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a a Program Listings as Provided by Stations Symbol Explanations Special Good Viewing a Cable TV and Number Repeat (B) Black, not color Designates Lincoln CATV Channel Number Make a Wish--Child. 10 CM Homebuying 10:45 10 Christophers 11:00 (3 Movie Western Catholic Service Lutheran Service 10C1 This is Life C4 Calvary Temple 11:30 6 Dr. Knutzen Reports 1001 Face Nation 11:45 6 Homebuying SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 Most: News 3 Lawrence Welk-Music 7 Zoo Time- Omaha 12 Zoom-Children C4 Alias Smith, Jones 6:30 Dragnet- -Crime Dra. 7 Marty Feldman- -Com. 10 C1 Lawrence Welk 12 C13 Session Sand Up, Cheer -Var.

7:00 3 C5 Emergency Doctor for radiation; Julie London 6 All in Family--Comedy Laundromat owner threatens to sue Archie 7 C4 Bewitched Comedy 12 013 Black Journal 7:30 6 010 10 Mary T. Moore 7 C4 Mov: 'Daring Game' Experts try rescuing political prisoner from stronghold of island dictator; Lloyd Bridges, Nico Minardos 12 013 Soul 8:00 3 Isadora' Biography Conclusion; career, lover dancer; Venessa Redgrave Dick Van Dyke 8:30 610 C1 Arnie- Comedy 12 C13 Golden Voyage 9:00 6 010 C1 Miss. Impossible Crime ring specializes in brainwashing ex-cons into committing political assassinations 12 C13 Minutes 9:30 7 Black Business in White America Document. Examines problems black businessmen must surmount to succeed; Rev. Jesse Jackson 12 013 Susskind 10:00 Most: News 10:30 3 Movies -Science Fiction 'Missing Guest' of London' 6 Movie-Drama of August Moon' Army capt.

tries rehabilitating Okinawa; Marlon Brando; Glenn Ford Movie War Drama 'No Man is an Island' True story of radio man who outwitted, out fought invading Japs on Guam for 34 months; Jeff Hunter 10C I) -Adventure Blood River' C4 Kopy Kats- Comdy Roller Derby 11:00 C4 Mov: 'Moby Dick' 11:30 Movie: 'Fright' 12:00 OC1 Zane Grey-West. 12:30 6 Avengers--Adventure SUNDAY MORNING 8:00 3 Blackwood Family 610C1 Tom, Jerry 7 Davey, Goliath C4 Revival Fires 8:30 3 Plain Talk -Religious 6 Groovy Goolies- Cart. 7 Filled With Soul 10C1 Children Only C4 Oral Roberts 9:00 3 Step Up to Life Oral Roberts-Relig. 7 Dragon, Mr. Toad-Cart.

Rex Humbard 9:30 3 Faith for Today This is Life -Religious Double Deckers Cart. 10:00 Insight World of Wonder 7 Bullwinkle- Cartoon 10 Beaver--Comedy 10:15 6 Point of View 10:30 3 Rocky, Friends Cart. 6 Face Nation-Inform. AFTERNOON 12:00 3 Baseball St. Louis Philadelphia 6 News Conference 7 Bowling 10 CM Mayor's Office Billy James Hargis Meet Press C9 Pattern for Living 12:15 10 Prime of Life 12:30 6 Movie Comedy Pa Kettle at Fair' 1001 Statehouse Report C4 Farm, Home Show C5 Cartoons C9 Real Estate 12:45 10 1 Homebuying 1:00 7 Putt, Putt Golf 10 Rawhide-Western C4 Human Dimension C9 Movie--Drama for Each Other 1:30 7 Issues, Answers C4 Melodyland in Motion C5 Bible Answers 2:00 610 C1 AAU Champions US Nat'l Western Hemisphere boxing champs; decathlon champs 7 Movie: 'Hunt' C4 Fiesta Mexicana C5 This is Life 2:30 12 C)13 Chess Tourney Spassky Fischer world championship tourney (60m) C4 Movie Faith for Today C9 Movie Drama 'Fire Over Africa' 3:00 3 Untamed World-Adven.

7 Curtis Cup Golf World Race C4 Charlotte C5 Bible Answers $3:30 3 Car 54 -Comedy Survival -Informative 504 Women's Golf 10C1 Tennt, Classic Channels Seen in Lincoln 3 KMTV (NBC) Omaha WOW (CBS) Omaha 7 KETV (ABC) Omaha 10 KOLN (CBS) Lincoln Carried CM Lincoln CATV (26 KUON (ETV) Lincoln Carried C) 13 Lincoln CATV KHTL (ABC) Superior KHAS (NBC) Hastings C8 KYNE (ETV) Omaha C9 Programmed Locally. Radio Highlights SATURDAY 6:00 Rich Ray KLIN Curt Kimball KLMS Jim Douglas KFOR 7:00 Broadway Showcase KWHG SUNDAY 6:00 Dick Janda KLIN Larry Reed KECK 6:30 Classical Music KFMQ Lutheran Hour KFAB 10:30 Westminster Worship KLIN Iminanel Lutheran Worship KECK 11:30 St. Paul Methodist Service KFOR 12:30 Lutheran Hour KLMS Rich Ray KLIN 1:00 J. Marshall Stewart KLMS Dave Hall KFOR 2:00 Keyboard Immortals KWHG 2:30 Voice in Headlines KFOR 6:00 John Dollar KLIN 6:30 Curt Kimball KLMS (12 C13 Forsyte Saga C4 US Women's Golf 4:00 3 Movie: 'Poppy' W. C.

Fields 6 Fishing Championship 10 Cm Kid Talk- -Discus C9 Comedy Carnival 4:30 6 Century Singers 10C1 Animal World Lapland reindeer, cowboys DECI3 World Press 5:00 6 10 C1 Campaign "72 C4 Prison in Streets C5 Comment 5:15 (2 C13 Critic at Large 5:30 Most: News 12 C13 University News EVENING 6:00 305 Wild Kingdom -Advt Wolf packs' communal life 6 Lassie -Adventure 5 National Geographic 'Reptiles, Amphibians' Loch Ness monster, dinosaurs, snakes, newt (60m) 10C1 News 12 C13 Electric Co. C4 Judd -Crime Drama 6:30 3 C5 Disney--Family 'Disney on Parade' Hilites traveling troupe performing in Australia 610C1 Movie--Comedy 'A Fine Madness' Eccentric poet, his women; Joanne Woodward, Sean Connery, Jean Seberg (2 C)13 French Chef 7:00 7 C4 FBI-Drama Son must ransom kidnaped father R) 12 C13 Firing Line 7:30 305 Jimmy Stewart How do you get rid of dog without breaking boy's heart 8:00 305 Bonanza- -Western Hoss protects woman from her estranged outlaw husband 704 Movie-Spy Spoof 'Modesty Blaise' Diamonds, intrigue in Middie East; Monica Vitti, Dirk Bogarde (2 C13 Masterpiece 'Cold Comfort Farm' Comedy: Englishwoman's misadventures visiting country cousins 8:30 610C1 Cade's County Police detective reluctant to help find missing deputy 9:00 305 Bold Ones- -Drama Clash between surgeons 9:30 6 Governor, -Com. Stray basset hound's Thome sought 10CM All in Family Laundramat owner threatens to sue Archie 10:00 Most: News (26 C13 Hathayoga 10:30 3 Celebrity Golf 6 Movie: 'Kenner' Man searches for friend in Bombay; Jim Brown 7 News 19 Big Valley -West. 12 EC13 Legacy Grand Teton Nat'l Park C4 Mov: 'Fugitive Kind' C5 Movie: 'Lonely Man' 10:40 3 Laredo -Western Major opens jammed bank vault with ease; Charlie Ruggles 11:00 7 Comedy Hour -Variety Steve Lawrence, Robert Young, George Kirby 11:40 3 Movie: 'Lonely Trail' John Wayne (1936) 12:00 7 News 12:30 6 Avengers-Adventure Radio WEEK Networks: ABC, American; CBS, lumbia; NBC, National; MBC, Mutual KECK (1530): Lincoln-6 a.m to sunset; modern country music; headlines 20 after hour, news detail 20 before hour; livestock estimate: 6:55, opening futures market complete market, 12:05, weather 12.25. KFOR (1240 AIN); to midnight, (Sun, sign on at 7); news: on half hour, hour; weather: 6:55, 12:15, 6:20, markets: 12:45, sports: 6:35, 7:35, 5:30, farm reports: 3:30, 12:50.

KLIN (1400 CBS); Li: to 1 (Sun. 6:30 to 1); Local news: min. til hour except 7:30, 7:55. 4:55, CBS news on hour; sports: 7:35, 8:12, 5:10. KLMS (1480, MBS): Lincoln-24 hours; stock report: news: weather: :40 (between KFMQ-FM (95.3 mc); Lincoln-6 to 1 (Sat.) til 4): progressive rock; Sun.

classical; weather: 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 12:30, 3, 6:30, 7:30, job opportunities: 7:45, 3:45, 7:45. KLIN-FM (107.3 mc); to 1 (Sun. 6:30 to 1) sumulcast with KLIN-AM 5:30 to news on half-hour thru 5:30 and hour Sun. (Sun. CBS simulcast).

de At Ease An Ode to Fat "And let your soul delight Several years ago I lost own diet plan. I lived on homemade yogurt, called "rabbit food." I pasted on the refrigerator door to meals. by Jim Moore itself in fatness." Isaiah 55:2. 72 pounds by developing my fowl and what I charitably a picture of fat, old me deter me from snacks between I weighed myself each morning and posted the results on a calendar that I had to face throughout the day. This forced me into a continuing confrontation with my problem.

For further discipline my wife dished up all my meals with' the same deadly dictum: "This much and no more." I walked or jogged 4.3 miles each day and also went through 45 minutes of calesthenics including, among other exercises, 50 push-ups and 40 sit-ups (level 4, President's physical fitness program). I dropped from 257 lbs. to 185 lbs. I became disgustingly and revoltingly healthy. On the night I reached my goal of 185 I celebrated by eating a giant porterhouse steak plus all kinds of other goodies.

This, alas, stretched my, stomach back to its former size and ever since I've been fighting a miserable and losing battle. Gained Some Back I've gained back 20 lbs. (sob and, in so doing, lost a heck of a lot of respect for myself. I find I ain't got all that wonderful will power I thought I had. When I weighed 257 I was not only fat, but also relatively dumb and happy.

As I lost weight I became more active, more alert, more sleepless and more mean! I would occasionally find myself growling or snarling like a dyspeptic terrier for absolutely no reason at all. And I became even harded than usual to live with. In Fact, I became a truly miserable human being. At this point I kept recalling a particular speech from Act 1, Scene 2 of Shakespear's Julius Caesar: "Let me have men about me that are fat; sleek-headed men and such as sleep o'nights. Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; he thinks too much; such men are dangerous." This got me to thinking.

Meanness Warning By law, each pack of warning. I'm wondering if all also be required to carry the Caesar on their covers to protect Think what might happen wrong places all began dieting ment. Too? cigarettes must carry a health diet books, in fairness, shouldn't above quotation from Julius the world from meanness. if the wrong people in the at precisely the same mo- For example if Leonid Brezhnev and President Nixon and Mao Tse-tung all decided at once that they were carrying a little too much weight, we might have World War IlI and World IV in the same week. It's been said that inside every fat man is a thin man who's trying to get out.

Maybe, for the salvation of the world, we'd better keep those mean, thin guys de inside us where they won't cause any trouble. Golly, gee, I'm sure willing to do my part. Please, ahem, pass the potatoes and gravy P. S. Of course, I'm kidding and I haven't given up the battle yet.

But I do honestly find that I must constantly strive for a happy medium between excess blubber and excessive meanness. G-r-r-r-r. Daily Record VITAL STATISTICS Births 7 Deaths 6 BIRTHS Hospital Abbreviations: Bryan; LO, Lincoin General; Providence; SE, St. Elizabeth. Friday, June 30 Douglas, Wayne (Linda Pierce), 545 24, boy, Wayne Allen, B.

Page, Leon (Helen Jacobson), 3431 2, boy, Brent Thomas, B. Riley, Edward (Carol Gunther), Columbus, boy, B. Rogers, Arnold (Kathleen Jordan), 2734 Melrose, girl, B. Saturday, July 1 Luick, Thomas (Irene Logan), 6601 Platte, girl, P. Robinson, Rich (Susan Arens), 3434 Frost, boy, Bryan Lee, B.

Withers, Henry (Sharon Vanderploeg, 3250 Adams, boy, B. MARRIAGE LICENSES Bahr, Charles Neal, Columbus Hassenstab, Nancy Marie, Humphrey ..............17 Chrisman, Gary James, 1301 53 .27 Duffy, Gayle Lesly, 6919 Colby .24 Clemenson, John Joseph, Marion, Iowa .21 Wallman, Lynda Joy, 4513 Calvert -21 Cox, Russell Lewis Omaha ..26 Bailes, Vivian Alene, 1900 High .22 Massoth, Stephen William, Manley ....18 Pederson, Stephanie Clair, Weeping Water .........18 Mullet, D'Are Ray, Superior ....22 Oliver, Susan Jean, 541 28 19 Neeman, David George, 2028 8. ...20 Villines, Linda Kay, 1034 29 17 Roach, David Dean, Rt. 1 ...22 Lech, Carolyn Theresa, 955 45 ...22 DIVORCES Petition Extreme Cruelty Cerveny, Linda Marie Roger Allen, no address. Wife asks 1 child, child support, alimony.

Married 1967, Lincols. Stratman, Lawrence J. Betty Jean, no address. Husband asks 2 children, divorce from bed board. Married 1948, Marysville, Kan.

Petition No Fault Kontras, Susie James Beatle Lincoln and Funerala CHRISWISSER John 72, 3340 No. 61st, died Friday. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, berger-Sheaff Mortuary, 48th Vine. Rev.

Dwight Ganzel. Burial Nehawka Cemetery. Memorials Grace United Methodist Church, HIGHTOWER William (Bill) 79, 1924 died Wednesday. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Umberger-Sheaff Mortuary, 48th Vine.

Wyuka. Additional services 8 p.m. Sunday, mortuary, Joshua David Kelly Consistory 27. HILL Mrs. M.

Lucy, 90, 1835 So. 23rd, died Friday. Homemaker. Lincoln resident 33 years. Survivors: sons, Jean, Conyngham, Paul, Sheridan, daughter, Mrs.

Art (Harriet) Sullivan, Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Grace McAlpine, Downers Grove, 10 grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren. Services: 9:30 a.m. Monday, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Lincoln Memorial Park. dg man -S lain-Roberts Mortuary, 4040.

A. KELLER Christy Sue, newborn daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William H. Keller 4035 Holly Road, died Tuesday.

Walter grandparents, Lammi, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. William H. Keller all Los Angeles; great-grandmothers, Mrs.

Hilma Lammi, Culver City, Mrs. Erd Farrel, Reading, Pa. Services: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A. Rev.

Robert E. Tewes. Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials Immanuel Lutheran. MILLER -Ida 78, 6515 Fairfax, died Saturday.

Born Canton, Mo. Former Miller Paine employe. Member Waverly United Methodist, Havelock Rebekah Lodge. Survivors: sons, Charles L. Strahan, Lincoln, Ivan M.

Strahan, St. Louis, daughter, Mrs. Chester Charlotte) Brauckmuller. Denver; brothers, Charles Kephart, Morrowville, Wilbern Kephart, Denver; sisters, Mrs. Birdine Risbon.

Salmon, Idaho, Mrs. Viola Parr, LaHabra, seven grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0. RATH-Mrs. Augusta, 98, Lincoln, died Friday.

Born Storgurt, Germany. U.S. citizen. Member Piedmont Seventh Day Adventist Church. Domestic worker.

Survivor: nephew Arnold Mattke, Berkley, Calif. Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Umberger Sheaff Mortuary, 48th Vine. Elder John Hickman. Wyuka.

Memorials to church. RUARK Mrs. Carrye, 93, 2936 0 died Tuesday. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, graveside, Wyuka.

HodgmanMortuary, 4040 A. SEXTON Arthur III, 20, 4424 Touzalin, died Thursday. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0. Pallbearers: Dwayne Schulz, Jack Snider, Buddie Hansen, Lloyd Damewood, Dennis Burling, Gary Papke, Rev.

Clark Mundhenke. Wyuka. Memorials University Nebraska Marching Band. STRADLEY-Leonard 67, Waverly, died Saturday. Born Greenwood.

Longtime Green ood-Waverly area farmer. Survivors: brothers, Marion, Waverly, Frank Columbus, Clarence, Pilger. Alonzo, Burbank, sisters, Dorothy Newsham, Waverly, Florence Fulmer Greenwood. Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday.

Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0. Rev. Robert Wigert. Burial Greenwood. WRIGHT Lillian Gladys, 72, Sioux City, Iowa, died Saturday.

Former longtime Lincoln resident. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Robert D. Anderson, Sioux City, Iowa; three nieces. Services: 10 a.m.

Wednesday, Rudge Chapel, Wyuka. Burial Wyuka. Roper Sons Morturary, 4300 0. Outstate BODEN-Adaline, 85, Sterling, died Saturday. Survivors: husband, Fred; sons, Louis, Landis, both Sterling; daughter, Helen, Lincoln; brothers, Brunke Schmidt, Florence, John Schmidt, Saint Mary; Mrs.

Sena Dieken, Beatrice, Mrs. Mary Rankin, Larned, Services: 2 St. grandsonday, John's American Lutheran, Sterling. Burial Sterling. LE REW Ethel 79, Falls City, died Friday.

Survivors: son, William Lee; nieces and nephews. Services: 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City. Burial Olive Branch Cemetery, White Cloud, Kan. LINDHOLM-Delwyn Conrad, 44, Denton, died Friday.

Faculty member North Texas State University, Denton. Born Polk. Graduate Kearney Teach- ers College, University Nebraska-Linclon. Survivors: wife, Lois Miller; sons, Craig Alan, Clark, both Denton, parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Lindholm, Polk; brother, Wayne, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Robert Harden, Holdrege, Cella Heitman, Lincoln. Services: 2 p.m.

Monday, Fullerton United Methodist. Burial Swede Home Cemetery. Memorials National Assn. Retarded Children, Arlington, Tex. POHLMAN Elda 62, Pleasant Dale, died Saturday.

Born Seward County. Member Emanuel Lutheran, Seward. Survivors: husband, Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Donald (Marion) Wendt, Lincoln, Mrs. Ronald (Elaine) Stamp, Dallas, brothers, Herbert Roebke, Garland, Victor ebke, Staplehurst; sister, Mrs.

Elmer (Esther) Eickenhorst, Lincoln; seven grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Emanuel Lutheran (Middle Creek), near Seward. Rev. Paul Heitmann.

Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Seward. Wood Brothers Chapel, Seward. Seward. SALADEN Alvin 18519 So. Laurelbrook, Ceritos, died April 5.

Survivors: wife, Anita Ruth. Services: were California. Burial California. SCHERER-Leo 72, North Platte, died Saturday. Survivors: wife, Adrea; son, Leo Lincoln; brothers, Frank, Bernie, both Carmel, Oliver, Lincoln, Bill, Shoshoni, Idaho; sister, Mrs.

Marie Zimmerman, Colome, S.D.; three grandchildren. Services: Mass 10 a.m. Monday, St. Patrick's Catholic, North Platte. Burial North Platte.

Rosary 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Adams-Swanson Funeral Home, North Platte. SNYDER Elizabeth, 95, Auburn, died Thursday. Survivors: sisters-in-law, Pearl, Auburn, Joy, Nebraska City. Services.

2.30 p.m. Sunday, Casey-Witzenburg Auburn. Burial Sheridan Cemetery, Auburn. THIELE -Johanna 80, Murdock, died Friday at Plattsmouth Manor. Member Trinity Lutheran Church, Murdock.

Survivors: stepdaughter, Faye Thiele, Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Chryse Reed, Weeping Water; brother, William Jacobsen, Omaha. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Trinity Lutheran Church, Murdock. Rev.

McCollough. Burial church cemetery. ClementsFuneral Home, Elmwood. $30,000 Disabled' In State No objections but some praise for the cooperative advisory council progress between public and private agency representatives marked the public hearing Friday on the 1973 Developmental Disabilities Services State Plan. This document will form the base for priorities for some $150,000 anticipated as Nebraska's share of the federal program for the new year.

It is estimated by latest available figures that there are disabled Nebraskans in need. The federal program helps the mentally retarded, the cerebral palsied and the epileptic with some 15,000 in the first category and about 7,420 in each of the other two developmentally disabled groups. The new plan, based on program deficits, proposed 1973 funds be divided by $40,000 for statewide services and $15,000 for each of the six regions. Regional service priorities are varied but the statewide services priorities for grants would be those providing a mobile diagnostic unit to provide about 400 clients with certain diagnosis and treatment referrals, or a statewide advocacy program for the developmentally disabled. The latter would use existing consumer groups and agencies for information and referral services, sociolegal services and public education.

It is projected that 1,500 clients could be served by these agencies. The new plan also provides that technical assistance in community organization should be provided by the advisory and planning council in Nebraska's 20 designated poverty area counties. The Farm outlook is important. Complete coverage of the latest of importance to agriculture appears on the "Sunday Journal and Star" farm page. Lincoln, Neb.

Journal, Saturday, July 1, 1972 30 Day Precipitation Outlook NEAR NORMAL ABOVE NORMAL ABOVE NORMAL ABOVE NEAR NORMAL NORMAL BELOW NORMAL BELOW NORMAL From: 7. 1 Te Date: NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA 30 Day Temperature Outlook BELOW NEAR NORMAL NEAR NORMAL BELOW NORMAL ABOVE NORMAL NORMAL. Prem: 72 Te 7 Date: NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 150- COLD a 60 .60 160 170 .70 Showers Shew FORECAST Low I Temperatures 70 Expected Figures Until 'Sunday Morning isolated Precipitation Net Indicated- Consult Lecel Forecast Official National Weather Service Forecasts NEBRASKA East: Cloudy, cooler, chance rain Saturday night, Sunday.

Lows 55-65. Highs Sunday 80- 85. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night Sunday Platte Valley South: Cloudy, cooler, chance rain Saturday night, Sunday. Lows 55-65. Highs Sunday 75-83.

Precipitation probabilities Saturday night Sunday Sandhills: Cloudy, cooler, chance rain Saturday night, Sunday. Lows 55-65. Highs 75- 83. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night Sunday Panhandle: Cloudy, cooler, chance rain Saturday night, Sunday. Lows 50-60.

Highs Sunday 70-80. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night, Sunday EXTENDED FORECAST For the three-day period, Monday through Wednesday, little precipitation expected. Highs mid 60s, low northwest, mid 70s, low 80s southeast. Lows 40s northwest, 50s southeast. BORDERING STATES Iowa: Sunny, hot.

Missouri: Cloudy, rain. Kansas: Cloudy, rain. Youth Drowns; In Swimming Near Fremont Drownings 1972 1971 Nebraska 13 20 Lancaster County 1 Lincoln 1 Fremont (-William Christensen, about 16, son of Mrs. Nola Christensen of Omaha, drowned shortly before noon Friday, at Ridgewood Lake, of here. Dodge County Deputy Sgt.

Floyd Small said the youth had been swimming with a group of friends at the time of the accident. A witness, Mrs. Dorothy Dvorak of Omaha, told officers the boy yelled for help several times but no one was able to reach him in time to save him. His body was recovered a short time later. June 10 Mishap Injuries Claim Life of Woman Traffic Fatalities 1972 1971 Nebraska 193 187 Lancaster County 8 13 Lincoln 3 6 By Associated Press The Nebraska State Patrol said Saturday that Alice Mae Jackson, 30, of Kansas City, has died of injuries suffered in a traffic accident June 10.

The patrol said she was a passenger in a car driven by Richard R. Watson, also of Kansas City. The crash occurred five and one-half miles south of Plattsmouth on U.S. 73-75, the patrol reported. Is Business Booming? Financial pages of the "Sunday Journal and Star" tell you.

You'll also be interested in company promotions and forecasts for the months ahead. Colorado: Cloudy, rain. Wyoming: Cloudy, rain. South Dakota: Cloudy, rain. LINCOLN DATA Temperatures year ago: high 87, low 66.

Record high 108, 1933; low 50, 1924. Sunset 9:02 p.m., Sunrise 5:59 a.m. Barometer reading 1 p.m., 29.78. Wind velocity 10 m.p.h. from south.

Relative humidity 1 p.m., Precipitation: month to date 0 inches, normal 0 inches. Growing Season (Apr. 1 to Oct. 30) to date 12.46, normal to date 10.29. Year to date 14.40 inches; normal 14.17 inches.

LINCOLN TEMPERATURES Friday 4 a.m. :.66 5 .96 5 a.m, .63 6 p.m. .95 6 a.m. .63 7 p.m. 94 7 a.m.

65 8 p.m. .89 8 a.m. .70 9 p.m. 81 9 a.m. 76 10 p.m.

77 10 am. .81 11 p.m. .77 12 p.m. .67 Saturday .72 p.m. .90 12 a.m.

2 p.m. a.m. .69 3 p.m. .94 ...92 3 2 a.m. .67 4 p.m.

.96 a.m. .66 no address. No children. Married March 25, 1972, Lincoln. Livers, Kathleen Steven, no address.

Wife asks 1 child, child support. Married 1969, Lincoln. Summers, Gary Buffington Martha Keller, no address. No children. Married Aug.

23, 1971, Webster Groves, Mo. Conceal Stolen Property (CC) Crow, Paul James, no age, 1011 Dawes, (allegedly less $100 value), innocent plea, dismissed county attorney's request. POLICE ACTIVITY Arrests .....21 Juveniles 2 Car 17 Sex Crime 0 Bad Check 0 Stolen Car 0 Bites 0 Thefts ......13 Drunks 6 Vandalism 5 In Jail .....90 Drugs Arrests 0 COURT ACTIVITY All pleaded guilty unless indicated. All Municipal Court unless Indicated as County (CC), District (DC), or Federal (FC). Age, address, if any, from court record.

Court costs In addition to fines. Assault Battery (CC) Brethouwer, Harold, no age, 2825 (allegedly Donna Belle Fitzpatrick), innocent plea, trial July 26, $200 bond. Resist Officer (CC) Zook, Robert 29, 1115 31 (allegedly Officer Miller), also intoxication, innocent pleas, trials Aug. 2, $300 bond. Destruct Poperty (CC) Stokes, Patrick 26, 3949 19, (allegedly Duane H.

Wilkinson), innocent plea, trial Aug. 9, $100 bond. FIRE ACTIVITY Alarms .....11 Rescues 0 False 0 No Alarm 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Transfers over $25,000 Paisleys, Donald C. to Litchfields, John part L14, B5, Woodsshire, $49,000. Adamses, Donald F.

to Rutfords, Robert 7720 Hazelwood, $45,000. Givens, Leo F. Ethel E. Christopherson to Larsons, Christian 4730 Woodhaven $13,500. Brays, William A.

to St. Clairs, Harold part L13, B10, Trendwood, $43,000. Sankeys, Roy A. to Buis, Melvin H. Dorothy, part $28, TIN, R8E, $25,000.

Electric Realty Co. to Chandler, Eleanor L1-7, B83 LA-7 B72, Lincoln Land Co.s $72,000. Meanses, Franklin H. to Doyles, Thomas 76 00 Garland, $38,000. DISCOMFORT INDEX-79 (Temperature-Humidity Index expressed in relationship to norm of 75 In Lincoln at 1 p.m.) NEBRASKA Alliance Beatrice Chadron Grand Island Imperial Lincoln 89 60 Norfolk 96 65 99 69 North Platte 57 92 57 98 64 97 62 Scottsbluff 92 90 64 Sidney 89 51 97 63 Valentine 94 58 REGIONAL Goodland 88 59 Topeka 94 63 Concordia 96 68 Sioux City 95 66 Temperatures Albuquerque 95 64 Anchorage 58 48 Atlanta 86 62 Billings 91 50 Bismarck 85 54 Boston 65 59 Brownville 91 77 Buffalo 66 61 Casper 92 55 Chicago 86 72 Cleveland 73 61 Worth 90 75 Denver 87 59 Des Moines 92 68 Detroit 76 61 Fargo 88 60 Helena 83 45 Honolulu 87 74 Kansas City 88 67 Las Vegas 114 85 Elsewhere Little Rock 94.70 Los Angeles 84,65 Miami Beach 87 80 Milwaukee 87 60 Paul 85 63 New Orleans 95-74 Philadelphia 80 64 Phoenix 112 79 Portland, Me.

62 55 Portland, Ore. 82 56 Rajid City 83 57 Richmond 82 65 St. Louis 94-71 Salt Lake City 97 62 San Diego 72 63 San Francisco 82 53 Seattle 73 52 Tucson 105 73 Washington 78.66 Wichita 98 66 Love Library Addition Gets Federal Help Word came Friday afternoon from the office of Congressman Charles Thone that the U.S. Office of Education has granted $280,028 for construction of an addition to Love Memorial Library at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The grant is awarded on a 2-1 matching basis with state funds already appropriated.

The present building at 13th and was started in April, 1941, and completed in 1943 when it was billed as "a dream come true." As University reading collections grew over the years the present library seemed to shrink until it bulged and spilled over into a series of separate special collections scattered across the sprawling UNL campus. NU administrators have given the library addition ha top priority among capital improvement projects for several years but time and again funding has been cut and building plans delayed. Students efforts to "Make Love No. 1" raised several thousand dollars this past year and focused statewide attention on the need for immediate action on the library dilemma. Current plans indicate that hopefully, bids may be let late this summer on what is now estimated as a $3.5 million project..