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The Deportment of Public Institutions reserves the piles. (17) opproval of construction plans. (18) THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1986 LINCOLN, NE. JOURNAL Ities. right to relect any or all bids and to waive informal- ing cation, and and structural (20) disaster requirements.

planning, (19) as well waiver as appli- Forecasts Lincoln-Eastern: Partly cloudy, Thursday night, low in lower 50s. East winds, 5 to 15 mph. Friday, partly sunny, warmer, 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers. High near 80. Nebraska: Partly cloudy tonight, chance of thunderstorms.

Lows in 40s west and central to around 50 east. Partly sunny, warmer Friday, chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in 70s to around 80. Extended: Saturday through Monday: Chance of showers, Saturday and Sunday. Highs in 70s Saturday.

Highs in 60s. Sunday and Monday. Lows in 40s west and 50s east, Saturday. Lows in 30s west and 40s east Sunday and evening. Lincoln (noon Thursday) Temperature 73 Barometer: 29.89s Wind: north, 16 mph Humidity: Precipitation: last 24 hours: month to date: 2.50; normal to date: 2.06; year to date: 5.96; normal year to date: 5.65 Pollutant Standards Index: 44, total suspended particulates, good.

Next 24 hours: good. Sunset Thursday: 7:15 p.m. Sunrise Friday: 5:34 a.m. Wednesday's high: 80 Overnight low: 23 Temperature year ago: High: 73 Low: 47 Average high: 68 Low: 42 Record 90, 1960 Low: 27, 1967 degree days: 12 (degrees each day the mean temperature is below or above 65F.) Temperatures: Wednesday's High, Low Alliance 43 Kearney Omaha Ainsworth 86 Grand Island 88: 55 North 75 45 Ord Falls City 75 54 Norfolk 55 Valentine Mullen 47 Scottsbluff. 81 at: Deaths First-time notices Bower, Joseph Boyer, Russell Buhrmann, Alvina Carlson, Dr.

J.D. Collins. The Rev. G.L. I Lincoln Damme, Carl Genrich, Glenn Graul, James Gutzmer, Elmer Hall, Joan M.

Harman, David Henderson, Lewis Jurgens, William Krieger, Martha Boyer Russell, 71, 4735 S. 54th died Wednesday. Services: Pending, Roper and Sons, 4300 St. Carlson Dr. J.D., 71, Glendale, died Tuesday.

Minister, gospel radio broadcaster, 48 years. 'Born in Minneapolis, Minn. Lincoln resident, 1961- 1965. Graduate, St. Paul Bible College, Pacific Western University, California Graduate School of Theology.

Former pastor, Beulah Tabernacle, EdmonAlberta, Canada; Tenth Avenue Alliance Church, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Avenue Road Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; First Alliance Church, Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Huntington Park Congregational Church, Huntington Park, Pasadena Alliance Church, Pasadena, Calif. Founded Mission to Children Radio Broadcast, Glendale, 1966. Heard in Nebraska on KJSK, Columbus, KRVN, Lexington, KCRO, Omaha. Composed the hymn "If You Want Joy." Member, Pasadena Alliance Church. Survivors: son, Douglas, Fresno, daughDebbie Gensel, Ontario, brothers, Dick, Bill, Atkin, Bob, Minneapolis, sister, Mrs.

James T. (June) Cunningham, Glendale, mother-in-law, Gladys Barkey, Lincoln. Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY CHAPEL, 4300 0 St. The Rev.

James F. Cunningham. Burial, Wyuka. Memorials to Mission to Children Broadcast, 315 W. Arden Glendale, Calif.

91203." Collins The Rev. G. 78, 1060 S. 32nd died Wednesday at hospital. Pastor Mt.

Zion Baptist Church, 1205 St. Survivors: wife, Doris, Lincoln; daughters; other relatives. Services: Pending, Thomas Funeral Home, 3920 N. 24th St. Omaha.

Graul James Dale, 34, Fremont, died Tuesday. General manager, ArcherDaniel-Midland, Fremont. Born in Lincoln. Member, First United Methodist Church, Fremont, Fremont Tennis Association. Graduate, Lincoln Southeast High School, 1970, University of Nebraska- Lincoln, 1974.

Survivors: daughter, Angela, Lincoln; parents, Mr. and Dale Graul, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Greg (Karen) Heathcock, Kearney, Mrs. Michael (Janice) LeGrande, Lincoln; grandmothers, Mrs. Tillie Graul, Lincoln, Mrs.

Marguerite Snow, Lincoln; aunts; uncles; nieces; nephews. Memorial services: 1 p.m. Friday, Southminster United Methodist Church, 2915 S. 16th St. Cremation.

Dr. Funerals Services for prior notices Bower Joseph, 59, 1940 East Manor Drive, died Wednesday. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St.

The Rev. Richard Dinsdale. Pallbearers: Ray Soukup, Melvin Buzek, Leonard Vasina, Joe D. Bower, Dennis Sasek, Jim Oltrogge. Lincoln Memorial, Park.

Visitation: 9 a.m. Thursday until services, mortuary. Ruby lone 71, 3404 S. 46th, died Tuesday, Services: 1 p.m. Friday, Southview Christian Church, 2040 S.

22nd St. The Rev. Royce Willerton. Graveside services: 3 p.m. Friday, Tecumseh cemetery.

Pallbearers: Jon Ruby, Michael, Matthew, Timothy Cast, Richard Klein, Gerald Bryant. Memorials to church Quilters Club or American Cancer Society. BUTHERUS-MASERLOVE MORTUARY, 4040 A Street. I Nebraska Buhrmann Alvina, 89, Crete, formerly of Sprague, died Tuesday. Survivors: son, Lloyd Martell; daugh- ter, Esther Garrett, Lincoln; brother, William Knollenberg, Lincoln; three grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.

Services: 2 p.m. Friday, KUNCL FUNERAL HOME, Crete. The Rev. David Okerlund. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Harman David 62, Staplehurst, died Tuesday. Member, St. Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, Seward. Former employee, Hughes Brothers, more than 32 years, World War 11 veteran. Survivors: wife, Betty; sons, Richard, Lincoin, Ronald, Omaha; brothers, Keith, Clair, Nauvoo, 111., Dick, Dallas City, Clyde, Fort Madison, Iowa; sisters, Betty Carter, Fort Madison; Nada Harman, Niota, NI.

Services: 10 a.m. Friday, St. Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, Seward. Rosary prayer service: 7 p.m. Thursday, WOOD BROS.

A MORTUARY CHAPEL, Seward. The Rev. Clarence Reisdorff. Seward Cemetery. Military graveside honors.

In state: 9 a.m. Friday until services, church. Mulder William G. "Bill," 55, Firth, died Tuesday. Memorial services: 2 p.m.

Friday, Firth Community Church. Rev. Edmund Neubauer. Cremation. Memorials to church.

METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th St. The for 707 High 80 Temperatures Showers Rain Flurries Natonal Forecasts: Grand 44 Norfolk 75 45 Anchorage Albuquerque 75 Atlanta 66 Boston Brownsville. 69 Chicago 62 Cincinnati Worth. Des Denver Moines.

73 75 55 Anna Lloyd A. Alice (Mrs. Roger) William G. (Bill) William H. Fredella Clarence John G.

lone LaRoy Seavers. MeGraul, in care of Alden Avenue, SONS MORTU- LeRoy, 90, 4720 RanWednesday. Former salesmachinery and electric in Swanton. 50-year Island Masonic Mrs. Louis (Jean) Minneapolis, four two great-grandchilMickel, Lincoln.

SONS MORTU- 62, 3115 Puritan Homemaker. Lincoln Survivors: sons, Hawaii, Scott, Lincoln; Jimmy (Susan) Mrs. David Sandy Lange, both LinMarge Spomer, Estes Asche, Cupertino, Linehan, Rogers, 10 a.m. Saturday, North Bend. The No visitation.

BUTHMORTUARY, Harold (Shorty), 65, died Tuesday. ForSurvivors: wife, Houston, Tommie, Jimmie, Lincoln; Laurence, Omaha, brother, Russell; sisBeatrice, Bettyrose nine grandchil- 11 a.m. Friday, at Waltrip Funeral Houston. (widow of John died Thursday. SurviM.

Collins, Mollie Lincoln; brother, John nieces; nephews. Butherus-Maser4040 A St. 66, 1700. Apt. 803, Retired manager maintenance, The Born Missouri Valley, resident 21 years.

MemChurch. World Survivors: wife, Phylsons, daughters-inNelson, Mark, both Lincoln; daughNelson, Tucson, grandchildren; brothers, Donald, Richard, Harold, Little Sioux, Paul (Irene) Doud, Jasperson, Pisgah, (Frances) Hogan, June Schmidt, Lin(Eva) Edmonds, Litnieces; nephews. ROPER SONS St. Niederhaus Fredella, 72, 1818 N. 32nd, died Wednesday.

Cremation. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. S.W. McLaughlin, H.

Moats, Dale Mulcahy, LeRoy Mulder, Nelson, Niederhaus, E. Peterson, Harold Raiter, Ruby, Joe Scahill, Rev. morials to Angela Marcia Graul, 3181 coln, 68502. ROPER ARY, 4300 St. Gutzmer Elmer dolph, died man of farm appliances.

Born member, Grand Lodge. Survivors: Anderson, grandchildren; dren; niece, Loretta Cremation. ROPER ARY, 4300 St. Hall Joan died Tuesday. resident, six years.

Steve, Alea, daughters, Mrs. ton, Manassas, (Sally) Pegg, coln; sisters, Park, Carol Nancy seven grandchildren. Graveside services: Woodland Cemetery, Rev. Orin Graff. ERUS-MASER-LOVE 4040 A St.

Jurgens William Houston, Texas, mer Lincoln resident. Pearl; sons, Gary, Orlando, daughters, Wendy Debbie, home; ter, Ann Engberg, Steenson, Lincoln; dren. Funeral Services: Houston. Body Home, 1415 Campbell, Krieger Martha 80, 2701 Manse, vors: sisters, Marie Maul, both Lebsock, Lincoln; Services: Pending, Love Mortuary, Neison William died Wednesday, housekeeping and Villager Motel. lowa.

Lincoln ber, Trinity Lutheran War veteran. lis Lincoln; laws; Ray, Marie Pamela Nelson, ter-in-law, Luann four Robert, Omaha, Blencoe, Iowa, Iowa; sisters, Mrs. Kearney, Martha Iowa, Mrs. Jim Stillwater, coln, Mrs. Estel tle Sioux, lowa; Services: Pending, MORTUARY, 4300 Peterson Clarence, 69, Lincoln, died Wednesday.

Retired concrete contractor. Eagle. Lifelong resident Lincoln World War 11 veteran, Past bared. Master North Star Lodge 227, VFW 131. Survivors: wife, Mary, Lincoln; son, Mike, Lincoln; three grandchildren; cousins; nieces; nephews.

Services: 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Roper and Sons Chapel, 4300 St. Masonic services by North Star Lodge. Burial, Eagle Cemetery. Memorials to North Star Lodge.

I Nebraska Damme Carl S.W., 91, Talmage, died Thursday. Survivors: son, Raymond, Talmage; daughters, Mrs. Henry (Verna) Gress, Nebraska City, Mrs. Robert (Evelyn) Hope, Aurora; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Ella Dierking, Taimage, Mrs.

Anna Dierking, Foristell, Mo. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, St. John United Church of Christ, Talmage. Burial, McWilliams Cemetery, Talmage.

Body-in-state, CaseyFuneral Home, Auburn. Genrich Glenn 57, Wymore, died Tuesday. Farmer and retired air traffic controller. Born in Beatrice. Navy veteran.

Wymore resident since 1984. Member, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Anderson American Legion Post No. 25, Wymore, National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Survivors: wife, Marian; daughters, Mrs.

David (Gail) McRorie, Dallas, Texas, Mrs. William (Denise) Brechue, Bloomington, Susan Genrich, Lincoln; granddaughter; brothers, Wallace, Lawndale, Loal, Lincoin, Robert, Beatrice; sisters, Mrs. Willard (Jeanne) Witkovski, Columbus, Mrs. Marvin (Janice) Coates, Stanton. Services: 10 a.m.

Saturday, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Wymore. Military graveside services, Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Scriptural prayer service: 7:30 p.m. Friday, LaughlinHoevet Funeral Home, Wymore.

Henderson Lewis 85, Beatrice, died Thursday. Graduate, Emporia Teachers College, Emporia, Master's degree, Columbia University, New York. Teacher, St. Johns, Kan. Principal, Concordia High School.

Principal, Beatrice Senior High 14 years. 1944, Retired from Be- 7 p.m. EST, April FRONTS: Warm Cold. Snow Occluded we Stationary Weather Service NOAA, US Dept of Commerce Friday's High, North Platte. 73 4 Omaha Detroit 46 Helena Honolulu Kansas Las Vegas Los Miami 73 76 60 New Poul.

73 53 80 Low New York Portland, Rapid City St. Louis Salt Lake City. San Francisco. Seattle Sioux atrice School System. Metropolitan Life Insurance Beatrice, retired at age 65.

Organized Beatrice Senior Citizens Group; former police magistrate. Member, past lieutenant governor, Kiwanis Club. Appointed to White House Conference on Aging, 1959. Former District president, Nebraska State Education Association; Beatrice Lodge No. 26 50 years.

Past chairman, Red Cross Disaster unit; board member, Meals on Wheels, Blue Valley Community Action Group, Sertoma Service to Mankind Award, 1965. Member, First Presbyterian Church and ruling elder. Taught Men's Bible class 30 years. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Hugh (Lew Esther) Renard, Blair, Mrs.

George S. (Katherine Kilpatrick, Beatrice; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchil- Services: Committal 10 a.m. Saturday, Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Memorial services: a.m. Saturday, First Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Jimmi L. Shelbourn. In state, Fox Funeral Home until 9:30 Saturday. Memorials to church, funeral in charge.

McLaughlin Anna, 88, Tecumseh, died Thursday. Survivors: daughter, Teresia Kilbourn, Omaha; son, Harold McLaughlin, Tecumseh; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; sisters, Minnie Olmsted, Tecumseh, Helen Weis, Steinauer, Margaret Thies, Lincoln, Frances Elenga, Tecumseh, lone Morrissey, Kearney. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, St. Andrew Catholic Church, Tecumseh.

Monsignor Adam J. Szmydt Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Wherry Mortuary Chapel, Tecumseh. Burial, St. Andrew Catholic Cemetery.

Moats Lloyd 83, Cortland, died Wednesday. Retired farmer. Lifelong Cortland area resident. Member, Christian Missionary Alliance Church, Princeton. Survivors: wife, Ruby; sons, Dean, Detroit, Glen, Martell, Gene, Robert, both Cortland, Larry, Lincoln, Joe, Bennet; daughters, Betty Vidlak, Mrs.

Don (Joyce) Neeman, Mrs. Allen (Elaine) Ziems, Mrs. Bill (Janice) Fulmer, all Lincoln, 16 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; meces; nephews. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Christian Missionary Alliance Church, Princeton.

The Revs. Donald Latshaw, James Warren. Pallbearers: Ron Aden, Pete Hansle, Clarence Hartwig, Gene Sherman, Elmer Hoffman, Norval Papke. Honorary: Jeff Worrall, Rex, Ross Vidlak, Donald, Todd Moats, Troy Ziems, Ryan Neeman. Highland Cemetery.

Memorials to church. BUTHERUS-MASER-LOVE, 4040 A St. Mulcahy Alice (Mrs. Roger), 81, Greeley, died Tuesday. Survivors: daughter, Mary Ellen Mulcahy, Omaha; six sisters.

Services: 10 a.m., Saturday, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Greeley. -Father Robert Chamberlain. Burial, church cemetery. Visitation: after 3 p.m. Friday.

Rosary: 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Friday, T.J. Finn and Sons Mortuary, Greeley. Raiter John Ceresco, 73, died Wednesday.

Survivors: wife, Anna; sons, John, Ernest, "both Ceresco, George, Antone, both Lincoln; daughter, Dorothy, Susanne, Mrs, John (Margaret) Buhr, all Lincoln; five grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Frank (Julia) Prochaska, Waverly. Services: 9:30 a.m. Saturday, St. Mary's and Joseph's Catholic Church, Valparaiso.

Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Friday, church. Pallbearers: Don Moravec, James Blazek, LeRoy Prochaska, Richard, Kenneth, Emil Lee Tvrdy. Burial, St. Vitus Cemetery, Touhy.

Visitation: a.m. Friday, funeral home until services. A NEK FUNERAL HOME, Valparaiso. Personal record Births Information provided by hospitals. Tuesday Lemon, Larry and Sandra (Todd), 1800 N.

50th, girl, St. E. Wednesday Brunke, Arlynn and Elizabeth (Deines-Kosmicki), Otoe, girl, Bryan. Hosutt, Robert and Bontiea (Edgar), 3021 S. 41st, girl, Bryan.

Roberta, Gerald and Kathy (Utley), 3925 S. 33rd, boy, Lin. Gen. Rodriguez, Juan and Dana (Loos), 932 N. 30th, girl, Lin.

Gen. Scholer, Thomas and Chris (Diaz), 3807 N.W. 50th, boy, St. Sindelar, David and Ruby (Lawrence), 2430 W. boy, Lin.

Gen. Thursday Milligan, John and Katherine (Moffitt), Bennett, girl, Bryan. Nelson, Daniel and Terri (Voges), Beatrice, girl, Lin. Gen. Scott, Gregory and Christine (Harris), 3115 Diadem boy, Bryan.

I Fire calls Wednesday 11:20 a.m., Eastmont Towers, 6315 0, modi- cal. 11:40 a.m., Natelsons, Gateway, medical. 12:31 p.m., 1115 N. 44th, medical. 2:25 p.m., Lincoln Municipal Airport, plane with problems; landed safely.

3:21 p.m., 1423 0, medical. 4:36 p.m., Hy Vee, 48th and Leighton medical. 5:50 p.m., 932 N. 23rd, medical. 9:35 p.m., 17th and medical.

10:03 p.m., 21st and medical. 11:28 p.m., 3120 N. 44th, medical. 11:38 p.m., 66th and 0, medical. Thursday 1:28 a.m., 14th and medical.

8:17 2808 Jefferson, medical. 8:57 Northeast High School, 2635 N. a.m., 63rd, alarm. Two killed in shootout threatened Lincoln man 60 MIAMI (AP) A dispute over vending machines 10 months before the bloodiest shootout in FBI history escalated to abduction and death threats, says a Nebraska man whose business deal with slain bank robbery suspects Bill Matix and Michael Platt turned sour. "They were bloodcurdling characters," Earle M.

"Tad" Burnett II of Lincoln, told the Miami News in a story published Wednesday. "They told str me they were going to dismember me." The accusations prompted Matix to 48899598: file filed when The a a Matix slander business counterclaim. and suit deal Platt against began bought i in 10 Burnett, early vending who 1985 machines for $10,000 from Burnett, who is being investigated by federal postal authorities because of complaints that he sold defective vending machines through the mail. "They got in touch with me after they saw an ad," Burnett said. "I got the impression they were going to start a route.

They told me they were in with the local boys down there, criminals, but I took that with a grain of salt." Burnett, 59, said that shortly after Matix and Platt bought the machines, they shipped them back to Nebraska in damaged condition. "They demanded to be given their money back," Burnett said. "I didn't refund them any money but sent them a letter telling them that when the machines were fixed up and resold that they would get some back." Burnett said the two Miami men changed their mind about going into the vending business. But in his suit Matix claimed the machines were returned because they didn't work. Burnett's suit claims he was leaving his Lincoln home for work one morning in June 1985 when he was accosted by Matix, 32, and Platt, 35.

They "indicated to (Burnett) that they were armed with a hand gun and knives and that they would kill (him) unless he refunded the entire amount of the sale price to them immediately," the counterclaim says. "During the conversadion William Matix and Michael Platt each kept his hand in his pocket and each made certain gestures that indicated that he had a weapon inside his pocket." During the abduction, Matix and Platt played a good guy-bad guy routine, Burnett said. "Matix appeared to be the perfect gentleman most of the time," he said. "Ninety percent of the threats came from Platt, but it was obvious they were working together." Burnett said he persuaded the two to go 1 to breakfast with him, since the banks were not open at the time. He recommended a place where he knew police would be.

The two lawsuits agree on what happened next. "While: at Kuhl's Restaurant eating breakfast, (Burnett) suddenly jumped to his feet and ran to a table where several Lincoln police officers were sitting and complained in a voice that could be heard throughout the establishment that (Matix) was threatening to kill (Burnett)," says Matix's complaint. A police search of Matix and Platt found no weapons. No charges were filed, and the slander case did not go to trial. Courts All pleaded guilty unless indicated.

Age, address from court records. Court costs additional to fines. County Court Petit Larceny Farmer, Kelly Ann, 21, Crete, count two, both state dismissed. Gates, Henry Lawrence, 37, 2411 three days jail. Flores, Debra, 26, 3815 NW 51st, $35.

Assault Goodner, Johnny 27, 1127 S. 33rd, state dismissed. Watkins, Charles 31, 2100 state dismissed. Speeding Ellis, James 21, 1425 $55. Woodard, Robert 19, Omaha, $49.

Driving While Intoxicated Riffle, Gary, 24, 5543 Pioneers seven days jail, $200, six months license suspension. PUBLIC NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals for furnishing all plant, equipment, transportation, tools, materials, labor and skills necessary and incidental to perform all work described in the proposed contract documents entifled DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS LINCOLN REGIONAL CENTER BUILDING CHILLER will be received at the office of the Department of Public Institutions, located on the grounds of the Lincoin Regional Center, Folsom and Van Dorn Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska, until 3:30 P.M. CDT on May 8, 1986. All bids shall be made on printed forms attached to and made a part of the proposed contract documents. Bids mailed to this office shall be addressed to: Department of Public Institutions State Capitol P.O.

Box 94728 Lincoin, Nebraska 68509 Bids delivered in person shall be delivered to: Office of the Department of Public institutions Folsom and Van Dorn Streets Lincoln, Nebraska Drawings and specifications for this prolect may be examined and obtained at the office of the suiting Engineer, Raymond G. Alvine and Associates, 1102 Douglas-on-the-Mall, Omaha, Nebraska 68102. Contract documents may be examined at: F.W. Dodge Corporation 6910 Pacific Street Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Builders Exchange 4721 Street Omaha, Nebraska Lincoln Builders Bureau 507 Street Lincoln, Nebraska Department of Public institutions Engineering Division Lincoln, Nebraska Each bidder must submit with the bid a certified or coshiers' check or bid bond in an amount equal to five percent of the bid. Bidders may not withdraw bids for a period of at least forty-five (45) their, the scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids.

Department of Public Institutions Ronald L. Jensen, Director Apr. 24 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Nebraska Department of Roads In Room 104 of the Central Office Building at the South Junction of U.S. 77 and N-2 at Lincoln, Nebraska, on May 8.. 1986, until 10:00 A.M.

At that time the bids will be publicly opened and read for CULVERTS, GUARD RAIL and incidental work on the BRANCHED OAK LAKE RECREATION ROAD State Recreation Road Prolect No. SRR55(86) in Lancaster County. This prolect is located at Branched Oak Lake. Each bidder must be qualified to submit a proposal for any part or all of this work as provided in Nebraska Revised Statute 1943. PROPOSAL FORMS FOR THIS WORK WILL BE ISSUED ONLY TO CONTRACTORS WHO ARE QUALIFIED FOR GUARD RAIL.

The approximate quantities are: 137 Lin. Ft. Corrugated Metal Pipe 5,902 Cu. Yd. Earthwork Measured in Embankment 78 Sta.

Roadway Grading 13.152 Lin. Ft. Cable Guard Roll 50 Terminal Anchorage Sections. Minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex, or national origin in consideration for an award. Plans and specifications for the work may be seen and information secured at the office of the Department of Roads at Lincoln, Nebraska.

The successful bidder will be required to furnish bond in an amount equal to of his contract. A bid bond in the amount of 5 percent of the total amount bid must be filed with the proposal. The bid bond must be executed on the Department of Roads' Bid Bond form. The price range of this prolect is between $100,000 and $500.000. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO WAIVE TECHNICALITIES AND REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS.

DEPARTMENT OF ROADS R. H. Hogrefe Engineer 8057081-3T, Apr. 10, 17, 24 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Nebraska Department of Roads in Room 104 of the Central Office Building at the South Junction of U.S. 77 and N-2 at Lincoln, Nebraska, on May 8,.

1986, until 10:00 A.M. At that time the bids will be publicly opened and read for SLURRY SEAL and incidental work at the CENTRAL OFFICE COMPLEX State Project No. AFE 1-053 in Lancaster County. This prolect is located in Lincoln at the Department of Roads' Central Office Complex. Each bidder must be qualified to submit a proposal for any part or all of this work as provided in Nebraska Revised Statute 1943.

PROPOSAL FORMS FOR THIS WORK WILL BE ISSUED ONLY TO CONTRACTORS WHO ARE QUALIFIED FOR BITUMINOUS. The approximate quantities are: 33,401 Yd Sturry Seal 50 Ton Asphaltic Concrete. Minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex, or national origin in consideration for an award. Plans and specifications for the work may be seen and information secured at the office of the Department of Roads at Lincoln, Nebraska. The successful bidder will be required to furnish bond in an amount equal to of his contract.

A bid bond in the amount of 5 percent of the total amount bid must be filed with the proposal. The bid bond must be executed on the Department of Roads' Bid Bond form. The price range of this proiect is between $50,000 and $100,000. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO WAIVE ALL TECHNICALITIES AND REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. DEPARTMENT OF ROADS R.

H. Hogrefe Engineer Apr. 10, 17, 24 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Nebraska Department of Roads in Room 104 of the Central Office Building at the South Junction of U.S. 77 and N-2 at Lincoln, Nebraska, on May 8. 1986, until 10:00 A.M.

At that time the bids will be publicly opened and read for BRIDGE DECK RESURFACING, GUARD RAIL and incidental work on the VIADUCT State Maintenance Prolect No. in ter County. This project is located on US-6 at the Northeast edge of Lincoln at the crossing over Burlington Northern Railroad tracks. Each bidder must be qualified to submit a proposal for any part or all of this work as provided in Nebraska Revised Statute 1943. PROPOSAL FORMS FOR THIS WORK WILL BE ISSUED ONLY CONTRACTORS WHO ARE QUALIFIED FOR BRIDGES.

The approximately quantities are: 1,361 Sq. Yd. Class 11 Ill Repair 1,126 Sq. Yd. Placing, Finishing Curing Concrete Overlay 77 Cu.

Yd. High Density, Low Stump Concrete 1 Remodel Roadway Fixed Device 137 Lin. Ft. Strip Steal 150 Sq. Ft.

Concrete End Dam 452 Lin. Ft. Remodel Bridge Curb 6 Bridge Curb Extensions 6 Bridge Approach Sections 2 Breakaway Terminal Sections Minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex, or national origin in consideration for an award. Plans and specifications for the work may be seen and information secured at the office of the Department of Roads at Lincoln, Nebraska. The successful bidder will be required to furnish bond in an amount equal to of his contract.

A bid bond in the amount of 5 percent of the total amount bid must be filed with the proposal. The bid bond must be executed on the Department of Roads' Bid Bond form. The price range of this prolect is between $100,000 and $500,000. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO WAIVE ALL TECHNICALITIES AND REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. DEPARTMENT OF ROADS R.

Hogrefe Director -State Engineer April 10, 17, 24 LINCOLN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM NOTICE OF HEARING Re: Bus Route and Schedule Adiustments. I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the United States Department of Transportation's regulations, Public Hearing Requirements for service changes 45 C.F.R. 26298 et. a public hearing will be held by the Lincoln Transportation System in the City Council Chambers, County-City Building, 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, at the hour of 9:00 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m., on Thursday, 1986, for the purpose of considering route and schedule revisions recommended in the Route Engineering and Design Study. Said revisions are scheduted for Implementation for August 25, 1986. 11. At the hearing the Lincoln Transportation System will afford an opportunity for interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect to the schedule and route revisions and to present their views. Interested persons may submit testimony and recommendations with respect to the schedule revisions orally or in writing.

Written testimony should be addressed to Lincoln Transportation System, 710 Street, Lincoln, NE 68508, ATTENTION: Revisions. Ill. Persons desiring to be heard concerning the revisions in the routes and schedules may either call the Lincoln Transportation System offices at 471-7185 and have their names listed on the roster of persons to be heard or may indicate their desire to be heard at the time of the hearing. Written material will be received by the Lincoln Transportation System at the time of the public hearing or prior to it and shall be made a part of the record of the hearing. The hearing shall be conducted in accordance with the public hearing rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Directors of the Lincoln Transportation System.

Copies of the rules are avallable at the Lincoln Transportation System and will be available for the hearing. The chair may limit the amount of time afforded to each presenter of oral testimony. Richard L. Rohde General Manager Lincoin Transportation System 8057153-2T, April 24, May 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to the provisions of Nebraska Revised Statutes Sections 71-2017, 71-2021, 71-2022, 71-2024, 71-2027, 71-2029, 71-2050 to 71-2055, 71-6018, 6032, 71-6008 to 71-6037, 71-6039, 71-6041, and 71-6038 to 71-6042 (Reissue 1981 and Cum. Supp.

1984 and 1985) and of Chapter 84, Article 9 (Reissue 1981), notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Department of Health of the State of Nebraska on May 16, 1986, beginning at 9:00 a.m. in Conference Rooms A and third floor, Nebraska State Office Building, 301 Centennial Mall South (on the east side of 14th Street between and Streets), Lincoln, Nebraska, for the purpose of adopting the following regulations, formulated in accordance with statutory authority and with the assistance of the Nursing Home Advisory Council: (1) a revision of 175 NAC 8, Regulations and Standards for Homes for Aged or Infirm (CHANGE TO Intermediate Care Facilities), (2) a revision of 175NAC12, Regulations and Standards for Skilled Nursing Facilities, and (3) new regulation, 175NAC13, Regulations and Standards Governing the Approval of Training Programs for NursIng Assistants and Care Staff Members and in Skilled Nursing and Intermediate Care Facilities and In Rehabilitation and Long- Term Care Facilities Operated by Hospitals. The proposed revision of 175NAC8, the Intermediate Care Facilities Regulations, contains provisions on (1) definitions, (2) license application, (3) adminIstration of the Intermediate care facility, (4) maintenance of medical records for each resident, (5) focility staff qualifications and training, (6) physician services, (7) dental services, (8) nursing services, (9) nursing services staffing, (10) overall plan of care, (11) pharmaceutical services, (12) dietary vices. (13) rehabilitative services, (14) social vices. (15) infection control, (16) equipment and sup- cation forms for licensure and waivers, statistical report forms.

Food Service Sanitation Manual, recommended dietary allowances. and Uniform Plumbing Code (1985) published by the international Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials. The proposed revision of 175 NAC 12, the Skilled Nursing Facilities Regulations. contains provisions on (1) definitions, (2) license application, (3) administration of the skilled nursing facility, (4) maintenance of medical records for each resident, (5) focility staff qualifications and training, (6) medical direction of the skilled nursing facility, (7) physician and dental services, (8) nursing services, (9) nursing services staffing, (10) overall plan of care, (11) pharmaceutical services, (12) dietary services, (13) rehabilitative services. (14) social services, (15) infection control, (16) equipment and supplies, (17) approval of construction plans, (18) building and structural requirements, (19) waiver application, and (20) disaster planning, as well as application forms for licensure and waivers, statistical report forms.

Food Service Sanitation Manual, recommended dietary allowances, and Uniform Plumbing Code (1985) published by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials. The proposed new training regulations contain provisions on (1) scope. (2) definitions, (3) approval of training programs, (4) basic resident care course for nursing assistants. (5) advanced care course for care staff members, (6) procedure for approval of care staff members, (7) procedure for continuing opproval of care staff members. (8) restrictions on care staff members' functions, (9) disciplinary measures for denial, suspension or termination of approval of care staff members for due cause, and (10) disciplinary action against licenses of health care focilities for due cause, as well as application forms for course approval, approval of care staff members and, for the care staff member three-year medicolion examination prescribed and administered by the Department Draft copies or working copies of these proposed revisions to existing regulations and proposed new reguiations are available for public examination in the offices of the Division of Licensure and Standards, Department of Health, State of Nebraska, tocated in the south central area, third floor of the Nebraska State Office Building, 301 Cenfennial Mall South, Lincoln, Nebraska, and also in the Office of the Revisor of Regulations, 7th floor, Nebraska State Capitel Building, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Apr. 24 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ioint meeting of the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska's Board of Directors and the Management Committee of the Electrical Resources Pooling Agreement will be held at 10:00 A.M.. CDT, on Tuesday April 29, 1986, at the Ramada inn, Locust and Highway 34 in Grand Island, Nebraska. The agenda, which is kept continually current, is available for public tion at the offices of the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, 1335 Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. The meeting is open to the public.

H. Steve Wacker Secretary-Treasurer Apr. 24 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the Power Supply Committee of the Electrical Resources Pooling Agreement of the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska will be held at 7:00 A.M., CDT, Tuesday, April 29, 1986, at the Ramada Inn, Locust and Highway 34 in Grand Island, Nebraska. The agenda, which is kept continually current, is available for public inspection at the offices of the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, 1335 Street, Lincoin, Nebraska. The meeting Is open to the public.

H. Steve Wacker, Executive Director Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska 8057190-1T, Apr. 24 NOTICE To the Debtors, Creditors, Policyholders, Stockholders, Persons having claims against Policyholders, and all other Persons interested in the affairs of MIDLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Notice Is Hereby Given: I. JAMES P.

CORCORAN, Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York has been directed by an Order of the Supreme Court, New York County, entered on April 3, 1986 to take possession of the property of MIDLAND INSURANCE COMPANY and to liquidate its business pur. suant to Article 74 of the Insurance Law of the State of New York. The undersigned has, pursuant to said Articie, appointed ANDREW A. ALBERTI, Acting Special Deputy Superintendent of Insurance, as his agent to liquidate the business of said Company at the office of the said Acting Special Deputy, 116 John Street, Borough of Manhattan, City and State of New York, 10038, and after May 1, 1986 at 123 William Street, New York, New York 10038. 11.

Pursuant to the aforesaid Order, the rights and liabilities of said Company and of all persons under insurance obligations of said Company will cease and are fixed as of May 4, 1986, 12:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Savings Time. To have continuing coverage, all persons whose policies are now in force are required to replace such policies in another company before May 1986. 111. The Liquidation Order further provides that all other subsisting contracts and other obligations of the Company terminate and all other liability thereunder cease and be fixed as of April 3, 1986.

IV. All persons indebted to or having any property of said Company in their possession are hereby required forthwith to render an account of said edness and to pay the same and deliver such property to the Liquidator at his office above stated. V. All creditors of MIDLAND INSURANCE COMPANY and all persons having any unsatisfied claims or demands against it or its policyholders are hereby required to present the same in writing duty subscribed and affirmed by him as true to ANDREW A. ALBERTI at his office above stated ON OR BEFORE APRIL 3, 1987 WHICH IS THE LAST DAY SET BY THE COURT ORDER FOR THE FILING OF CLAIMS IN THE LIQUIDATION PROCEEDING.

VI. ALL POLICYHOLDERS ARE REQUIRED TO FILE A CLAIM FOR THEIR POLICY PROTECTION WHETHER OR NOT A CLAIM HAS BEEN FILED AGAINST THE POLICYHOLDER IN THE SAME FORM AS SET FORTH IN PARAGRAPH OF THIS NOTICE. VII. All persons and policyholders against whom actions are now pending who do not come within the provisions of Article 76 of the New York Insurance Law, concerning which the Company may be liable on its policies or contracts and which have been defended up to the date of the Order of Liquidation by an attorney employed or retained by the Company, are advised that the employment or retention of said attorney has been terminated by the entry of the Order of Liquidation. EACH SUCH PERSON IS THEREFORE ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, GUARANTY FUND OR ASSOCIATION IN YOUR STATE.

RETAIN THE SAID ATTORNEY AS YOUR ATTORNEY TO CONTINUE TO REPRESENT YOU IN THE ACTION, OR SUBSTITUTE AN ATTORNEY OF YOUR CHOICE, AT YOUR OWN PENSE. Reasonable and necessary expenses in relation thereto may be included and be the part of the sublect matter of your claim in the liquidation proceeding, if not provided by a State Guaranty Fund or Association. VIII. Liabilities will be determined as to all claims duly presented and all assets will be distributed in accordance with the Insurance Law of the State of New York without further notice to persons failing to present claims within the aforesaid time. IX.

All communications and transactions relating to the Company and to the liquidation thereof should be addressed to said ANDREW A. BERTI at his office above stated. DATED: New York, New York, April 3, 1986. JAMES P. CORCORAN, Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York, as Liquidator.

ANDREW A. ALBERTI, Acting Special Deputy Superintendent of Insurance. As Agent for the Superintendent, as Liquidator. Ap. 24, May 1 NOTICE In the Matter of T-29, for Water Appropriation NOTICE A-13794.

Water Division 1-B. Lois A. Bowman, Hooper, Nebraska has filed application T-29 to transfer the location of use for part of the water appropriated under A-13794. Water appropriation A-13794, priority date September 5, 1975, is currently a right to divert 2.97 cubic feet of water per second from Logan Creek for irrigation of 208 acres. The application requests a transfer of 34 acres from the and of Section 10, Township 20 North, Range 8 East of the 6th P.M.

to 34 acres located in the of Section 15, Township 20 North, Range 8 East of the 6th P.M. The point of diversion from Logan Creek for this part of the appropriation would be changed from the of Section 10, to the of Section 16, all in Township 20 North, Range 8 East of the 6th P.M. Anyone obiecting to the approval of this application should file a written obiection request for hearing with the Department of Water Resources, P.O. Box 94676, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-4676 before May 23, 1986. Each oblection or request must be accompanied by a $10 filing fee.

DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES J. Michael Jess, Director April 16, 1986 805160-3T, Ap. 24, May 1, 8 STATE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES In the Matter of T-30, for Water Appropriation NOTICE A-1432. Water Division 1-A. Gary Phillips, Gary's Implement, Bridgeport, Nebraska has filed application T-30 to transfer the tion of use for part of the water appropriated under A-1432.

Water appropriation A-1432, priority date February 28, 1912, is currently a right to divert water from Red Willow Creek through the Alliance Canal for Irrigation. The application requests a transfer of 40.5 acres from the NV of Section 18, Township 20 North, Range 50 West of the 6th P.M. to 40.5 acres located in the of Section 18, Township 20 North, Range 50 West of the 6th P.M. Anyone oblecting to the approval of this application should file a written oblection request for hearing with the Department of Water Resources, P.O. Box 94676, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-4676 before May 23, 1986.

Each obiection or request must be accompanied by a $10 filing fee. DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES J. Michael Jess, Director April 16, 1986 Ap. 24, May 1, 8 Journal-Star Cemetery Want -Ads Write morial lots. Box Park, Section 1607, sacrifice Lincoln price.

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