Members present were Robert E. Colin, Sr. and Joseph R. Edwards. Jan Gauger was absent.

Also present was County Clerk, W. Richard Baker and County Assessor, Carol Broman. Approved the following additions and deductions to the tax assessment rolls: 1. Raymond D. Birdwell addition of $19,46.

2. Irvin L. Wendelln deduction of $494.52. 3. Orval O.

Irons deduction $505.98. 4. VVA Inc. addition of 3.62. 5.

Wiltse Inc. deduction of $1449.04. 6. Beniamin R. Gelber addition of $421.02.

7. Donald A. Krueger deducstion of $513.48. 8. Jawain C.

Adams deduction of $422.48. 9. Berean Fundamental Church deduction of $715.88. 10. Berean Fundamental Church deduction of $5061.60.

11. First Evangelical Church deduction of $304.86. 12. Bible Baptist Church deduction of $1357.88. 13.

Heritage Hts. Church of God deduction of $191.42. 14. Heritage His. Church of God deduction of $191.42.

15. Heritage Hts. Church of God deduction of $186.18. 16. Heritage His.

Church of Gad deduction of $186.18. 17. Heritage Hts. Church of God deduction of $478.22. 18.

Gary Gatley deduction of $14.46. 19. Mary E. Pheian deduction of $467.88. 20.

Arlene M. Thomas et al deduction of $440.74. 21. Marcelle I. Snook deduction of $431.90.

22. Marcelle I. Snook deduction of $437.94. 23. Richard H.

Hudson deduction of $161.66. 24. Roger V. Yant (Stuart Kirkbride) deduction of $18.46. 25.

Roger V. Yant (Stuart Kirkbride) deduction of $19.48. 26. Howard Hunter deduction of $2.19. 27.

Robert McGill deduction of $4.14. 28. William Stimple deduction of $17.94. 29. Ted D.

Wall deduction of $96.49. 30. Ernest Smith deduction of $567.30. 31. Elks Cornhusker Lodge addition of $98.91.

32. Mystery Oil Co. deduction of $298.25. 33. Mystery Oil Co.

deduction of $216.37. Approved the following Motor Vehicle Tax Exemptions: St. Patrick's Church Corporation, Lincoln Goodwill Industries. Lincoln Baptist Temple, Lincoin Lutheran School Association, St. co's Home, Westminster Corporaton.

Cathedral of The Risen Christ, Sesostris Temple Holding Corp. Nebraska Easter Seal Society, Bryan Memorial Hospital, Nebraska Conference Association of The Day Adventists, Faith Lutheran Church, Marian Sisters of the Diecese of Lincoln. Deferred for one week the followIng Motor Vehicle Tax Exemptions: Living Word United Pentecostal Church, Fellowship Baptist Church. Cathedral of The Risen Christ Troop 54, Foursquare Gospel Church. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners convened and was called to order at 1:30 P.M.

Tuesday, January 19, 1982 in the Commissioners Hearing Room by ViceChairman, Joseph R. Edwards. Nofice of said meeting was published in the Lincoln Journal-Star Saturday. January 16, 1982 and posted on the County bulletin board according to law. Commissioners present were Robert E.

Colin, Sr. and Joseph R. Edwards. Jan Gouger was absent. Also present was County Clerk, W.

Richard Baker. The following claims were opproved: GENERAL FUND Acorn The, Acorn The; 529.80; Aetna Life Insure ance, Alexander Alexonder, 2.50; Alexander Alexander, 44.00; Ancona Brothers Company, Gerald or Carlee. 190.00; Carlos or Georgla. 190.00; Audio Devices. Donald, 09.637 Badger Uniforms, 30.72; Bolters: Ph.D/ Henry 307.35/ Bancroft-Whitney Company, 75.90; Bank Card Service Center, 83.11; Maruta, 11.20; Ben's Auto Parts, 48.28; Best Communications, Big A Auto Parts, 556.50; Book Distribution Center, 10.64; Richard or Wanda, 24.52; Sean 21.00; Bryan Memorial Hospital, 18.90; Cablevision, 11.00; Cablevision, 19.00; Alion, 120.90; Capitol Humane Sockely, 900.25; Robert, 16.79; Centurion International, 29.14; James 133.14; City of Lincoln, City-County Employees.

Clark Boardman Company, 46.75; Clerk of 1.00; Clerk of District Court, 2.00; Clerk of District Court, 100.00; Stephen or Carole, 183.87; Cockle Printing Company, 289.60; Continental-lowa, 717.37; Cornhusker Printing Company, Cornhusker Printing Company. Cornhusker Wholesale Meats. Data Processing. Data Processing, Data Processing, Data Processing, Demma Fruit Company, 481.70; Deputy SherIf's Association. 570.00; Donley Medical Supply, 714.55: Drs.

Allison Roth. 595.00; Robert Ed's Auto Service, Eno Meat Company, 1,355.99: Alice, 164.05; Gary or Nancy. 230.00: Father Flanagan's Home, 250.00; Federal Reserve Branch, Film Shop The, 194.29; James, 259.02; Connie, 287.24; Gamble Robinson Company, 145.93; Gant Publishing Company, 228.00; General Binding Sales, 179.00; General Reporting Service, 13.86; General Reporting Service, 497.91; Greater Lincoln Area, 52.10; Jinnohn 39.00; Harman's Camera Center, 180.00; Hinky Dinky No. 69, 615.13; House of Fabrics, 5.91; Hull, Court Kathy. 20.63; A A O.

20.00; IBM Corporation, 326.00; IBM Corporation, ITT Continental Baking Company, 672.30; William Sanderson, 205.00; Jeremiah Home for Children, Bee Jay, 12.60; Journal-Star Printing Co. 543.84; Kal-Equip Company, 65.25; Dennis, 481.05; Cherie, 98.06; Sharon. 122.58; Roy or Nancey, 96.72; Lancaster Co. Engineer, 115.40; Lancaster Co. Treasurer, 42.00; Lancaster Co.

Treasurer, 124.30; Lancaster Co. Treasurer, 25.37; Lancaster County Judge, 552.00; Lancaster County Judge, 556.74; Lancaster County Judge, 95.62; Lancaster Manor Power Plant, 758.31; Latimer, Anderson Cisar, 256.20; Latsch's, 12.13; Latsch's, 1.44; Latsch's, 4.64; Latsch's, 32.28; Latsch's. 11.02; Latsch's, 19.46; Latsch's, 4.05; Law Enforcement Equip. 363.40; Lesoings Truck and, 27.50; Lincoln General Hospital, 5.00; Lincoln Oil, 202.37; Lincoln Postmaster, 100.00; Lincoln Postmaster, 500.00; Lincoln Postmaster, 300.00; Lincoln Poultry Egg 487.71; Lincoln School Commerce, 112.55; Lincoln Telephone 29.25; Lincoln Telephone 233.10; Lincoln Transportation System, Lincolniand Printing, 202.40; Karla, 208.39; Lee, 570.00; Madeleine, 481.65: Merritt Public Relations, Moorehead Dodge Ken, 74.14; Moorehead Dodge Ken, 17.22; Mr. Automotive, 49.31; Municipal Court, 818.00; Municipal Court, 27.00; Leasing Company, 106.97; Nebr.

Wholesale Transmission, 309.50; Nebraska Assoc. County Engineer, 10.00; Nebraska Association of, Nebraska Bookstore, 18.67; Nebraska Bookstore, 29.93; Nebraska Dept. of Revenve, 313.56; Nebraska State Bar 975.00; Nebraska State Council, 30.60; Northern Propane Gas Dave or Connie, 40.30; Pease Bindery Pegler and Company, PHE, 12.65; Physicians Desk Reference, 15.95; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 75.00; Range The, 155.70; Risk Management, Roberts Dairy Deborah 22.20; Roscoe Hill Hatchery, 150.30; Sandy, 392.26; Kathy, 24.34; Kathy, 18.70; Kathy, 185.63; Kathy, Kathy, 142.50; Blanche, 6.93; Schnieber Fine Foods, 643.83; Elroy, 161.20; Albert, 300.00; Schwarz Printing Company, 115.90; Security International, 107.50; Security Services, 4.50; Settell's Printing, 111.00; Sheriff Lancaster County, 7.23; Sheriff of Lancaster County, Sheriff of Otoe County, 1.00; Sheriff of Seward County, 10.62; Kenneth, 116.34; Siebe's Appliance Doctor, 340.85: SMR Corporation, 198.00; Jose J. 15.00; Southside Cleaners. 502.25; Standard Blue, 72.00; State Assistance Fund, State Auditor's State Librarian, 15.00; 314.70; Stores Revolving, 433.00; ian, 203.00; Sterns.

Floyd State Librarian, 60.00; State Librar- a Stores Revolving, 61.44; Stores Revolving, 186.39; Stores Revolving, 239.57; Stores Revolving, 1.12; Stores Revolving, 9.61; Stores Revolving, 190.34; Stores Revolving, 17.41; Stores Revolving, Stores Revolving, 23.24; Stores Revolving, 47.63; Stores Revolving, 72.91; Stores Revolving, 7.63; Stores Revolving, 39.57; Stores Revolving, 5.45; Eldon H. or Mariarie, 208.38; Surplus Center, 392.58; Mariciare, 391.92; Al or Jane. 64.48; Ron or Barbara, 190.00; Treasure City, 45.40; Trial Diplomacy Journal, 28.00; United Laboratories, 92.86; United 25.80; United Way of Lincoln, 184.47; Walker Tire Company, Watson 111, James 53.36; Weaver Potato Chip Company, 275.40; 139.94; Western Western Paper Paper Company, 11.12; Westphalen Business Forms. Letitia 26.00; Letitia 22.20; Carol, 104.19; Xerox Corporation, 506.98; Xerox Corporation, 170.00; YMCA, 232.62; Zimmer Printing Company. 160.22; Zimmer Printing Company, 25.70; Zytron Corporation, 72.75.

BRIDGE SPECIAL ROAD FUND Aetna Life Insurance, 175.00; Baker Hardware Company, 7.67; Baker Hardware Company, 16.04; John or Opal. 950.00; City Glass Company, 10.00; City of Lincoln, 85.12; City-County Employees, 742.50; DuTeau Chevrolet Compony, 18.50; DUTeau Chevrolet Company, 18.10; Federal Reserve Branch, Funk Machine Supply, 10.37; Hergert Oil James Kerford Limestone Co. Kerford Limestone Lancaster Co. Treasurer, 55.71; Lincoin Electric System, 71.48; Lincoln Electric System, 17.51; Sid, Martin Marietta Aggregates. Mid Central fice Supply, 38.47; Mobil Oil 61.88; Nebraska Dept.

of Roads, 12.60; Nebraska Propane, 48.04; Nebraska Propane. 33.26; State Council, 265.20; Nebraska Typewriter, 40.00; Marvin 600.00; Pioneer Overhead Door, 7.54; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 7.50; Stores RevolvIng. 42.16; Surplus Center, 98.02; Surplus Center, 90.21; United Way of Lincoln, 0.50; Western Laboratories. 19.20; Wheelers, 227.81; Whitehead OIl Company, 171.59; Yant Equipment Company, 13.31. HIGHWAY FUND Badger Body and Truck, 95.94; Burke Supply Products 254.00; Capitol Supply Company, 17.76; Car Ports.

194.70; Carter Co 79.64; Cengas. 244.18; Cengos. 930.53; City of Waverly, 19.50; CityCounty Employees. 438.50; Clerk of District Court, 65.00; Clerk of Disfrict Court, 100.00; Clover Auto Supply, 67.28; Colin Electric Motor Service, 20.60; fional, 108.86; Cornhusker internafional, 48.50; Dillion General Tire, 469.00; Federal Reserve Branch, 1.934.11; Hergert Oil Co. 4.650.75: Hicklin GM Power Company, 15.71; Hickman Propane, 400.00; Husker Chemical Sales, 776.00; Koar ServIce, 116.55; Kar Products Inc.

112.00: Lancaster Implement Incur 32.50; Lincoin Electric System, 17.33; Lincoln Electric System, 7.88: Lincoln Equipment 10.497.51; Lincoln Equipment Lincoin Weiding Supply, 86.58; Marshall. Rehn. 41.04; Mechanics Choice. 31.45; Mid-Con Systems. 342.90; Mobil Oil 332.20; Nofional Chemsearch.

137.93; Nebraska State Council, 142.80; Shaffer Communications, 295.00/ Shaffer Communications. 464.12; Snap-On Tools. 37.15; Stroh Lehl, 55.95; VIIlope of Hickman, 16.18; Village of Panama, 20.41; Village of ROCO, 9.00; Whitehead Oil Company. 3.129.00: Wilson Zen Soles F.D.. 77.36; Medical Service 134.95.

WELFARE ADMINISTRATION FUND Aetria Life insurance, 490.56: AmerIcon Porking Company, 22.00; Brockle, Ronald R. 125.00; City-County Employees, DeBrown Leasing 890.18; Debra, 30.00; Robert, 12.00; Federal Reserve Branch, Gross Standard Service, 349.55; Robert, 10.91% Hy: land Brothers Lumber, 44.54; IBM Corporation, Latsch's Lincoln Building Corp. 17.061.29; Merchandise Mart, 174.63; Metal Plastic Engraving, 49.00; National Bank of Commerce, 659.15; Nebraska Bookstore, 7.90; Nebraska Radio Telephone, 48.06; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 52.50; Schwarz Paper Company, 3.61; United Supply Rents, 15.70; United Way of Lincoln, 77.50; YMCA, 37.49. FUND Barth's Drug Hardware. 54.15; Belmont Jack Jill, 70.75; Lee 257.54; Campbell, J.

Kemper, 20.00; City of Lincoln, 250.00; City of Lincoln, 150.00; Dallman's (GA, 153.88; Drs. Rustad, Westburg. 15.00; Duling Optical, 32.74; Food 4 Less. 15.00; Hammer R. 20.00; House of Hope Nebraska, 300.00; Enterprises.

168.73; Lancaster Manor, 29.40; Lincoln Electric System, 193.46; Lincoln Splint Brace, 12.50; Lincoln Surgical Group, P.C., 132.00; coln Telephone 12.48; Lincoln Telephone 16.97; Stuart, 250.00; Craig 126.48: Metcal Funeral Home, 625.00; Nebraska Real Estate Corp, 151.58: Peoples City Mission, 364.77: Plaza Mart Pharmacy, 59.20; Radiology Associates PC. 324.10; David, 155.00; Spencer ment. 150.00; Tracy's Food Market, 24.00; Walgreen Drug, 9.56; Wickless, DDS, James. 116.00; Wyuka Cemetery, 145.00. REVENUE SHARING FUND Legal Services, 6,387.00.

Utah, Robert, Virginia Beach, daughter, Mrs. James (Ella) Love, Goehner, Mrs. Dwaine (Ida Mae) Powell, Lincoln; 16 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S.

14th St. Brother Paul P. McLaughlin. Visitation until services, funeral home. Fairview.

Memorials to family. WISBEY Signey, 97, 6118 Platte died Friday. Homemaker. Born Sweden. Survivors: sons, William, Charles, both Lincoin, Dale, Salina, 11 grandchildren; 20 greatgrandchildren; six greatgreat-grandchildren.

Services: 2:30 p.m Monday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 6037 Havelock Ave. The Rev. J. Robert Birdwell. Lincoln Memorial Park.

OUT OF TOWN BARTELS Mark 30, DeWitt, died in car accident near DeWitt Friday. Survivors: wife, Sherry daughter, Michelle Lee, home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Derald Bartels, tion City, brothers, Laurence, Lincoln, Dean, Junction City. Services: 2 p.m.

Sunday, Trinity Lutheran Church, DeWitt. Visitation after 11 a.m. Saturday, VenrickGriffith-Hovedick Chapel, Dewitt, and one hour preceding services, church. Oak Grove Cemetery, Dewitt. Family prayer service: 1:45 p.m.

Sunday, church chapel. GARMAN Irvin 77, Marysville, died Thursday. Survivors: brothers, Walter, Beatrice, Fred, Blue Springs, Earl, Durham, N.H.; sister, Mae Sorrensen, Lansing, Ill. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Monday, Blue Springs Cemetery, Blue Springs.

HAMMOND Mrs. Betty 53, Wahoo, died Thursday. Homemaker, Survivors: husband, William sons, Robert Plattsmouth, John Omaha, Richard Donald both Wahoo; daughters, Teresa L. Luers, Omaha, Janice J. Hammond, Wahoo; brother, Robert Mayberry, Motley, sisters, Mrs.

Robert (Janice) Stiles, Omaha, Mrs. Robert (Marilyn) Petrik, Denver; five grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Wahoo. The Rev.

Kent Morse. Sunrise North Cemetery, Wahoo. Memoriais to church. ERICSON'SHULT FUNERAL HOME, Wahoo. HUMPHREYS David 96, Beatrice, formerly of Wymore, died Thursday.

Survivors: sons. Dale, Santa Monica, Kenneth. Wymore: daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Whittaker, Mrs. Darwin (Elizabeth) Martz, both Beatrice, Mrs.

Murray: (Eula) Stolidorf, Wymore; 12 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren. Funeral services for Russel C. Seals former Otoe County sheriff, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church in Nebraska City. Seals died Wednesday at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln.

He was 56. Seals was sheriff for years before resigning in May 1981 for health reasons. He moved to Nebraska City in 1967 and was chief engineer and program director for KNCY 1 radio station before being appointed sheriff. A native of Tulsa, Seals was a World War Navy veteran. He was member of the Nebraska City Masonic Lodge, Elks Club and First Christian Church in Nebraska City.

Survivors include his wife, Virginia; sons, Randall Monmouth, and John Nebraska City; daughters, Mrs. Patrick (Joyce) Roddy, White Bear Lake, and Mrs. Gregg (Jeri) Weigand, St. Paul, mother, Loretta Seals, Murfreesboro, and brother, John Murfreesboro. Burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery in Nebraska, City.

Peterson named Parker Pen exec JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) James R. Peterson, executive vice president and director of R.J. Reynolds Industries Inc. of Winston-Salem, N.C., was named president and chief executive officer of the Parker Pen Co.

of Janesville. PUBLIC NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bids will be received by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission at the Engineering Division Office, 2200 North 33rd Street, Lincoln. Nebraska, 68503, for the following project af the time listed: BID DATE AND TIME: February 11, 1982 2:00 P.M.. C.S.T. PROJECT: Lake Newman Waterfront Marina LOCATION: Camp Newman State Recreation Area NEAR: Louisville, Nebraska COUNTY: Coss Bids will be publicly opened, read aloud, and tabulated at the time and place specified.

Bidding Documents are on file -at the Engineering Division Office, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. 2200 North phone 33rd Street, Lincoin, Nebraska, (402)464-0641, Interested Prime may obtain copies of the Bid Documents upon request to this office. Bidding Documents are also on file for use at the following plan exchanges: 1. F.W. Dodge Reports.

6901 Pacific Suite 216, Omaha, NE 2. Lincoin Builders Exchange, 507 LANCASTER MANOR FUND Aetna Life Insurance, 293.46; CityCounty Employees, Cornhusker Wholesale Meats, 205.38; Eno Meat Company, 65.40; Farmer Brothers, 295.35; Federal Reserve Branch, Hunt, Darrell, 640.00; K-B- Foods 405.60; Lincoln Poultry Egg 828.16; Mead Johnson 626.22; Nebr Dept. Public Welfare, 100.91; Nebr Dept. Public Welfare, 307.20; Nebraska State Council, 173.40; Pegier and Company, Pre-Paid Legal Service, 30.00; United Way of Lincoln, 31.15; YMCA, 7.07. LOMR FUND A Quality Litho, 182.73; Aetna Life Insurance.

280.00; Alexander Alexander, 232.00; Andy's Appliance Repair, 108.45; Baker Hardware Company. 42.64; Beatrice Foods Compnay, Kathi 35.70; Bryant Air Conditioning, 30.00; Bryant Air Conditioning, 89.50; Cablevision, 78.50; Cengas. City-County Employees, Conoco, 469.12; Donley Medical Supply, 66.20; Federal Reserve Branch, Betty, 35.00; Getty Refining, 290.56; William or Sharon, 265.00; Hinky Dinky No. 69, Howe, Jr. Herbert 100.00; Information Management, 48.00; Journal-Star Printing 5.43; K-Mart No.

4120, 530.03; Peter, 7.35; Carol, 5.46; Latsch's, 515.35; Lincoln Electric System, 551.14; Lincoln Telephone 144.56; Susan, 12.60; Michael 46.47; Nebraska State Council, 20.40; Street Carpet Shop, 325.98; Janis 27.45; Orkin Exterminating 25.00; Pauley Lumber Company, 26.46; Pitney Bowes, 153.00; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 22.50; Doris, 31.84; Pat, 34.86; Schnieber Fine Foods, 827.73; Schwarz Paper Company, 529.30; Suzanne, 85.00; Jane 121.49; Sperry 58.90; Linda 6.80; Surplus Center, 14.16; Team Electronics, 100.00; United Way of Lincoin, C. 16.00; Marsha, 45.36; West A Food Center, 532.24; YMCA, 53.78. MENTAL HEALTH FUND Barbara, 58.38; CityCounty Employees, Derby Refining Company, 60.02; Connie, 50.40; Federal Reserve Branch, Nancy, 17.29; Eugene, 110.85; Linda, 14.18; Herbert 43.59; Hinky Dinky No. 69, 114.11; IBM Corporation, 25.10; 9.45; Nebraska Radio Telephone, 49.60; Joyce, 12.32; Carol, 58.71; PrePaid Legal Service, 22.50; Valdean, 21.90; Rodgerson, Michael 420.00; Susan 30.68; Jan, 5.80; Jerry, 63.00; Charlyn, 5.67; Sue 61.77; Jose 34.86; Street, Patricia, United Way of Lincoln, 32.50; YMCA, 29.93. WEED CONTROL FUND City-County Employees, 81.00; Federal Reserve Branch, 163.01; Hoppe Lumber John 48.15; Lang Jerome 798.00; Lincoln Electic System, 99.94; Lincoin Postmaster, 60.00; Neiden Iron Metal 9.00; Petro, 153.41; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 7.50; Stores Revolving, 19.52; Wheelers, 133.92.

BUILDING GROUNDS FUND Aetna Life Insurance, 25.00; Barb, 135.00; Cengas, City Glass Company, 228.48; City-County Employees, 584.50; Clover Auto Supply, 5.75; Federal Reserve Branch, General Fire Safety, 77.50; Melichar Hillis "66" Service. 8.75; Midwest Refuse Service, 320.00; Montgomery Elevator Nebraska Air Filter, 350.00; Paramount Laundry, 359.23; Pegler and Company, 105.50; RotoRooter Sewer 76.00; Stores Revolving, 12.42; United Way of Lincoln, 13.50; Williams Garden Center, YMCA, 7.85. POWER PLANT FUND Aetna Life Insurance, 75.00; CityCounty Employees. 349.50; Clerk of District Court, 50.00; Clerk of District Court, 50.00; Clerk of District Court, 92.31; Federal Reserve Branch, Nebraska State Council, 40.80; Pre-Paid Legal Service, 15.00; United Way of Lincoln, 2.00. Approved an Agreement between Lancaster County and Fred Thompson Associates for consultant serve ices.

Approved an Agreement between Lancaster County and Alvine Associates for consultant services. Received, approved and placed on file: 1. Lincoln City Libraries Monthly Report for December, 1981. Approved an Official Bond for Randall L. Vogel, Reserve Deputy Sheriff; Ronald E.

Bachmann, Reserve Deputy Sheriff and Jeffrey B. Johnson, Reserve Deputy Sheriff. Approved a refund request for John R. Larson in the amount of $4.50 because of a duplicate assessment and for Earl R. Taylor in the amount of $64.28 because of correction was made in number of acres and value.

Set a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 26, 1982, at 1:30 P.M. on Change of Zone No. 64 from the Planning Director requesting text amendments of the Lancaster County Zoning Regulations regardIng Special Permits of the Flood Plain District. Set a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 26, 1982. at 1:30 P.M.

on Change of Zone No. 65 from the Planning director requesting text amendments of the Lancaster County Zoning Regulations regarding the Flood Plain District. Set a Public Hearing On Tuesday, January 26. 1982, at 1:30 P.M. on Change of Zone No.

68 from the Planning Director requesting text amendments of the Lancaster County Zoning Regulations regardIng Districts and Boundaries of the Floor Plain District. Set a Public Hearing On Tuesday, February 2, 1982, at 1:30 P.M. on Board of Zoning Appeais, Appeal No. 16 from Gienell J. Bomberger to move a double wide mobile home on a permanent foundation located at 11800 West Mill Rood.

Approved the award of bid for furnishing and delivering dairy products for the County Jail to Roberts Dairy Company in the amount of $17,426.04. Approved the award of bid for furnishing and delivery bakery products for the County Jail to Rainbo Bread Company of Nebraska in the amount of $2,715.90. Approved an Agreement between Nebraska Department of Roads and Lancaster County to provide for the funding of the Waverly Viaduct. Approved an Agreement between Lincoln Electric System and Lancaster County for Public Street and Rood Lighting Systems. Approved the policies and procedures on "Intake" for LOMR.

Approved new classifications and recomendations by the Personnel department of Motor Vehicle Clerk Supervisor and Repair and Cleaning Worker. Dropped from the agenda a Cash Award to Lancaster Manor Employee of the Year. Approved the appointments of George Hart, Ross Thompson. Brenda Sales, Ruth Weatherl, Jane Erickson and Shirt Mathis to the Lancaster County Welfare Child Care Advisory Committee. Adiourned.

Next meeting Tuesday, January 26, 1982, of 1:30 P.M. County Commissioners Hearing Room, CountyCity Buildina, Lincoin NE. Agenda on file in the County Clerk's Office, 10:00 A.M. Commissioners Staff Meeting open to the public same day and location. W.

Richard Baker County Clerk Jon. 23.