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Lincoln Monday, Sept. 20, 1982 Lincoln, Neb. Journal Personal record Minnesotan says Omahan helped many people Performance a tribute to Marriage licenses dead pilot Gardner, Daniel Royal, Debra Spader. Raymond Oscar.Waco,29 Luethje, Janelle Kay, 1 952 Washinflton.25 Harding. Terence Beaver Crossing.

23 Luebbe, Kay Waco, 20 Boala, Rickia Patricia N52.31 ByLKentWolgamott Journal Staff Writer Jack Grahn's hammer Births Kesaler, Roger and Stephanie (Burt), 1109 Gather, girl, Bryan. Sam, Mu and Bo (Koy). 1228 S. 10th Apt. 3, boy.

Lin. Gen. Clausen. Jeff and Mary (Peters), 1320 Beechcraft boy. St.

E. Hartwig, Rick and Marieta (Wiese), 909 N. 48th girl. St. Haumont, David and Lynne (Hermance).

1331 W. Plum, girt, Lin. Gen. Hershey, Michael and Lynne (Boot). 3791 Randolph, girl, Bryan.

Hughes, Billy Joe and Sheryl (Smola), 1531 S. 19th Apt. 8. girl, Lin. Gen.

Information on Lincoln births provided by hospital. Saturday Fritz, John and Lynne. (Van Metrey). 2500 N. 46th' girl, Bryan.

Troelstmp, Nels Jr. and Cynthia (Alexander), 1522 Rose St. Apt. 3, girl, Lin. Gen.

Sunday Carper, Bradley and Linda (Stevens), 5310 W. Benton, girl, St. E. Divorce decree Jonas, Aileen from Harlan E. Schaafar, Sally Ann Webster from Robert Charles.

heads, rolls and square loops. Sunday were more than a standard air show they were a special way of saying goodbye to a friend. The Roseau, pilot flew to Lincoln this weekend just to perform in the show, which was dedicated to Earl Sanford, an Omaha aerobatic pilot who was killed last summer when his plane crashed during a show in Dodge City, Kan. Sanford was the founder and leader of the Midwest Aerobatics Club and served as friend and adviser to many area aerobatic pilots helping them with everything from learning aerial maneu of a series of standard twists and turns known to everyone familiar with aerobatics. But he said that doesnt mean the pilot can relax while he's in the air.

For example, Grahn said, he had to change his act because of Sunday's gusty winds, primarily so his plane wouldn't go above the crowd of more than 1,000 people gathered on the runway. "We've got to be careful so we dont go over the crowd. That's a no-no. The (Federal Aviation Association) shuts you down right now if you Grahn also credits Sanford for good advice when Grahn and his son were building the Pitts airplane he flies in the shows. "We're not airplane builders, we're just farm ma-, chinery dealers.

I guess anybody can do it," Grahn said. KUCV joins National Public Radio STAFF PHOTO BY GAIL FOLD A Jack Grahn flies his tribute to hl late friend Earl Sanford. Jack Grahn Sunday's show, sponsored" by the Lincoln Area Pilots Association, was the Midwest Aerobatic Club's annual summer show, the club's first event since Sanford's death, according to Harry Barr of Duncan Aviation, a club member. just read a book. But I dont think that's the best way to learn.

I went through a lot of trial and error and I'm probably lucky I didn't have an accident," Grahn said. Grahn's show is made up In particular, Grahn credited Sanford with teaching him advanced aerobatic maneuvers, supplementing what Grahn had learned on his own, beginning in 1948. "I did learn by myself, I vers 10 ouuaing slum pianes. "I wanted to do this as a tribute to Earl," Grata said. "Earl helped an awful lot of people." Lincoln and southeast Nebraska, Graham said.

NPR also has expanded rapidly, network spokeswoman Ann Pincus in Washington told the Lincoln Jour-naL It had 90 stations in 1971, and adds about 20 annually, she said. KUCV listeners will notice several changes within the next few months, Graham said: Broocicostj via tha NPR satellite "will provide very high-quality signal" and Improve reception of the Cincinnati Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic and Philadelphia Orchestra, plus London and Amsterdam symphonies and other European orchestras. The network link will enable KUCV to expand Its selection of orchestral and opera broadcasts. The station will broadcast NPR news ond public Information programs. NPR has been cited for reviving original radio dramo, with maior performers.

The network will broadcast a radio version of George Lucas' "Tha Empire Strikes Back" on Feb. 14, Ms. Pincus said. Comedlons Bob and Roy will return to radio on the "Sunday Show," beginning In October, Ms. Pincus said.

NPR also Is developing commercial data transmission operations via satellite, which could be available to Lincoln firms, she sold. i KUCV controls the content of its schedule and is not required to take all NPR network programs, Graham said. Group ordered to report goals By Jack Kennedy Journal Staff Writer Union College radio station KUCV-FM has been approved as the 273rd member of the National Public Radio Network, NPR officials in Washington have announced. Affiliation will be effective immediately, KUCV General Manager Eric Graham said, but it may take about 90 days to link the station to the noncommercial network's satellite. Graham also said that Union College's board has authorized filing of an application with the Federal Communications Commission for an AM radio station license as an adjunct to KUCV.

NPR affiliation has been a long-range goal of KUCV since it began expanding five years ago to become the fine-arts public radio outlet for Thone appoints 22 to ed policy commission Let ServiceMaster of Lincoln Clean Your House clean walls vacuum polish ceilings furniture clean re-wax clean out the hardwood floors fireplace The cleaning people who can 138 No. 19th 475-4343 Robert Smith, Hastings; Mrs. Nancy Snyder, Fair-bury; Midge Solzman, Omaha; Mrs. Connie Wilson, Grand Island; and Irv Yaffe, Omaha. Many commission members are on school boards, or were active in earlier studies of education.

Mrs. Fricke headed a similar probe for the state Department of Education. Mrs. McGowen was chairman of a panel two years ago on use of technology in education. Ex-officio members are Sen.

Gerald Koch of Ralston, chairman of the Legislature's Education Committee, and Marilyn Hasselbalch of the governor's office. Koch's committee also has begun a study of education goals. sion's formation. The panel has scheduled its first regular meeting for Oct 21-22. It held an organizational session Thursday and Friday at the Villager.

The group will cease to exist on Jan. 1, the governor said. Commission members are Hayes; Sue Billups, Nebraska City; John Cover, Alliance; Dick Davis, Omaha; Mrs. Carl Diver, Bellevue; Martha Fricke, Ashland; Mary Ellen Goodenberger, Trenton; Dan Hergert Lincoln; Wes James, Mullen; Bill Kissinger, Fairfield; Mrs. Roberta MGowen, Ulysses; Mrs.

Ted Melcher, Stanton; Jim Owen, Fremont; Rudy Peralez, Lincoln; Mrs. Charles Peters, Omaha; Beverly Peterson, Oakland; Tom Potter, Lincoln; Mrs. G. Richard Russell, Omaha; Mrs. Gov.

Charles Thone has named 22 people to a Nebraska Education Policies Commission, and ordered thenr to report to him by Dec. 31 with specific goals for public education. When Thone announced plans for the group at an August meeting of educators in Kearney, he said Nebraska students and schools generally do well, but need measurable goals by which they can be evaluated. Dale Hayes, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Teachers College faculty member, will be chairman of the group, Thone said. Hayes and Education Commissioner Anne Campbell consulted with the governor for several months about'the commis Attention Armchair Athletes City's Park SMART program to save carpoolers some money Motorist fails to drive hard bargain A Lincoln motorist has learned that payoffs dont pay off.

According to police, Officer Joe Lefler stopped a motorist early Saturday morning to conduct an intoxication test. The motorist allegedly offered Lefler $30 to forget the whole thing, police said, and was arrested for attempted bribery. After his car was searched, the motorist was cited for possession of marijauna and hashish. Fall Classes Now Forming two-member carpools to recruit additional members, she said. Carpoolers of three or more who do not use Park Shop lots or who park outside downtown Lincoln cannot participate in Park SMART, Ms.

Maly said. The U.S. Highway Administration has specified that the funds be used for downtown use only, she said. There is no city or merchant money in the program, Ms. Maly said.

The Carpool Vanpool office has more information. First National Bank. Carpoolers could save up to $180 if they Park SMART the entire year, Carpool Administrator Shirley Maly said. The program will continue for one year or until the $22,500 for the project runs out, she said. Monthly Park Shop rates range from $20 to $30.

A survey of the downtown area in June showed that there were 37 carpools of three or more people, Ms. Maly said. Park SMART has been designed to encourage DALE CARNEGIE COURSE IN Effective Speaking Human Relations Self Confidence Memory Training Selling Your Ideas Control Worry and Tension. Park SMART, a program intended to promote carpool-ihg in downtown Lincoln, will start Sept 27. The Transportation Systems Management project, developed and sponsored by the city's CarpoolA Vanpool Program, will save carpoolers money through receipt of Park SMART stamps.

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