Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 17

TUESDAY, MARCH 1. 1W8 LINCOLN, NE. JOURNAL Str1 after house blaze Obituaries Greer, Edith V. Hansen, Bernard Howland, Ernie Jones, Amy Lott, Gertrude M. Mail, Ylm Nebraska ranks high -in low student numbers Phillips, Alfred Keith Ponec, Judith A.

Retchless, Hilda M. Rumsey, Oayie L. Schupbach, Bertha G. Simmons, Martha Klaus Thomas, Alice L. Acton, Wllmo Wol voord AAoas Bruweman, Alwlne E.

Bushing, henry Chapman, Raymond Colin, Robert E. Sr. Cosier, Martha Ann Curtis, Hazel B. Dare, Ronald H. Douglas, William H.

Nelson, Everett Nowlcki, Father Nlcodem J. wi. wiihr i Olson, Dustin Edwin Wixson, Esther Packard, Margaret F. Nebraska in income and 28 below. The state ranks high in average education levels.

More than 73 percent of all adults have completed four years of high school Only 11 other states have better high school completion rates; 38 are lower. Approximately 11.4 percent of Nebraska's school-age population was said to be at the poverty level Fourteen states have lower student poverty levels; 35 are higher. The study lists Nebraska as a "moderate relative wealth" state, based on the gross state product value per school-age child of 176,943. Adjacent states of Wyoming, Colorado, Missouri and Kansas rank higher in that category. Schoolteacher, Eagle, several years.

Retired, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, extension division, 195444. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Hugo (Barbara) Sleler, Norfolk; grandchildren, Mrs. Mark (Sarah) Falrchild, Lincoln, Shirley Sleler, Chapel Hill, N.C., David Sleler, Norfolk. Services: 10 a.m.

Thursday, West Ridge Methodist Church, Norfolk. Graveside services: 3 p.m., Wyuka. Visitation: 3-9 p.m. HOME FOR FUNERALS, Norfolk. Phillips Alfred Keith, 47, Grand Island, formerly Lincoln, died Sunday In Omaha.

Lincoln resident until 1971. Member, Native American Church. Survivors: wife, Hazel Oberschulte; daughter, Theresa Phillips, Grand Island; brothers, Vern San Carlos, Truman, Phoenix, Nathaniel, Lawrence, Darwin, Lincoln; sisters, Francella, Francine Phillips, both Lincoln; two grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Macy Community Building, Macy.

Dennis Turner officiating. Omaha Indian Cemetery, Macy. Wake services: Wil-lard Phillips residence, Macy. Retchless Hilda 80, Flllev, died Monday. Retired elementary school teacher.

Member, Fllley United Methodist Church. Survivors: husband, Howard; daughter, Mrs. Richard (Anita) Engberg, Solon, Iowa; three grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Harman Mortuary, Beatrice.

Fllley Cemetery. Visitation: 5-9 p.m. Tuesday, mortuary. Memorials to Flllev Cemetery or American Cancer Society. Rumsey Daye 80, Fullerton, died Sunday.

Retired, real estate, State Farm Insurance agent. Former Nance County veteran service officer. WW II Navy veteran. Member, United Methodist Church, Fullerton, American Legion Post 151, Cedar River Lodge 14, Lions Club. Survivors: wife, Rosa; daughter, Mrs.

Greg (Dixie) Zabka, Seward; brother, Thayne, Salt Nebraska school districts are second only to Montana In terms of having fewest students, according to the Council of Chief State School Officers. The average Nebraska school district has 326 students, compared with 297 in Montana. Nebraska has 927 school districts, the fourth highest number in the United States, based on 1986 data. Texas has 1,068 districts; California and Illinois 993. Nebraska's per capita income, based on 1986 figures, was $13,742, which is about the national median, according to the council's first summary of education indicators.

Twenty-three states ranked above awarded in self 'help grants for park projects Ten neighborhood organizations, one community center and the Lincoln Jay-cees will receive a total of $30,000 in self-help money to improve 11 parks and a playground, the office of Mayor Bill Harris announced Monday. The projects were chosen from among a much larger number proposed By 16 organizations and seeking up to $147,000 in help, according to Bob Wright, assistant superintendent for planning and construction, Parks and Recreation Department. Wright said the money will be used to purchase equipment and materials so the organizations can do the work to improve their neighborhood parks or other recreational areas. He said the awards ftuige from $500 to $5,000 in approximate yalue. The organizations and projects: Belmont Community Center for Belmont Park, on exercise station; Clinton Neighborhood Organization for Pentzer Park, two park benches; Colonial Hills Neighborhood Association for Colonial Hills Pork, a ptay structure.

Culler Neighborhood Association for Culler Junior High School, a tot lot playground; Far South Neighborhood Association for Densmore Park, a set of soccer goals ond additional bike path construction; Lincoln Jaycees for Javcee-Kahoo Pork, a playground climber. Mahoney Park Neighborhood Association for Mahoney Park, additional bike path construction; Norwood Park Neighborhood Association for Norwood Park, three area lights; Quail Valley Neighborhood Association for Larson Park, two park benches. 'Southeast Lincoln Neighborhood Association for Holmes Park East, bike path construction; South Salt Creek Neighborhood Organization for Cooper Park ond Woods Park Neighborhood Association for Woods Park, both volleyball courts. VEEDtPsJ hum liWUYiilliU HOOT TO KlUwl i 1:1 Funerals Paid notices for previous listings Deaths First-time notices Lincoln Cosier Martho Ann, 72, Fllppln, formerly Lincoln, died Monday. Retired 1979, State Hospital employee.

Survivors: husband, George; sons, Gary Lynn, Davenport, Iowa, David, Lincoln; daughters, Mrs. Warren (Sue Wellensiek, Farmington, Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Elckmeler, Lincoln; daughter-in-law, Jane Cosier, Lincoln; brothers, George W. Mooney, Glendale, James Greer, Hamlet, Calif.) seven grandchildren; great-grandson. Services: Pending.

Memorials to Hospice of the Ozarks, Mountain Home, in care of family. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Dare Ronald 71, 2625 S. 39h died Monday.

Services: Pending. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Greer Edith 79, 531 Driftwood Drive, died Tuesday. Retired postmistress, McMillan, Okla.

Lincoln resident five years. Church of Christ. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Don (Oleta) Slocum, Lincoln; brothers, Rov White, Fresno, Woodrow White, Orange Cove, Frank White, Parlier, four granddaughters; six great-grandchildren. Services: McMillan.

Memorials to Tabltha Home, care of BUTHERUS-MASER-LOVE MORUTARY, 4040 A Nelson Everett, 83, Lincoln, died Monday. Born Beatrice. Heritage Heights Church of God, AARP, NARFE. Volunteer firefighter, Beatrice. Survivors: sons, daughters-in-law, Jerry, Doris, Anderson, Weldon, Martha, Lincoln; brothers, Robert, Montclalr, Archie, Ontario, sister, Esther Riddle; nine grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren.

Services: Pending. Memorials to Heritage Heights Church of God, 5120 S. 56th St. ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. Nowlcki Father Nlcodem J.

85, 3301 Sheridan died Tuesday. Retired priest. Ordained, 1952, Lincoln resident 36 years. WW II Navy veteran. Member, Cathedral of the Risen Christ, VFW 131.

Member, former chaplain, American Legion Post 3. Survivors: sisters, Eleanor Barterian, Mount Clemens; Martha Far-ris, Milwaukee; niece, Reglna Theil, Rlpon.Wls. Funeral Mass: 11 a.m. Friday, Cathedral of the Risen Christ, 3500 Sheridan Blvd. St.

Patricks Cemetery, Rlpon, Wis. Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, cathedral. In state: 5 p.m. Tuesday-5 p.m.

Thursday, BUTHERUS-MASER-LOVE MORTUARY, 4040 A 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Thursday, cathedral. -Wixson Esther 76, Kolona, Iowa, formerly Lincoln, Baxter Springs, died Monday. Longtime Lincoln resident. Former member.

First Church of the Nazarene. Survivors: husband. Earl daughters, Vivian Crawford, Baxter Springs, Lois Wixson, Barbara Duncan, both Riverside, Fern Hudson, Iowa City, Iowa; 15 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; 21 great-great-grandchildren, Services: 1:30 p.m. Thursday, First Church of the Nazarene, 1901 S. 70th St.

The Revs. Fred W. Patzel, Galen Skinner, Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: after 12:30 p.m. Thursday, church.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Nebraska Chapman Raymond, 76, Wymore, formerly Thaver, California, died Monday. Retired Carpenter. Survivors: wife, Edith; sons, Larry, Dick, both Citrus Heights, Gene, Thayer, Robert, Carmlchael, Roger, Orangevale, daughter, Mrs.

Frank (Carol) Hageman, Orangevale; sisters, Mrs. Anton (Maxlne) Luebken, Cherokee Village, Mrs. Ernest (Minnie) Bryson, Wymore; brother, Kenneth, Fllley; 20 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Laugh-lin-Hoevet Funeral Home, Wymore.

Wymore Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Hansen Bernard 79, Seward, formerly Utlca, died Tuesday In Mllford. Member, Methodist Church, Beaver Crossing. Survivors: wife, Freda; son, Larry, Utlca; brothers, Martin Frazier Park, George Kansas City, Carroll, Beaver Crossing, Woodrow, Middleton, Idaho, Gerald, Broomfield, sister, Mrs.

Leon (Thelma) Dehn, Watervllle, Minn. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Methodist Church, Beaver Crossing. The Rev. John Davis.

Utlca Cemetery, Utlca. Memorials to family. MOORES FUNERAL HOME, Mllford. Lott Gertrude 84, Fairmont, died Sunday. Survivors: stepson, Morris, Sutton; daughters, Wynona Lusk, New Albany, Mrs.

Wayne (Lois) Schultz, Lincoln, Barbara Slabaugh, Fairmont; five granddaughters. Services: 2 p.m Thursday, Fairmont Community Church. The Rev. Norman Kauble. Fairmont Cemetery.

Visitation: 3-9 p.m. Wednesday, Farmer and Son Funeral Home, Geneva. Packard Margaret 90, Norfolk, formerly Lincoln, died Monday. weather Lake City; granddaughters, Melissa, Monica, Seward. Services: 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, United Methodist Church, Fullerton. The Rev. Bonnie Gilmer. Fullerton Cemetery. Military graveside services.

Visitation: 2-9 p.m. Wednesday, PALMER FUNERAL HOME, Fuller-ton; noon Thursday until services, church. Simmons Martha Klaus, 63, died Feb. 19. Born Lincoln.

Member, Faith United Methodist Church, Troutdale, Eastern Star, VFW Auxiliary, Fleet Reserve Auxiliary, Better Breathers, Shrine Auxil-. lary. Past guardian, Job's Daughters. Past grand officer, Job's Daughters, South Dakota. Rapid City, S.D., resident 23 years.

Survivors: husband, Fred Robert; daughters, Lynda Marie Hopkins, Gresham, Elizabeth Ann Simmons, Vermillion, S.D.; sisters, Lydia Roper, Chicago, Marie Gorrnet, Jackson, brother, Harry Klaus, Lincoln; two granddaughters; nieces; nephews. Services: hold Feb. 22, Gresham, Ore. Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Ore. Memorials to Faith United Methodist Church, 27324 S.E.

Stark Troutdale, Ore. 97060. Thomas Alice L. (widow of Oscar 92, Gresham, died Monday. Survivors: sons, Vernon Robert both Phoenix, Oscar M.

Prescott, daughters, Mrs. Fred (Margaret) Pfelffer, Hvattsvllle, Mrs. Raymond (Mildred) Nikkelson, Utlca, Mrs. Douglas (Virginia) Rosholt, Ran-toul, Mrs. David (Romona) Lux, Shelby; sister, Pearle Robertson, Gresham; 24 grandchildren; 32 greatgrandchildren; two great-greatgrandchildren; seven steporondchll-dren.

Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Gresham Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Lance Wonders. Blueridge Cemetery, rural Gresham.

Memorials to family care of Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home, Osceola. tion: noon-9 p.m. Thursday, WAD-LOW'S MORTUARY, 1225 St. -Olson Dustin Edwin, Infant, Lincoln, died Thursday. Memorial services: 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday, ROPER Si SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. The Rev. Harold Hamilton. Memorials to Dana Olson, Institute of Logopedlcs. Ponec Judith 36, 933 S.

30th died Saturday. Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, St. Teresa's Catholic Church. The Rev.

Myron J. Pleskac. Calvary Cemetery. Rosary: Tuesday, ROPER 6V SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. Wist Wilbert 77, 2420 died Saturday.

Born, Richardson County, Farmer, guard, Lincoln Penal Com plex. Member, Grace Lutheran Church, Lincoln, St. Peters Church, Falls City. Survivors: wife, Edna; son, daughter-in-law, Marvin Joan, Omaha; daughter, son-in-law. De-lores, Bob Helneman, Lees Summit, daughters, Dorothy Haugen, Linda Barclay, both Lincoln; sister, Mary DeVodt, Falls City; brother, sister-in-law, Elmer, Daisy Wist, Auburn; 10 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren.

Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. The Rev. Thomas J. Hallstrom.

Internment: 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Steele Cemetery, Falls City. Memorials to American Lung Association. Nebraska Acton Wllma Walvoord Maas, 90, Menlo Park, died Saturday. Services: 3 p.m.

Wednesday, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. The Rev. William Thornton. Hickman Cemetery. Memorials to donor's favorite charity.

Douglas William 97, Crete, died Sunday. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, KUNCL FUNERAL HOME, Crete. Tecumsett Cemetery. Schupbach Bertha G.

(widow of Erwin 104, Fairmont, formerly Geneva, died Saturday. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, FARMER Si SON FUNERAL HOME, Geneva. The Rev. Charles G.

Scheoel. Geneva Public Cemetery. Visitation: after 10 a.m. Tuesday, funeral home. Man leaves note, then walks into lake The body of a Lincoln man, who left a note saying he was going to drown himself in Holmes Lake, was found at the edge of the lake early Tuesday.

Paul H. Howe, 79, who lived at Gra-mercy HilL 6800 A St, got a ride to an area near the lake and then walked in, leaving his coat on the shore, said Lancaster County Attorney Mike Heavican. Death was caused by hypothermia, according to the coroner's report. Chief Lancaster County Deputy Sheriff Tom Casady said Howe had been in poor health. Noteworthy Nursing home insurance discussed: Chet McPherson, insurance counselor with the Lincoln Information for the Elderly office, will talk about selecting nursing home and Medicare supplement insurance policies from 1 p.m.

to 2:15 p.m. March 14 at the Lancaster County Cooperative Exten-' si on Service office, 444 Chertycreek Road. The meeting Is free, but call 47 1 -7 1 80 to pre-register. Home extension council will host 2 speakers on April 5 program The Lancaster County Council of Home Extension Clubs will host a Celebrate Nebraska '88 event April 5 at the extension conference center at 444 Cher- rycreekRoad. The program will feature two speakers: Jean Beyer, director of student and community services at Methodist College of Nursing and Allied Health in Omaha, and Terese Lux, a consultant of human resource development and education in Lincoln.

Beyer's presentation, "The Joy of Living for Today's Woman," will be about methods of implementing a healthier lifestyle into daily living. Lux's presentation, "Understanding Ourselves and-Others," will offer methods to better understanding thinking patterns and will provide ways to use the choices people have to control their thinking. There will be a $6 registration fee. Registrations will be accepted until March 25 or until 250 are received. For more information, call the extension office, 471-7180.

NOMINATIONS MOONSTRUCK WPINK TV Reds Turn Pink XL" 1 Star 1 CHER) us MOM IPG UthtPSt. 476-146n t-H in northwest Omaha From News Wire OMAHA A fire Tuesday morning at a split-level northwest Omaha house killed one person and injured two others, authorities said. Acting Douglas County Coroner James P. Keenan said the victim was Alberta Moore, 79. Authorities said she was dead at the scene.

Her grandson, Jonathan Neff, 4, and his mother, Marva, 43, were in critical condition at Immanuel Medical Center, Keenan said. The husband and father, Dennis Neff, 40, was at work at the time. Authorities said a neighbor saw smoke coming from the residence and called the 911 emergency number. Firefighters found the three in the bedroom area of the house. Firefighters brought the blaze under control in 10 to 15 minutes.

Authorities at the scene said the fire may have started in the kitchen. L.A.P. gets grant to aid weatherization project The L.A.P. Community Development Agency has been awarded a $135,790 grant to supplement its weatherization assistance program, the Nebraska Energy Office has announced. The federally funded weatherization progam provides energy-saving home improvements for residents of Lancaster and Saunders counties who cannot afford it themselves.

The state energy office estimates that 81 homes will benefit from the additional funding. Personal record Births Information provided by hospitals. Boonhauer, Tony (Pickering) and Leonard, Firth, boy, St. Elizabeth. MaMlong, Hannah (Phillip) and Sebbereon.

714 S. 1 7th No. B2, girl, St. Elizabeth. McCarthy, Chare (Kuhna) and Michael, 3917 N.

44th No. 6. girl. St Elizabeth. Mulligan.

Debre (Ball) and Daniel, 2127 S. 22nd girl, St. Elizabeth. Tueaday Radar, Lynda (Murtson) and Ron, 620 S. 48th boy, Bryan.

Out of Town Birth HarroM, Kris (Fak) and Kim, Arvada, formerly of Lincoln, girl (Kendra Michelle), bom Wedneaday. Marriage licenses Anderson, Craig 24, 6408 Deerwood Drive, and LaPtenta, Jennifer 1 8, 4500 S. 45th St. Hitz. Arthur 47.

2640 W. 0 and Eng-rll, Judith C. 45, 2640 St. Nafaon, Merle 33. Edgar, and Wllley.

Joan 1515 S. Sixth St. Bruoe. A. Bargmeier, 20, 1834 Sumner and Bruhn, Julie 20, 1025 N.

63rd St. Divorce Decrees 'Cuitody of children Schulenbarg, Robert G. from Julie K. Milliard, Arlene from Bobby C. Deo! toe, Judy Ann from Richard Gorualo.

Keeper, Theresa from Jerry E. Harryman. Karen K. from Timothy W. Gabriel, Rosella Julie from Donald Leo.

Courts All pleaded guilty unlets indicated. Age, address from court records. Court coats additional to fine. County Court Petit Larceny Poa, Robert 21, 5101 Fremont two counts, S75 each count; counts three and four. petit larceny, both dismissed.

Grady. Rodney 17, 5526 Fremont (100. Driving While Intoxicated Anderaon, Robert 23. 2024 S. 1 7th No.

4, one year probation. Laibbrandt William 22, 425 University Ter race. No. 203, six months' probation. Adklne, Alan Curtis, 30.

501 9 Huntington 1200. six months' license suspension, seven days jail. Anderaon, Thomas Bemell. 24, Hastings, one year probation. Brooks.

Treg Martin. 27, 2200 third of-. tense, S500. 15 years' license suspension, 80 days jail. Cervantee, Alfonso Alex, 42, 1626 No.

102. S20O. aix months' licence suspension, seven days Jail. Doupnik. Edward 22.

2260 No. 7. 200, six months' license suspension, seven days jail. Hoffman, Steven 28. 926 Oak third offense, 1600, 1 5 years' license suspension, 80 days jail.

Johnaon. Michael 20, 2800 Woods six months' probation. Castillo, Ricky 19. 4211 Cleveland 1200, aix months' license suspension, seven days jail. Ruth, Bruce 0., 31.

5720 N.W. Fifth one AaeauH Mutual FigM Hatcher, Joush, no age given. Nebraska State Penitentiary, amended from second-degree assault, 1100. Disturbing the feata Voulak, Daniel 19, 3641 amended from assault S75; count two, assault, dismissed; count three, trespassing, 1 00. naeklaae Driving Wagner.

Michael 30, 3732 Clover Crete, amended from DW1, 11 00; count two, driving without proper license, diemiaaed. Movies soe BROADCAST KSWSw FRMlTICm, tUIms SATISFACTION Lincoln Bruggeman Alwlne 4241 N. 61st died Saturday. Services: 1 p.m. Wednesday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S.

14th St. The Rev. David Johnson. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: after 9 a.m.

Tuesday, funeral home. Bushing Henry, 81, 3716 N. 62nd died Sunday. Services: 1 p.m. Thursday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S.

14th St. The Rev. Bob Peterson. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Leonard Hiatt, Ron Lahners, Jerry Joseph, Curtis, Greg Ciine, Vince Warner.

Honorary pallbearers: Past and current employees of City County Building. Visitation: after noon Tuesday until services. Memorials In care of family. Colin Robert E. 67, 6011 Highway 2, died Monday.

Owner, Colin Electric Motor Service. Born Lincoln. Member, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Hiilcrest Country Club, Nebraska State Guard, Nebraska Sheriffs Association, International Foot-printers, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alumni Association, Lancaster Lodge 54, AF8.AM, Scottish Rite, York Rite, Sesotris Mustang Unit, Railroad Unit, Hiram Club, Royal Order of Jest- ers, American Legion Post 3, VFW Post 131, B.P.O.E. 80, Lincoln Rotary 14. Past Potentate, Sesostrls Temple of the Shrine, 1978.

Past Captain, Sesostrls Motor Corps. Former county commissioner. Survivors: wife, Lucile son, daughter-in-law, Robert E. Lorene Lincoln; son, Ronald Lincoln; daughter, son-in-law, Sandra Sue, Gregory Love, Lincoln; sister, Betty Jenxins, Puyallup, six grandchildren. Services: 1 p.m.

Thursday, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2110 Sheridan Blvd. The Rev. Wallace Easter. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: after 5 p.m.

Tuesday until services, ROPER 8. SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St. Memorials to Shrine Hospital, American Cancer Society, or the church. Curtis Hazel B. (Johnston), 94, San Jose, formerly Lincoln, died Sunday.

Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, First Christian Church Chapel, 16th and streets. The Rev. Emmett Haas. Wyuka.

Memorials to church foundation. METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th St. Howland Ernie, 37, San Francisco, formerly Lincoln, died Feb. 15.

Graveside memorial services: 1 p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th St. The Rev. Al Gray.

Cremation. Memorials core of family. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Jones Amy, 86, 1838 South died Saturday.

Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, BUTH-ERUS-MASER-LOVE MORTUARY, 4040 A St. The Rev. Emmett Haas. Burial, Lincoln Memorial Park.

Memorials to First Christian Church. Man Ylm, 77, 2340 W. died Saturday. Graveside services: 1 p.m. Friday, Wyuka.

The Rev. Elmer Shaw. Visita Grand Island 15 32 Norfolk 40 21 Albuaueraue Ancnoroee Atlanta 43 42 31 70 41 Boston. (2 4S Chvnn 33 24 Chlcoeo 45 29 Cincinnati 57 34 DolFI. Worth.

74 53 Dmmnr 22 57 34 Des 43 24 State Patrol cipitation. Higns to the mid- to the mid- to upper mld-20s Saturday. Precipitation: 24 month to date: to date: 0.61; normal Sunset Tuesday: a.m. Monday's high: 59; Temperature year Average this date: Record this date: Temperatures: Alliance 26 Beatrice 5 32 Chadnn 44 2S Columbus 40 35 Foils City 5 30 Forecasts: 31 SH8 1 TMl KftPttUT Jr'fS NOW SHOWING! 0 npP'PH475-2222 13th and "P'PH 475-222? TKSUSTWPEXCiW ALL SEATS $2 until 6 P.M. Kids 13 and under $2 00.

66th and 'O 'PH 467-3313 3 RSEI1 ft A BADYtN) FRAElTICoo SKTSKAVK3ABA3Yfi HARRISON FORD nFRAWTIC Iff rP5) LVJ) A 4IWM CnMHMCKTiONS COMMNT mm eSrmnoO'PH' 467-33131 Forecast for 6 p.m. Wednesday mursday In mid- to upper 30s, rising upper 40s Saturday. Lows Thursday in teens, rising to the upper teens to Lincoln hours ending midnight Monday: 0.00; 0.14; normal month to date: 1.06; year year to date: 1.70. 6:18 p.m.; Sunrise Wednesday: 7:00 overnight low: 28. ago this date: high: 50; low: 30.

high: 42; low: 20. high: 78, 1923; low: -6, 1890. Monday's High, Low Grand Island 58 34 Omaha SB 27 Kearney 57 33 O'Neill 52 3) McCook 43 24 Scortsbluff 43 35 Norfolk 57 34 Sidney North Platte 40 29 Valentine 52 34 Wednesday High, Low Cinema 1, Hope and Glory (PG-13) 4:30. 7. 9:30.

Cinema 2, Ironweed (R) 6, 8. Cooper, Shoot to Kill (R) 5:1 5, 7:30, 9:45. Douglas 1 A Night In the Ufa of Jimmy Rear-don (R) 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Douglas 2. The laet Emperor (PG-13) 8:20, 8:30.

Douglae 3. Goad Morning. Vietnam (R) 8:15, 7:35,9:65. East Park 1 Three Man and a Baby (PG) 6:20. 7:20, 9:20.

Eaat Park 2, Sha'a Having a Baby (PG-13) 5:10. 7:15.9:20. Eaat Perk 3. PrantJe (R) 5:25. 7:35, 9:45.

Joyo. Cinderella (G) 7:30: Dirty Danofna (PG-13) 9.15. Plea 1. Broedeaet Newa (R) 5, 8. Plea 2, Frantte (R) 6:1 5, 7:25.

9:35. Plan 3, Action Jaokaon (R) 5:30, 7:30. 9:30. Plan 4, Satisfaction (PG-1 3) 5:46. 7:46.

9:46. Sheldon Film Theater, no film today. State, The Serpent and the Rainbow (R) 6:30, 7:30. 9:30. Stuart, Moonetruok (PG) 6:30, 7:30.

9:30. THE ZOO BAR'S 1ST ANNUAL MID'WEEK BLUES FESTIVAL MARCH 1-3, $3 FEATURING THE RHYTHM KINGS, tues. from N.Y.C: EDDIE KIRKLAND, WED. from Chicago: PHIL GUY, THURS. I WITH SPECIAL OPENING ACT: NEXUS THE ZOO BAR 136 no.

14th st. North 40 2 5com8lutf Omohg 45 32 Valentine 35 22 ML 44 2S NewYortt 45 35 27 4 Phoenln 70 41 44 27 Portland, 37 34 Forgo, Helm Honolulu S3 47 Rapid City 3S 23 Houston 78 4 44 st.Louls Kansas City 33 Salt Loke City. 51 31 LosVeeos 70 45 San Francisco. 44 52 i seanio 45 Miami 77 MplsSt. Paul 29 43 siouifoiis a 53 47 New 74 40 Wichita 54 35 Road Condition Report: 471-4533 Forecasts Lincoln-Eastern Nebraska: Increasing cloudiness Tuesday night, low 30 to 35.

Partly cloudy, breezy and turning colder Wednesday. Nearly steady or falling temperatures from the mld-40s. Nebraska: Increasing clouds Tuesday night with a few sprinkles west and flurries north. Lows mld-20s to mid-30s. Breezy ond colder Wednesday.

Highs In the mld-40s west with falling temperatures east from the lower 40s. Extended: Thursday through Saturday: Cool Thursday, warming through Saturday. Little chance of pre 'i I fi, i .1 IIT It it.