The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 5

Thursday, January 16 1984 Pag 5 The Lincoln Star Thursday Events Controversy Commission on the Status of Women. Funding for staff salaries for the three commissions ended this year, but that decision came too late In the 1985 session to eliminate the laws creating the commissions. Gov. Bob Kerrey has proposed a 10,000 budget for each commission so the boards can continue to meet. Eliminate all the provisions of a 1984 law (LB994) that required changes in public schools including monitoring of all entry-level teachers, funding extended contracts for some teachers and special teacher training.

The Education Department has asked for $6.6 million to pay for these provisions. Closing the Youth Development From Page 1 Center in Geneva for a $620,00 annual savings. Elimination of in-depth pre-sentence investigations of juveniles and adults now being done at Geneva and at the Diagnostic and Evaulation Center in Lincoln for a savings of (298,000. Counties would be responsible for pre-sentence investigation costs. Eliminate education loans for Vietnam veterans which cost the state about $6,000 last year.

Eliminate the public hearing step on complaints before the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission for a savings of $35,000. Government Nebraska Leetslemre, Stole Coeltol. Lincoln Ptnonnil Board, council cfyifnbtn, Cowv-tv-Cltv Building, iii i. lOIti I JO p.m. Loncoster County Justice Council, fourth floor con-If rone room, County-City Building, iM 10th Lincoln Housing Authority Board, Homing Authority control off Ices, 5700 10: 30 a.m.

Nebraska Natural Resources Commlillon, NRC conforonco room, Stoto Otflcg Building, 301 Cert-ttnnlol Moll South, 10 a.m. Ncbnnka Motor Vohklt Industry Licensing Board, Conforonco Room lower lovol, Slatt Olllcg Building, 301 Centennial Mall South. 8a.m. Stoto Portonnot Board, Porsonnal Deportment conference room, first floor. Stole Office Building, 301 Centennial Moll South, to rn.

Southeast Nebraska Emergency Medical Services Board, LAHEC Building, 400 Valley Road, 7:30 p.m. Performing Arts Moron woodwind Quintet, Klmboll Hall, llth and streets, P.m. From Page 1 Conferences i mmmmu in mwmmmwmm-mwmmmt mi jm us mi Psychiatric nearly 40,000 square feet and would include eight beds for children, 22 for adolescents and 24 for adults. The nearly $6 million facility would create 96 new jobs and have an expected occupancy rate of 85 percent, Gibson said. Voluntary admissions would usually make up 90 to 95 percent of the facility's patients.

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Van Dom Meadows, planned by Du-Teau Investment Co. of Lincoln, would border the psychiatric hospital on three sides. The project would include 278 units, including 65 townhouse-type duplexes, eight 18-unit apartment building, one triplex and one lot consisting of single-family homes. An additional lot is slated to be donated to the city as open space or parkland. Roger Severin of Olsson Associates pointed out to the commission that the 278 units were much less than the maximum 403 units the area's current residential zoning could include.

Development education Strategies Workshop, Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, 13rd and Holdreae streets; 100 expected. Nebraska County Attorneys Association, villager Motel, 1200 100 expected. Local Organizations Lincoln Foundotlon Board, Lincoln Center Building, 215 Centennial Mall South, 4 p.m. Northwest Community Association, board, Goodrich Junior High School, soo Lewis. 7 p.m.

Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting, ballroom, Lincoln Hilton Hotel, 141 N. Ninth St- noon. Charlie Brawn's Kids," support group for preschool and grode-school youth who have lost a parent through death, Trabert Hall, lower level 2202 s. llth t-i p.m. Gay-Lesbian Student Alloc lotion.

Room 72, Andrews Hall, UNU P.m. Overeaten Anonymous, Southview Baptist Church, 14th, 10 a.m. Narcotics Anonymous, East Lincoln Christian Church, 27th and back door, p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous: Early Birds, 129 27th a.m.; Campus, Room 402, Nebraska Union, Nth and 10:30 a.m.; Thursday Luncheon, mi. 27th, noon; Goodyear Clubhouse, 5610 Seward.

3:30 p.m.; Two-Fers, 129 $. 27th 5:15 p.m.; Gathering Ploct, 144S 5:30 p.m.; Whitehall Media Center, 5700 Walker, 7 p.m.; Chocolate Chip, Lincoln Regional Center, Building. p.m.; More Than Sober, 129 S. 27th, p.m.; Tumbleweed. Delox, 721 p.m.; AA Wav, XI S.

70th. No. 200, 1 P.m.; Newcomer's Fellowship, St. Matthew's, 24th and Sewell, p.m.; Step and Studv. Holy Trinity, Mm and p.m.; Northeost Sloe Group, 4435 (:30 p.m.; Last Coll.

129 S. 27th. AIAnon, Falrhlll Presbyterian, 3Sth and p.m. Editor's note: The Lincoln Star attempts to Include In this column those events which are of Interest to the general public or serve a public purpose and which are open to the public. (Rersons wishing to suggest material for listing should address it to Lucv Olson, Box 81469, Lincoln 46501.) Asked by commission chairwoman Yvonne Leung whether he had any fears about placing the project so near to a psychiatric hospital Severin replied that the considerable lot space surrounding each of the buildings, including the hospital; alleviates any such worries.

Again, Griepentrog and Queen objected to the project Griepentrog said he was concerned that the residential units wouldn't sell and that the developers would turn the area into an office park, while Queen said the Lincoln market is currently oversaturated with empty lots and can't absorb any more. Doug Cyr, 3401 Fox Hollow Circle, agreed that there was "an overabundance of platted and improved lots in Lincoln. To increase it by over 200 units seems to be counterproductive." Severin allowed as how there are many empty lots in the city, but he. stressed that the development wouldn't be done overnight and that a bank, as financier, would ultimately decide the project's viability. Ladies' leather gloves A terrific value from Fownes! Smooth, genuine leather comes in black, brown, grey, taupe, navy, lined with soft acrylic.

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