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14 The Lincoln Star Saturday, December 27, 1975 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL REPORT Pursuant to Section 6104 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, notice Is hereby given that the annual report for the fiscal year beginning November 1, 1974 (ended October 31, 1975) of the Leonard E. Benes Charitable Fund, a private foundation, is available for inspection at the foundation's principal office during regular business hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by any citlien who requests It within 180 days after the date of this publication. The foundatitnn's irinclpal office Is located at Oak Creek Valley Bank, Valparaiso, Nebraska 68065.

The principal managers of the foundation are John C. Barry, Oak Creek Valley Bank, Valparaiso, Nebraska 68065, and Wm. F. Wright, 1201 Street, Suite 102, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508. 31359 IT, Dec.

27 Corrine Mohr, Mi Donna Mulder, Mt Maedell Neemait, Mi Deborah Nelson, Ml Margaret Pumpnrey, Ex Phyllis Samueison, Mi Louise W. Schneider, Mi Louise W. Scnne'der, Mi JoSchroeder, Mi Pat Simons, Mi Kay Slaikeu, Mi James Slepicka, Mi Jan Sorensen, Mi M. Lenore Spencer, Mi Sandra Stewart, Mi Mary Swnboda, Mi Doris Tate, Re Doris Tate, Mi Virginia Terry, Mi Julie Thompson, Mi Linda Thomscn, Mi Debbie Uribe, Mi Becky Varner, Mi Bonnie Varvel, Mi Debbie Weathertield, Mi Uarla Weisbeck, Mi Carol Wittstruck, Mi Carol Yoakum, Mi Gary Zimmer, Mi of Nebr. Comptroller Office, Fe Pitnev Bowes, Su Postmaster, Su Dons Tate, Su Telephone Answering, Se Telephone Answering, Se Xerox Corporation, Se B.

Dalton, Bookseller, Su Nebr. Medical Association, Su Stores Revolving, Su The Acorn Press, Su Hinky Dmky No. 69, Su Hyland Brothers Lumper, Su Latsth Brothers, Su Lincoln Office Equipment, Su Nebr. Correctional Su Nebr. Typewriter Co Su Schwar; Paper Su Scrtwar; Paper Su Schwar; Paper Su Doris Tate, Re United Supply Renls, Su Voss Electric, Su Lincoln Ottice Equipment, Su Griswold s.

Su Hyland Brothers Lumber, Su PPG Industries. Su Tosterman Home Supplier, Su Dean, Se I fc Grace, Se I Grace, Se Stem. Se Stem, So Medical Center. 5c Federal Grant; 76 6 Albert Sieik, Se Federal Grant 75 144 Exon Su bon Co Su Century Laboratories. Su Schwar; Paper Co Su Federal Grant --75 89 Roc Heston Ex Steve Mc Elravy, Ex Bryte Pease, Ex LI Postmaster, Su Arbor Printing Co.

Su Revenue Sharing Fund I ord Motor Co Su 1 ant Co Enuineerinu Dept STAFF PHOTO BY WEB RAY Arizona State's Dennis Sproul (10) gets ready to pass over Nebraska defender Mike Fultz (72). Turnovers Plague Huskers Street at 7.0U P.M., January 1976 for the purpose of considering a project for Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, generally described as follows: A. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: 1 The proiect is an application for use of Section 5 funds attributable to the City of Lincoln under a statutory formula to partially finance the operation of the Lincoln Transportation System for fiscal year 1975-76 (September 1, 1975 to August 31, 1976). (2) The location of the project can be described as covering the whole service area of the Lincoln Transportation System. (3) The net proiect cost, including direct labor, materials, overhead expenses and other miscellaneous expenses directly related to the management and operation of the transit system, for fiscal year 1975-76 is estimated at 1731,189.

The Federal share requested is In amount equal to 50 ot the net project cost. It represents the fiscal year 1975 full apportionment (S328.000) plus S37.594 from fhe fiscal year 1976 apportionment. The sources of the local share include city's general revenues and the operating subsidy authorized under the Nebraska Public Transportation Program. B. RELOCATION: No persons, families or businesses will be displaced by this project.

C. ENVIRONMENT: The proposed project will not have a significant environmental impact, cither short-term or long-term, upon the urban area. D. COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING: This proiect is based on the six-year Transit Development Program for the City of Lincoln which has been approved by the City-County Planning Commission as a short-range functional plan and for use as a basis for developing a long-range transit element for the Comprehensive Plan. It does not conflict with the existing Comprehensive Plan.

The proiect is currently under review by the A-95 clearinghouse and 204 review agency. E. ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED: The Lincoln Transportation System is currently operating seven "Handi-vans" for transporting the elderly and'Or the physically handicapped persons on a door-to-door basis. In addition, the City is providing a special 10c fare to elderly and or handicapped persons on regularly scheduled routes during non-peak hours. The Transit Development Program includes some specific service Improvement designed to improve the mobility ot the transit dependent, including the elderly and or handicapoed persons.

II. At the hearing, the City of Lincoln will afford an opportunity for interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic, and environmental aspects of the project. Interested persons may submit orally or in writing evidence and recommendations with respect to the said project. III. Should the Urban Mass Transportation Administration prepare a formal statement of the environmental impacts of the project, the availability of such statement from UMTA will be made known by publication in newspapers ot general circulation in the City.

IV. The program ot projects for fiscal year 1975-76, the Transit Development Program and the dratt environmental statement are currently available tor public inspection at the Cihy Clerk's Office, Room 367, County-City Building, 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508. Marguerite Spaedt, City Clerk 31327 TT, Dec. 27 Abbreviations tor this legal, tx. Expense; Fe, Fee; Gr, Groceries; Mi, Mileage; Re, Reimbursement; Rpt, Report; Sa, Salaries; Se, Services; Su, Supplies.

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS December 23, 1975 The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners meeting convened and was called to order at 1.30 p.m. in the Commissioners Hearing Room by Chairperson, Jan Gauger. Notice of said meeting hiiving been published in the Lincoln Journal-Star Saturday, December 20, 1975 and posted on the County bulletin hoard according to law. Commissioners present were Jan Gauger, Robert E. Colin, Sr and H.

Bruce Hamilton, Also present were County Clerk, Carl S. Hart-man: Deputy County Clerk, LeRoy Ihr-ie, and Highway Superintendent, Marvin Niiernberger The Minutes of the December 16, 1975 Board Meeting were approved Approved were the following claims. Highway Fund Car Parts Inc Su 51 24 General Tire Service, Su 667 30 International Harvester, Su 39 20 Lincoln Equipment Su 1320 Lincoln Equipment Co Su 862 07 Lnnolri Equipment Su 2414 46 Meginrns Furd Su 1134 Muntgumery Ward, Su 23.16 Salem Oil Su 757 50 Saiem Oil Co, Su 1515 00 CeiitraireiephoneCo.Su 84 3 7 Luicom Electric System, Se 8 61 Lmcoin Water System, Se 20.01 Neor. Public Power District, Se 9 15 Norris Public Power District, So 69 96 Village ot Panama, So 7108 City ot Lincoln, Su 92 50 Henkle 8. Joyce Hdwe, Su 182 46 lnternationalHarvester.su 29 23 Lincoln Equipment Su 246 80 Lincoln Equipment Co Su 805 52 Lincoln Equipment Su 1 18 96 oln Equipment Su 36 87 Linco'n Equipment Su 242 48 Luico.n Industrial Supply, Su 17 90 Nebr.

Correctional Su 105.00 Neor Mutor Parts, Su 10.56 ReadyMixedConcrele.Su 1020.00 White Electric Supply, Su 4 56 I- Wilson Sales, Su 96 57 Constructors Su 387 00 Construe tors Inc Su 1900 80 Trampe Appraisal Fe 775.00 Special Road Bridge Fund Hosk ms-Wester n-sonderegger, Su 153 31 Bauer Hardware, Su 10 50 Henkle 8. Joyce Hardware, Su 183 50 Went; Heating Air Se 18 00 Federal Land Bank, Su 25.00 Federal Land Bank, Su 25 00 James McGurk, Misc 199163 BeactinerConstr.Co.Su 10500.00 Relief Fund Peoples City Mission, Ex 26 74 Hinky Dinky Stores, Su 4 78 Lincoln Electric, Se 117 36 Lincoln Electric, Se 50 57 GrossStandardService.Su 3 25 Max's Apco.Se 12 25 Lee Propane Service, Su 94.20 Airkem Omaha, Su 291.60 Butternut Interstate Brands, Su 11052 City Fruit Co Su 39 94 Uonmar Pharmacy, Su 163 37 fairmontFoodsCo.Su 230 74 Handyman Hardware, Se 23 58 Leuns Food Mart, Su 16 56 Ruscoe Hill Hatchery, Su 230 70 Schnieber Fine Foods, Gr 62154 Wont; Heating Air Cund Se 37.40 GiuoeQualityCleaners.Se 80 30 Medical Fund Bryan Memorial Hospital, Se 360 00 Bryan Memorial Hospital, Se 161.25 NWU To Host Wabash Wabash Pot. Fulkerson, 6-0 (G) Jansen, 6-3 (G) Mem, 67 (F) NWU Knollenberg, 6-0 Abel, 6-0 Lilly, 5-11 or Verrhusen. 6-2 Parker, 6-6 IF) Simmerman, 6-8 Bell, 6-6 (C) Butler, 6-9 Tipoff 7 30 p.m., Taylor Gym, Nebraska Wesleyan By KEN HAMBLETON Star Sports Writer Nebraska Wesleyan basketball coach Irv Peterson hasn't faced this situation before. "I've never lost six games in a row at anytime I can remember," Peterson said referring to NWU's dismal start.

But the pressure won't let up for the Plainsmen though, as they host the Wabash College Little Giants of Indiana Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. in Taylor Gym on the Wesleyan campus. The game will be sandwiched between the championship game of the W-Club Invitational High School Basketball tournament at 9:15 p.m. and the consolation championship at 3:15 p.m. Eight, class and teams are participating in the tourney.

Hands Full Peterson added freshman 6-8 forward Mark Simmerman to the Plainsmen lineup to help boost center Blake Butler under the boards. But even with that change NWU will have its hands full with Wabash. Of the eight returning Wabash lettermen, four are starters from last year's 4-22 team. All five starters are seniors and 6-6 center Cliff Bell has led the team in rebounding since he was a freshman. Last year Bell averaged 13.9 points per game, second best behind 6-0 guard Leon Fulkerson, who averaged 14.2 points.

The Little Giants are currently 2-4 against the likes of Kentucky State, Augustana, DL, and Central State Ohio with San Francisco State, Butler and Evansville on the remaining schedule. "Sure we've got a tough schedule," said Wabash coach Snowy Simpson, whose record in three years is 18-56. "But my boys were weaned on tough schedules. With our experience and a new depth we haven't had in years, we're going to do better than last year," the former Kansas State assistant coach said. Senior guard Bob Knollenberg is the current scoring leader for the Plainsmen with 69 points in six games.

Another senior guard, Larry Abel, is the second leading scorer, just ahead of Butler and forward Kim Veerhusen. Simmerman is the hottest shooter from the field for Wesleyan with a .630 field goal mark. Other College Games Tournaments beginning Monday include the Kearney State tourney, in which Kearney meets Southwest Minnesota and Wisconsin-LaCrosse faces Colorado College. The winners will play for the championship on Tuesday. Kearney has won the tourney the past six years.

At Wayne State, Wayne faces Midland and Westmar faces Bellevue, while at Hastings College, the Broncos play Bethany and Sioux Falls meets Rockhurst. Chadron hosts Concordia at the Chadron State meet and Northern Montana faces Mt. Marty, Black Hills State versus Condordia, Minn, and Colorado Mines against Bethel. carrier was ASU's Williams, who rushed for 111 yards in 18 attempts, mostly on draws and quick traps up the middle of the Husker defense. Anthony's 94 yards in 22 tries was Nebraska's top mark.

"I just don't know why we didn't stop their traps," defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin said. "It was nothing new. I couldn't believe they were popping open, somebody must have been making a mistake." Kiffin thought the Huskers' defensive backs did a great job. "They weren't giving anything next thing I knew it was floating through the air." "Davis had the ball," Osborne concurred. "We'd have been very disappointed if we had fallen on it and we hadn't been given the ball." The game ended an illustrous career at Nebraska for Davis, who became the Huskers' all-time leading ball carrier after gaining 60 yards in 17 carries.

His three-year total was 25 vards more than the previous mark of 2,420 held by Jeff Kinney. The game's leading ball cheap," he said. "That was our whole defensive plan. They tried to go deep a lot." He said the Huskers were in a defense that should have been very difficult to trap. The Huskers were in a blitz on both the final touchdown and die two-point conversion, which forced them into man-to-man pass coverage and put pressure on the defensive backs.

"There was a broken assignment on the two-point play," he said. AAU To Host Cage Tourney Omaha The Midwestern AAU Association will sponsor basketball championships for women and girls here beginning approximately Feb. 13, 1976. Competition is available in the adult division and in three Junior Olympic age group classifications. Senior division girls may not have reached their 19th birthday prior to Jan.

1, 1976, junior girls must not be 16 and junior girls must not be 13 prior to that date. All entries must be received by Jan. 20, 1976. For further information, contact the Midwestern AAU Women's Basketball Committee in Omaha. Ram Injuries Concern Knox 57 69 656 28 80 11441 62 75 5.76 8 40 1440 5 12 48 22 34 88 4.32 64.16 28.32 4.96 87 68 1384 1427 7 52 384 39 57 576 673 8 16 400 11 04 70 88 12 16 II 20 155 00 54 00 1600 1578 32 00 35 80 689 50 6.80 1932 428.72 71395 6 59 3 60 24 70 990 342 61 20 7 20 36 00 5 40 14.37 21.75 48 76 16 50 19 20 94 40 29 40 60 00 300 500 5 00 10 00 10 00 15.00 18500 81 12 438 05 766 15 266 00 11 15 15.34 19 80 100 00 159 50 41804 00 bo 420 00 Data Processing, Su 225 94 IBMCorporatioii.Su 24 40 IBM Corporation, Su 726 34 Building Grounds Fund Lin.

oln Electric, Su 1743 20 Lincoln Telephone Su 10441,11 Stores Revolving, Su 8 99 utisElevatorCo.Se 405 36 Wont Plumbing Heating, Su 9500 00 American Exterminating Co, be 55 00 Barb Brandt, Su 68 95 Midwest Refuse Service Se 215 00 L.O.M.R. Fund EJeBrown Leasmy, Su 1658 65 Marsha Ward, Mi 23 68 Ceuyas. Se 31.17 Telephone Answering, Se 32 00 Mrs Dennis Claridge, Se 155 00 Dana Cole So 3860 00 buAi'inp Fox. Re 21) 00 WdodvMarsiiall.se 20 00 Arnold cafeteria, Su 27 00 Booth Enterprises. Su 24 30 Don Kurtzer Sons, Se 30 00 Pooler Company Su 466 65 Leasing Corp Su 19 23 Lancaster Manor Fund Max's Apco Service.

Su '2 01 Belvins Meadowlane, Su 3145 City Fruit Co Su 17105 DoiiieyMedicalSuDply.Su 8 40 Liunr.jr Pharmacy, Su 48 85 fcno Meal Co Su 161 Handyman Hardware, Su 6 08 Hitmv Uniny 69, Su 55 75 kansasCityWhitcGoods.Su 2949 04 ketso Company, Su 16 20 Lincoln Poultry Egg Co Su 773 JO Schnieber Fine Foods. Su 2024 44 Lincoln Coca-Cola Bottling, Su 55 50 Lancaster Manor Power Plant Fund Lincoln Electric Supply, Su 546 52 Kanoy Marshall, Ex 88 90 Max's Apco. Su 203 56 Congas Se 2608 35 Lane, Co Otf. Of Ment Retardation Se 3001 00 Lincoln Electric. Se 2456 91 Lincoln Water Se 671 97 LmcolnWater.se -67 69 Metropolitan Protection Scrv Se 1386 00 Whitehead Oil Su 3000 80 korsmeyer Electric, Se 435 30 OtisElevalorCo.Se 902 75 General Fund Nebr.

Tax Research Council, Fe .55 00 Ine W.more Arpor State. Su 405 20 Latscn Brothers, Su 10 00 Gant Publishing Co Su 24 00 Latscti Brothers. Su 96 Letitij Bartusek, Su 50 60 Lesier Jensen, Fe 2 00 Lincoln Tour Travel. So 53 37 Lincoln Tour Tuur Travel, Su 67 73 Romanic L. Olson.

Su 70 50 Lincoln General Hospital, Se 29 00 Ralph Reed. Su 6 12 Capital Printing. Su 120 00 Latscn Brothers, Su 20 66 Lastsch brotners, Su 33 68 State Printing, Su 16 00 (Jala Documents, Su 719 33 DalaProcessingSe 2459 92 Lalsch Brothers, Su 4 74 Lalsch Brothers, Su 8.45 Neor. Continuing Legal Ed Su 1250 Gaul Publishing Co Su 29 44 Latscti Brothers, Su 6 48 Schwar; Paper Co Su 3 60 Nutilier to Su 180 00 Leiitia Bartusek, Su 81 40 Cik District Court. Fe 2 00 County City Catetena, Su 39 79 Jury Warrants, Se 11924 80 Setfens, Su 51 40 Bob Stephens S.

Associates, Su 16,72 City ol Lincoln Data Processing Se 175 46 standard Register Co Su 35 66 AH Makes Office Equipment, Su 26 89 State Printing Co Su 103 00 State Printing Co, Su 49 00 Sandra K0I1U. Mi 28 96 Harry Noval. Mi 26 72 Lincoln Telephone Co Se 28 70 Lalsch Brotners, Su 40 30 Steve Beedy, Fe 20.00 Brad Bumpus. 20 00 Campus House, Se 600 00 DarleneCarpenter.se 23 33 Nancy Caudill, Se 60 00 Cedars Home for Children, Se 450 00 Freeway Station, Se 108 00 Lane. Freeway Station, Se 36 00 Carol Griffith, Se 30 00 LeeMaler, Se 168 10 Neor.

Boys Ranch, Se 555 00 Wallace Oberg, Se 47 30 Sheriff of Butler Co Se 2 00 Mrs. Ann Spangler, Se 64 00 Larry Virus, Se 85 00 Stures Revolving, Su 144 34 Eastman kodak Co Su 466 00 Lalsch Brothers. Su 9 68 Car Parts Inc Su 384 19 City Garage, Su 9 99 Texaco, Inc Su 2570 00 Walker Tire Su 5 00 Cengas, Se 63 10 Helm, Su 15 75 Gilmour-Danielson Drug, Su 221 86 Henkle 8, Joyce Hdwe Su 29 52 Latsch Brothers, Su 28 60 Latsch Brothers, Su I 80 LawsonProducts.Su 56 14 Lincoln Aviation Inst Su 33 66 Molorpla Se Western Union Telegraph, Se 133 75 Alexander Alexander, Su 366 77 Director James Mallon, Se 13978 57 Nebr. Penal Corr. Complex, Sc 360 00 Director, Nebr.

Public Employees Retirement System, Misc. 24 89 Lincoln Electric System, Se 40 37 Sun Newspapers of Lincoln, Su 6 00 Reel McCoy Film Prod Se 3 25 Data Processing Dept Se 1358 95 Alexander Alexander, Su 1812 50 Lincoln Electric System, Se 43 84 Cockle Printing Su 67 20 IBM Corporation, Su 693 00 Chesen, Se 45 00 Des Moines Stamp Su 12 60 Lalsch Brothers, Su 218 80 Lincoln Electric System, Se 72 70 Control Data Su. 24 58 Building Grounds, Misc. 16266 62 Lincoln Postmaster, Su 3542 93 Apprd Res 3042 re: Request for Additional Federal Aid Secondary Funds Apprd exchange ot 2 Xerox 660 machines tor 2 Xerox 3100 machines for Co CIK and Co Comm and additional installation ol 3100 in Clk ot Dist Crt. Apprd Contract wSolar Control Co to install film coating on windows of Juvenile Attn, Center.

Apprd Contract wDobson Bros, for paving on No. 27th St. Set public hearing for Jan 6 for emergen-cy budget hearing on Federal Grant Funds and Human Services Fund at 1 30 m. Adiourned. Next meeting Dec 30, 1975 I 30 pm.

Co. Comm. Hearing Room Co-City Bidg Lincoln, Ne Agenda on file in Co Clerk's otfico 10 00 am. Comm. Staff Meeting open to public same day and location LeRoy C.

Ihne Deputy County Clerk S31353-1T, Dec. 27 Cont. from Page 11 Arizona State 31. Then, he threw to fullback Tony Davis at the ASU 22, but Davis fumbled it when hit by safetyman John Harris. Middle guard Rocky Mataslii recovered it and the Huskers never got it back.

Some people thought the pass might have been incomplete, but both Davis and Osborne agreed it had been caught. "I had the ball and probably should have put it away quicker," Davis said. "It seemed like slow motion. I saw the ball all the way into my hands. The Jackson Tells Plans, Fights OMAHA, Neb.

(AP (-Heavyweight boxer Morris Jackson said Thursday he will be involved in one of the two main events in a pro boxing card Jan. 8 at Omaha's City Auditorium. Jackson also said that he has a new manager-trainer, Charles Stoudamire. Jackson has been trained and managed the last three years by Yano DiGiacomo, but Jackson said he thought it was to his benefit to join Stoudamire. Stoudamire will be one of the operators of the 1140 Boxing Club which has scheduled the Jan.

8 fight card. The formal announcement of the opening of the club and the Jan. 8 light card is scheduled for a Monday news conference, Stoudamire said. Jackso.i said his opponent hasn't been determined, but it might be "somebody from Texas." Stoudamire said both professionals and amateurs will work out at the dub, and the club will sponsor a Golden Gloves team. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Lincoln, Nebraska in the Purchasing Department, Room B-367, In the County-City Building, up to the hour of 10:00 o'clock, a.m., January 7, 1976, tor the construction of storm sewer in Storm Sewer Proiect No.

I09-B-75 being in Antelope Creek Relocation in the vicinity of 52nd and Van Dorn Streets In said City, according to the plans and contract documents of the Department of Public Works and Utilities on tile in the office of the City Clerk. Plans and contract documents may be seen, and blank proposals obtained in the Department of Public Works and Utilities. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for five percent (5) of the total amount bid, made payable to the City Treasurer, as a guarantee of good faith. The city reserves the right to reiect any or all proposals, and to waive any defect in proposals. W.

W. Harvey, Purchasing Agent 3)342 IT, Dec. 27 ORDINANCE NO. 11538 An Ordinance creating Sewer District No. 998, providing for the payments of the costs of the improvements therein, designating the property to be benefited, and repealing all ordinances or parts ot ordinances in conflict herewith.

BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska: Section 1. That Sewer District No. 998 In the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, be and the same is hereby created; that said district shall include the following described real estate benefited, to-wit: All that portion of the north 25 feet of Lot 87 lying within 190 feet east of the centerline of 27th Street and all that portion of Lot 88 lying within 190 feet east of the centerline of 27th Street, both Irregular Tracts located in the Northwest Quarter of Section IB, Township 10 North, Range 7 East of the Sixth Principal Meridian; and all that portion of the north 225 feet of the south 295 feet of Lot 76 lying within 190 feet west of the centerline of 27th Street, an Irregular Tract located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 13, Township 10 North, Range 6 East ot the Sixth Principal Meridian; all located in the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. The cost ot the construction of the sewers to accommodate said district shall be assessed against the property in said district benefited in proportion to the benefits, not exceeding the cost of said sewers. Sec.

2. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, be and the same hereby are repealed. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication according to law, but construction shall not be commenced until ordered by resolution by the City Council.

Introduced by Sue Bailey Passed: Dec. 22, 195 M. Spaedt, City Clerk Dec. 27 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the City Purchasing Agent, City of Lincoln, Nebraska, until 10:00 A.M. Central Standard Time, January 28, 1976, for the furnishing ot all labor, materials, equipment and services required for the construction of concrete curbs and paving on the siteof the Bulding for the Department of Public Works, for the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, in accordance with drawings and specifications prepared by Hoskins-Western-Sonderegger, Architects-Engineers-Planners, 825 Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Bids will be received in Room B-367 of the County-City Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, publicly opened and read aloud. Bids received after the scheduled closing time will be returned unopened. the successful bidder on this work will be required to comply with the provisions of Executive Order No. 1 1246 of September 24, 1965, as included therein regarding nondiscrimination in employment. Each bidder must include with his proposal a statement that the bidder is complying with, and will continue to comply with fair labor standards according to law, in the pursuit of his business and in the execution of the contract on which he is bidding.

All bids shall be made on the printed Proposal Form to be made a part of the Contract Documents. All bids shall remain in effect for a period of thirty days after the scheduled closing time tor the receipt of bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by an acceptable Bid Bond or Certified Check payable to the City Treasurer of the City ot Lincoln, Nebraska, in the amount of live percent (5) ot the total bid submitted as a guarantee that, if awarded the contract, the bidder will promptly enter into a contract and execute such bonds as may be required. If bid security is not received with the Proposal, the bid will not be considered The successful bidder to whom a contract is awarded shall provide a corporate Surety Performance Bond and Labor and Material Payment Bond, each in an amount equal to 100 of the total amount of the contract. The City of Lincoln reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, and to waive any irregularities in any proposal.

Drawings and specifications may be inspected at the office of the Architects; the office of the City Purchasing Agent, County-City Building, Lincoln, Nebraska; and the Lincoln Builders Bureau, Lincoln, Nebraska. The Bidding Documents may be secured by bonatide Contractors proposing to submit a bid from Hoskms-Western-Sonderegger, Inc. without charge, W. Harvey, Purchasing Agent 31344-IT, Dec. 27 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bios will be received by the City Purchasing Agent, City of Lincoln, Nebraska, until 10 00 A.M.

Central Standard Time, Wednesday, January 28, 1976, tor the furnishing ot all labor, materials, equipment and services required to construct a Building for the Department of Public Works for the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, in accordance with drawings and specifications prepared by Hoskins-Western-Sonderegger, Architects-Engineers-Planners, 825 Street, Lin-coin, Nebraska. Bids will be received in Room B-367 ot the County-City Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, publicly opened and read aloud Bids received after the scheduled closing time will be returned unopened. The successful bidder of this work will be required to comply with the provisions of Executive Order No. 11246 of September 24, 1965, as included therein regarding nondiscrimination in employment. Each bidder must include with his proposal a statement that the bidder is complying with, and will continue to comply with fair labor standards according to law, in the pursuit of his business and in the execution of the contract on which he is bidding.

All bids shall be made on the printed Proposal Form to be made a part of the Contract Documents. All bids shall remain in effect for a period of thirty days after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by an acceptable Bid Bond or Certified Check payable to the City Treasurer of the City ot Lincoln, Nebraska, in the amount of five percent (5) of the total bid submitted as a guarantee that, if awarded the contract, the bidder will promptly enter into a contract and execute such bonds as may be required. If bid security is not received with the Proposal, the bid will not be considered. The successful bidder to whom a contract is awarded shall provide a corporate Surety Performance Bond and Labor and Material Payment Bond, each in an amount equal to 100 of the total amount of the contract.

The City of Lincoln reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, and to waive any irregularities in any proposal. Drawings and specifications may be Inspected at the office of the Architects; the office of the City Purchasing Agent, County-City Building, Lincoln, Nebraska; the Lincoln Builders Bureau, Lincoln, Nebraska; the Omaha Builders Exchange, Omaha, Nebraska; the F. W. Dodge Corporation, Omaha, Nebraska; or the Midwest Contractor, Kansas City, Missouri. The Bidding Documents may be secured by Bonafide Contractors proposing to submit a bid from Hoskins-Western-Sonderegger, Inc.

without charge. W. Harvey, Purchasing Agent 31345 IT, Dec. 27 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RE: Project Application of the City of Lincoln for a transit operating assistance formula grant pursuant to Section 5 of the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended. I.

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City of Lincoln in the City Council Chambers, 1st floor, County-City Building, 555 South 10th Morning Briefing A Sports Roundup United Press International If Los Angeles Rams Coach Chuck Knox looks a little worried Saturday, there's a reason. James Harris, his No. 1 quarterback, has a sore shoulder and is having problems throwing the football. Harris, who took over as the Rams' quarterback last year and has produced back-to-back NFC West titles, sat out last Saturday night's season finale against Pittsburgh and only began throwing again Thursday. Knox is still undaided whether Harris will start Saturday's first round playoff against the St.

Louis Cardinals. He'll make a decision on whether to go with Harris or backup Ron Jaworski just before the 4 p.m. EST gametime. Jaworski's first pro start was against the World Champion Sleelers last week and the result was a 10-3 victory. The second- year man irom Youngstown State ran five yards for the winning score late in the game.

The Cardinals, meanwhile, are in good physical shape. Star running back Terry Metcalf was nursing some sore spots but he'll be ready for his razzle dazzle running. Metcalf suffered a bruised hip in a victory over Dallas, sat out a win at Chicago and played little more than one half as St. Louis defeated Detroit. The 5-foot-9 speedster, who set an NFL record for total of fensive yardage production this season, also has a sprained toe and a sore ankle.

"It hurts but I'm gonna be okay," said Metcalf. "I'll be ready." Pittsburgh, the AFC Central winner, takes on AFC Eastern Champion Baltimore in Saturday's other opening round game while on Sunday, Minnesota, the NFC Central winner, faces wild card choice Dallas and Oakland, the AFC West champion, takes on Cincinnati, also a wild card club. Minnesota worked all week in Tulsa, to avoid the severe weather at home. Viking coach Bud Grant said veteran linebacker Roy Winston, out a month with an injured shoulder, returned to practice but that second-year man Fred McNeill would start at left linebacker, with Winston ready for duty. Oakland coach John Madden is worried about two of his wide receivers, Fred Biletnikoff and Mike Siani.

Both have had leg problems and both depend a great deal on precise patterns to be effective complementing speedster Cliff Branch. The Raiders also are down to only four healthy defensive linemen after losing Tony Cline with a knee injury. NFC All-Pro First Team Offense WR-Mel Gray St Louis (3D WR Charley Taylor, Washington 1 22 TE Charley Young, Philadelphia i I8j OT-Ron Vary. Minnesota 29i OT-Dan Dwdort. St Lomsi24i OG-Tom Mack, los Angeies 26 OG-Ed White, Minnesota (17) C-Lcn Hauss, Washington (16) QB-Fran Tarkctitun, Minnesota (37) RB Chuck Foreman, Minnesota (39) RB-Terry Metcalf, St Louis (30) PK-Jim Banket).

St Louis (33) Defense DE Jack Younybiood, Los Anneles (25) DE-Carl Eller. Minnesota '14) DT-Waliy Chambers, Chicago (23) DT-Aian Page, Minnesota i24i MLB-Bili Sergey. Philadelphia 14) OLB-Chris Hanburger, Washington (24) OLB-lsiah Robertson, Los Angeles (18) CB-Roger Wetirli, St Louis '30) CB-Polland Lawrence, Atlanta (13) SS-Ken Houston, Washington 1 23) FS -Paul Nrause. Minnesota P-John James, Atlanta 16) Second team Offense WR-John Gilliam. Minnesota 10) WR-Ken Payne, Green Bay 161 TE-Charlie Sanders, Detroit (10) OT-Rayfiold Wright, Dallas (111 OT- Ralph Neeiy.

Dallas (6) OG -Conrad Dobier, St Louis HI) OG- Blame Nye Dallas (6) C-Jett van Note. Atlanta i OB Bill Kilmer, Washington 2) RB-Lawrence McCutcheon, Los Angeles (8; RB Dave Hampton, Atlanta (2) PK-Toni Fristch, Dallas (2) Defense DE-Cedrick Hardman, San Francisco (II) DE-Fred Dryer. Los Angeles (8) DT Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles (13) DT-Herb Orvis, Detroit 19) MLB-Jeff Siemon, Minnesota (12) OLB-Fred Carr, Green Bay 12) OLB-Paul Naumotf, Detroit (9) CB-Bobby Bryant, Minnesota (9) La Lem Barney. Detroit (9) SS-DaveEimendort, Los Angeles (12) FS-Clitt Harris, Dallas (10) P-Herman Weaver, Detroit 10) Honorable Mention (Three or more votes) Offense WR-Harold Jackson, Los Angeles (3), Drew Pearson, Dallas (3). TE-Jim Mitchell, Atlanta (4), Jean Fugett, Dallas 13).

OT Charlie Cowan, Los Angeles (3). Hicks, New York (5), Joe Sc i belli, Los Angeles 13). C-John Fitzgerald, Dallas (4), Tom Banks, St. Louis (3), Mick Tinglehotf, Minnesota (3), Jon Morris, Detroit (3). QB None.

RB None. PK-None. Defense DE Ron McDole, Washington (6), Jim Marshall, Minnesota (4), Jack Gregory, New York (3). DT-Jethro Pugh, Dallas (5), Diron Taibert, Washington (4) MLB Lee Roy Jordan, Dallas (7), Jack Reynolds, Los Angeles (3). OLB-Doug Buffone, Chicago (4), Wall Hilgenberg, Minnesota (3) CB-Mel Rentro, Dallas (4), Mike Bass, Washington 13), Pat Fischer, Washington (3).

SS-None FS None Tom Wittum, San Francisco (3) Legend: WR-wide receiver. TE tight end 07 offensive tackle OG offensive guard C-center. QB-quarterback. RB-rutining back. Pk -platekicker.

DE-detensive end DT-defensive tackle. MLB middle linebacker. OLB-outside linebacker. CB-cornerback SS strong safety. FS-free safety P-punter.

ITT MEM NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice to change bid opening date for remodeling of the Municipal Court located at 555 So 10 Change opening date to January 7, 1976. Everything else in original notice shall remain the same. W. W. Harvey, Purchasing Agent 31343 IT.

Dec 27 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Purchasing Agent for Lancaster County, Nebraska, in Room B367, City-County Building, up to the hour of 11:00 o'clock, a.m., on Tuesday, December 30, 1975, for the work of Crushing Limestone Ledge Rock Proiect No. 75-4 in accordance with approved specifications which are on file Copies of the specifications may be obtained in the Purchasing Department or County Engineer. Each bid must be accompanied by a bidders bond in the sum of five (5) percent of the total amount bid, made payable to the order of the County Treasurer, as a guarantee of good faith. The county reserves the right to any or all bids and to waive any detect in bids. W.

Harvey, Purchasing Agent --31322-10T, Dec. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a six year road and street plan tor Village ot Malcolm, Nebraska as required by Sec. 39-2119 et seq. R.S. (Supp.

1969) has been recommended for approval by the VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, and that a public hearing be held on said six year road and street plan on the 7th day of January, 1976, beginning at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at the Village Hall at which time objection to or recommendations for said plan will be heard. Walter Sieck, Village Clerk 31358 IT, Dec. 27 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Lincoln, Nebraska in the Purchasing Department, Room B-367, in the County-City Building, up to the hour of 10 00 o'clock, a.m., January 7, 1976, for the construction of water mains in Water Dist. No. 975 being in Otoe Street, 12th to Utn Streets in said City, according to the plans and contract documents of the Department of Public Works and Ufillties on file in the office of the City Clerk.

Plans and contract documents may be seen, and blank proposals obtained in the Department of Public Works and Utilities. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for five percent (5) of the total amount bid, made payable to the City Treasurer, as a guarantee of good faith. The City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, and to waive any defect in proposals. W. W.

Harvey, Purchasing Agent S3134I-1T, Dec. 27 NOTICE OF BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing Friday, January 2, 1976, 2:30 p.m., City Council Chambers, 555 South 10th Street, Room BI28, on the following. For further information, call City-County Planning Department, Room B361, 473-6491, 1. Appeal of Hugh Kirk for a waiver of lot area requirements on Lot 3, Block Franklin Heights, Lincoln, generally located at 1721 South 27th Street. (No.

923) 2. Appeal of Donald T. and Elaine J. Ostdiek tor a waiver ot lot width requirements on Lot 6, Block 5, East Lincoln, generally located at 240 S. 28th Street.

(No. 924) Douglas E. Brogden Planning Director 131340-IT, Dec. 27 Child Guidance Center, Se 105.00 Uunmar Pharmacy, Su 36 14 Family Drug, Su 535 Family Drug, Su 21.15 Fenlon Drug, Su 27 71 Four Star Drug, Su 75 Fuur Star Drug, Su 21 05 John Fritsch, Se 22.00 Gilmour Danielson, Su 15 38 Drs Gritfin McLean, Se 45.00 Drs. Hannmgan Swanson, Se 7 00 kuarney Clinic, Se 14 00 Lincoln Clinic, Se 11.50 Lincoln General Hospital, Se 886.35 Lincoln General Hospital, Se 484.50 Lincoln General Hospital.

Se 4437.35 Lincoln Orthopaedic Center, Se 15.00 Mc.CookEyeClinic.se 12.00 Drs. Meyer, Jonnsun, Glass- brenner, Se 15 00 DEMichels, Se 8 00 Osborne, Se 290 00 Pathology Medical, Se 103 00 Pathology Medical, Se 87.95 Plaza Pharmacy, Su 4 75 Radiology Associates, Se 145 00 Shaffer, Se 20 00 Sharrar, Se 10 00 Shurtieff Ambulance, Su 45.00 Duane Smith, Se 16 00 Snyder, Se 13 00 St Dept. ot Public Welfare, Su 61680.81 Swanson, Se 7.00 of NeDr. Dental College, Se 8 00 Wagey Drug, Su 42.25 Wagey Drug, Su 6 98 Wagey Drug, Su 12 65 Walgreen Drug, Su 16.28 Winter Drug, Su 34,95 Assistance Fund Julie Anderson, Mi 48 80 Mary Armagost, Mi 16 96 Ai Baker, Mi 4 50 Nancy Bare, Mi 82 48 Susan Bean, Mi 62 56 Beverly Boom, Mi 13 12 Randall Britton, Mi 295 Ann Buffington, Mi 5392 Michelle Buresh, Mi 21 74 Esther Casmer, Mi 2 40 Amy Schmidt Chase, Mi 3371 Gcnene Cisney, Mi 120 00 Leslie Clayton, Mi 67 04 Rosalie Corder, Mi 61 23 Machelle Craig, Mi 5320 Deborah Dawson, Mi 103 68 David Dierenfeld, Mi 76 49 Alice Eastman, Mi 8 06 Kara Lee Eikleberry, Mi 512 Cindy Erickson, Mi 20.96 Judy Gage, Mi 5 92 Thelma Gage, Mi 15.36 LoisAGriess, Mi 141 Rosa Hankins, Mi 7548 Cynthia Hartley, Mi 11,20 Suzanne Henke, Mi 47 20 Cynthia Hilsaoeck, Mi 46.46 Janice Houfek, Mi 42.18 Connie Johnson, Mi 5.12 Deborah King, Mr 11,04 Lemonds, Ex 6158 Lemonds, Mi 10,88 Joanne Masun, Mi 39.52 Max's Apco.Su 166 20 Katny Meyer, mi 4072 i FOOTBALL San Francisco 49er head coach Dick Nolan was fired Friday. Nolan, who compiled a 54-53-5 record in eight seasons as 49er head coach, led San Francisco to a 5-9 record this season.

Jackie Sherrill, a former assistant coach at Iowa State under Johnny Majors and now an assistant to Majors at Pittsburgh, has been named head football coach at Washington State. Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer thinks conditioning may decide the Orange Bowl football game New Year's Night and he says Michigan holds an edge in that Ohio State quarterback Cornelius Greene won the Chicago Tribune's silver football award as the Big Ten's most valuable player. The Seattle Seahawks and Tamp Bay Bucaneers will participate in a special drawing Saturday to determine their selection priority in both the National Football League expansion and college drafts. San Francisco 49ers safety Windlan Hall has been freed on $1,000 bail after his arrest for allegedly possessing marijuana. OTHER SPORTS A scheduled National Hockey League game between the Detroit Red Wings and New York Islanders Friday afternoon in Detroit was postponed because of bad weather.

Inclement post-Christmas weather Friday forced cancelation of thoroughbred racing program at three East Coast tracks Suffolk Downs, Narragansett and Laurel Race Course. Adam Keller resigned as coach of the Tucson Mavericks' Central Hockey League team, leaving the team with a 2-22-5 record halfway through its first season. The New England Whalers announced the resignation of general manager and head coach Jack Kelley, effective immediately. He will be succeeded as general manager by Ron Ryan, former Whalers' coach. I 1.