Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 19

Thursday, August 2, 1973 Lincoln, Neb. Journal 19 THINGS TO DO IN LINCOLN Channels Seen in Lincoln irwi Ji Thursday Program Listings as Provided by Stations Symbol Explanations carried gu Lincoln catv 1 6pecial Good Viewing 4 KIITL (ABC) Superior 1 I S) Repeat (B) Black, not color 5 KHAS (NBC) Hastings i Cable TV and Number 9 Programmed Locally DMiqnatcs Lincoln CATV Channel Number alimiiiiiuiiiiiiii Brownville Carson House. Historical Society Museum Carriage House Gallery. 1-6 p.m., Sat Sun. holidays 10 a.m.-6 p.m, to Sept 1.

Guided tours of Brownville phone 402-8254001 for reservations. Belle of Brownville dinner cruises, daily 6 p.m.. Sun, noon to Sept. 402-825-6441 for reservations Blacksmith Shop ft Bink Museum Steele City. Sundays 1-5 p.m.

to Sept. 1. Village Doll Museum Palmyra, daily 1-5 p.m. Emergency Numbers Etriergency Police. Fire, Sheriff, Ambulance, Heart Attack, dial 911; Electrical, 474211.

Gas. 475-5921, Medical 432-5433, Personal Emotional Crisis, 475-5171 Elderly Information, 477-1241 Poison Information Omaha, 8d0-228-95rl Lincoln 473-3244. 2LEmeJ'9encY Preparedness (OEP) 2902 Old Federal 911 Walnut. Kansas Cifn Mo JlitfiLWfll Better Business Bureau, Lincoln 432-3329 or 800-742-7327 Omaha 800-642-9322 Daily Record "Die Fledermaus" opera Kimball Hall, 11-R, 8 p.m. Horse Racing Fairgrounds.

5 p.m. "Fireman's Flame" -Melted drammer; Gas Light, 322 9. 9 p.m. Kids Carnival Arnold School. 5300 Knight.

p.m. U.S. Amateur Roller Skating Championships sponsored by Roller Skating Rink Operators Auditorium, 15-N. p.m. Duplicate Bridge 2738 South, 7:30 p.m.

Government Meetings Rural Water District 1 825 8 p.m. Conferenrps IVpH Registered Sheep Breeders annual, Gay Nineties, 1316 N. 7:30 p.m. Calendar Citizens for Survival Human Services, Lincoln Center. 15-N.

7 p.m. Poor House Coalition, 863 22, 7 p.m Alcoholics Anonymous Study Group, 2015 16, 8:30 p.m. Al-Anon Family, 35-F, 8 p.m Friday "Taming of the Shrew" Neb production, Howell Theater, 12-R, 8 p.m. Neb. Registered Sheep Breeders "Top of Flock" Show Sale Fairgrounds, 1 p.m.

Horse Racing Fairgrounds, jytm I SATELLITE i CLUB 2 menu for Fri. 83 COLD PLATE Two cheeses, roast beef, baked 0 ham, turkey, corned beef, and three bean salad. (includes choice of cacktoil) $1.45 BAKED SALMON LOAF with lemon sauce SIRLOIN STROGANOFF 1.85 fl KMTV (NBC) Omaha WOW (CBS) Omaha I KETV (ABC) Omaha KOLN (CBS) Lincoln Carried QJj Uoccin CAT' IBB KL'ON (ETV) Lincoln i TV TEE-HEES 'He suffering shell shock -cut down his viewing of the news'" 'F French Chef 3:30 Cartoons Movies: Island of Lost Souls' (DOni Cartoon Corral (DO013 Educational Tl Firing Line Th Chan-ese Cooking House, Home 04 All My Children 05 Burke's Law Drama 4:00 Flintstones Cartoons 0 Big Valley-Western (DO ID Mike Douglas Clorish Leachman 030013 Mr. Rogers 01 Family Hour Pufnstuff-Cartoon 09 Little Rascals Com 4:30 Get Smart-Comedy (DO013 Electric Co. 04 Brady Bunch Family 05 Spotlight 09 Jim, Tammy 5:00 Hogan's Heroes Com To Tell Truth Game News (DO013 Sesame Street 04 Green Acres Comedy 05 New Zoo Revue 5:30 Most: News 09 Fireball XL-5 Fremont Man Dies Traffic Fatalities County -Lincoln 1973 1972 224 246 18 11 .74 OMAHA.

Neb. AP)-A Fremont man was killed Thursday in a hit-run accident on the northwestern outskirts of Omaha. The victim was identified by a spokesman for Methodist Hospital as Duane R. Kern. 41 A witness said a 1973 car with a white top over red or maroon body, made a left turn in front of the cycle at the State Street intersection on Highway 133 and the collision occurred.

Officers said the cycle was southbound on 133 and the car was northbound. Deputies were told the driver stopped temporarily and then drove away The victim was dead at the scene. AH events free unless "Die Fledermaus" opera Kimball Hall. 11-R. 8 p.m.

"Fireman's Flame" Meller-drammer; Gas Light. 322 9. 9 p.m. U. S.

Amateur Roller Skating Championships sponsored by Roller Skating Rink Operators Auditorium, 15-N. 7 a.m.-11:30 p.m. "Animal Town of Prairie" "American Flamingo" Ager Nature Center films; Pioneers Park Activities 7:15 p.m. Duplicate Bridge 2738 South. 7:30 p.m Government Meetings Legislative Council Retirement Ag.

Environment Com. both Capitol, 15-K, 9 a.m.: Hospital Medical Facilities Advisory Council, Lincoln 10 a.m.: Neb. Library 1420 P. 10:30 a.m.: Bd. Zoning Appeals.

County-City 10-J, 2:30 p.m. Conferences Neb. Government Institute, NU Oldfather Hall. 12-U; Sales Training. Reading Workshop Arithmetic Workshop, all at Neb.

Center. 33-Holdrege. Calendar Alcoholics Anonymous Young People, Hope 2015 16, 8:30 p.m. Kiwanis, Elks Club. 15-P, noon.

Sightseers Capitol 15-K, Sun. 2. 2.45. 3:30 p.m. 9, 10.

11 a.m., 1, 2, 3, 3:45 p.m. Holidays and Sat. 10, 11 a.m., 1, 2, 3. 3:30 m' Abraham Lincoln statue by uaniei rencn commemorating Jettysburg address, west en- trance (14-J). Children's Zoo-31-A, Tue.

Thurs-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. Wed. 11 p.m Sun. holidays 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Bird- cage Theater performances Wed 1:30, 7 p.m..

Sun. 30 2:30 p.m. Municipal Zoo-1300 27, monkeys, birds, Sun. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Wed-Sat. 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m., Tue.

9 a.m.-6 p.m. University-State Museum 14-U, Halls of Elephants, Man, wildlife. Health, Sun. holidays 1.30-5 p.m., Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-5 p.m Ceres Transparent Woman demonstrations Sun holidays. 2, 3, 4 p.m., Mon -Fri 3:45 p.m., Sat 10:30 a.m.

2 p.m Mucer Planptnrinm Skv ShOWS Sat holidays 2:30 and Ills Curtain 9:00 P.M'. Curtain 9:00 P.M. Wed. and Thurs. only Hove Fun.

ITALIAN FOOD is featured here In person at Tony Luigi's RALPH WINN Mr. Music A comedian, ploy II instrumtnis, tings Hit stow that you will want to mi igaiii and tgwi Otof) to 1 p.m., 2-4 all followed by 2:45 p.m. Wilderness Park Van i5orn to Salbllo on 27th; open sunrise to sunset Historical Society Museum, 15-R, p.m., Mon-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Statehood" Memorial restored 1889 home of Thos. Kennard, 1627 H.

Son. 2-5 9 a.m.-l p.m. and p.m. Sheldon-12-R, 2-5 p.m.. 10 a.m.-5p.m.

Sculpture Garden always open. Nebraska ETV Center-1800 33, tours by appointment. Pioneers Park Van Dorn-Burlington. buffalo, deer. elk.

antelope, goats, llamas, ducks, 6 a.m.-midnight. Ager Nature Center, daily 8:30 a.m.-sundown. guided tours by appointment at center. Sunken Gardens 27-D, always open. City Parks Open sunrise to midnight.

Tennis Courts Cooper Park. 6-D; Woods Park, 33-J; Roberts Park. 56-A; University Place Park. 4900 Leighton; Peter Pan Park. 30-W: College View Frrk, Lincoln Heights, 13-Judson.

GdH Courses Colonial Golf Club. 121 Skyway all day; Hidden Valley Golf Course Club. SE on Hwy 2 to Pine Lake turn left 2 miles, all day; Holmes Golf Course, 3701 70. day: Pioneers Golf Course. Pioneers Park, all day: Junior Golf Course, Normal-South Swimming Pools Antelope Pool, 2300 Arnold Heights Pool.

2268 Lincoln Air Park West; Ballard Park Pool. 66-Keamey; Belmont Pool. 12-Manatt; Eden Park Pool. 46-Eden; Irvingdale Pool, 19-Van Dora; University Place Pool, 4900 Lexington; Woods Pool. 33-J; Port-a-Pool, Clinton School, 1520N29; daily p.m.

I -N Southeast INebre ska. Thursday 'Night Watch" Brownville Village Theatre, 8 p.m. Pied Pipers Children's Theatre Hastings Alexander Park. 7:30 p.m Pawnee County Fair Pawnee City Fairgrounds. Thayer County Fair Deshler Fairgrounds Friday "Remarkable Mr.

Pen-nypacker" Brownville Village Theatre, 8 p.m. 4-H FFA District Dairy Show Grand Island. 4-H Club Fair Fremont. Pawnee County Fair Pawnee City Fairgrounds. Thayer County Fair Deshler Fairgrounds.

Summer Music Festival Brownville. Astronomical League Assn. Lunar Planetary Observers annual Creighton Rigge Hall. Omaha. Sightseers Museums House of Yesterday Hastings, Sun.

and holidays. 1-5 p.m., 8 a.m.-" p.m. Stuhr, Grand Island, Sun. 1-7 p.m., 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Offutt AFB, Omaha, daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Union Pacific, Omaha, 1416 Dodge, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-l p.m. Wilber Czech, Sun. 2-5 p.m.

May Historical, Fremont. Wed. Sun. p.m. Weeping Water, 2-5 p.m.

or by appointment 267-3645. table Rock, Sun. 2-5 p.m. or by appointment, Mrs. Lawrence Stehlik 839-4242: Joslyn, 2218 Dodge, Omaha, Sun.

1-5 p.m., 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Palmer, 7-Grant, York, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-noon. Arbor Lodge State Park-NW tedge Nebraska City, daily, 8 Fontenelle Forest Bellevue, daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Bankrupt aShaketfs for lunch. .79 Com into Stoni for limch.

tit much ot you wont. And pay the ridiculously low ptlct ot $1.49. Even you hove ten tliiet of piuo, Iwe pitcis of JL ihicken, two otden of totod end three of potoiots, el a voupovhtM! Wo may go bonk fupl bul you ture worfl go hungry. 360 N.48fh. Ph.

434-8328 XT i h. rm. EdDEIBY PARKER Emma. 99. Tecumseh.

died Wednesday Life long Johnson, Tecumseh resident. Sruvivors: son. Louis Parker. Licking. daughter.

Mrs. Marie Mosher, Auburn; sisters, Mrs. Viola Hildrebrand. Meridian, Mrs. Mae Ferguson, Eckley.

Colo 6 grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m Friday Wherry Mortuary Chapel Burial: Tecumseh Cemetery PARKER Raymon 71 Hardy, died Tuesday Born Kansas. WWII veteran Retired maintenance man. Member Seventh-Day Adventist. Nelson.

Survivors: wife. Vera (Bealli foster son Richard Jacobs Colorado; brothers. George R. Bridgeport, sisters. Mrs.

Lola Oppie. Kansas City Lila Clark. Sterling. Colo Services: 2 p.m Friday Hodgman-Splain-Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A Roca Cemetery Pallbearers John Robert. Hugh Beall.

Larry Beall. Richard Beall. Jeff Kushner ROSENBERGER Ray 66. Verdon. died Wednesday Survivors: wife, Florence daughter Mrs Robert (Betty Miller.

Falls City brother Earl Omaha, sister Mrs. George Odiet Palmer. Omaha, two grandsons. Services: 10.30 a.m Saturday Dorr Funeral Home. Falls City The Rev Otto Spehr Burial St Mark's Lutheran Cemetery Ver don.

TeKOLSTE Bertha 89 Firth, died Wednesday in Lincoln Housewife Charter member Firth Reformed Church. Women's Guild. Survivors, sons Albert. Gerald, both Firth, daughter. Mrs.

Sam Zenie Meinen, Firth, sisters. Mrs. Jane DeBoer, Mrs. Delia Prange. both Firth 6 grandchildren.

5 great grandchildren. Services: 1.30 p.m. Friday Firth Reformed Pastor Kenneth Hartgerink. Burial Hollland. Neb.

Memorials to Firth Reformed. Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th. Pallbearers: William Helmink. Wilbur Vandergriend.

Leon Vandergriend, Alvin TenHulzen. Gene TenHulzen. Clyde Prange. WEYERS Henry 74. Burr, died Wednesday Sur vivors sons.

Mylon. Lincoln. Gilbert, Bennet. Larry Lynchburg. daughters.

Mrs Arnold Agnes Klein, Burr. Mrs Elmer Maxine Steinkuhler. Burr Mrs Charles iMarjoriei Radcr. Alvo, Mrs Floyd 'Bettei Headley Omaha brothers. Walter.

Lincoln Harold, Edgar, both of Sterling sisters. Mrs Dora Kelle. Mrs. Martha Ross Mrs Anna Wilhelm, Mrs. Linda Fischer, all of Lincoln, Mrs.

Esther Allen. Chicago; 20 grandchildren Services: 2 p.m Saturday St John's Lutheran. Tecumseh. The Rev Karl Weinrich. Burial Tecumseh Cemetery Tonsing-Fusselman-Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse.

Memorials to St. John's Lutheran Fowler Seeks Study State Sen. Steve Fowler, a member of the Legislature's Urban Affairs Committee, says he is reviewing the statutes on campaign spending and disclosure in light of some questions raised recently about the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce. Fowler said he had a copy of a letter dated July 15 addressed to the Secretary of State, raising a series of questions with regard to filings by the Chamber in connection with a $5,010 contribution made to a political committee in the last Lincoln municipal election. He said the letter, signed by 11 Lincoln citizens petitions the secretary to look into the matter.

At issue is the question of whether the Chamber or some of its members may be in violation of a law which requires that corporations -which contribute to a political committee, file the amount and recipient within five days of the contribution. The law also stipulates that such contributions cannot be made within six days before or after the lee election. Ralph Englert, deputy secretary of state, said the office is only a filing agency in the matter and cannot begin an investigation. He said he did not know whether the secretary, who is out of town, has received such a letter or not. Fowler, who is taking a broad look at all state campaign spending laws as part of an interim study, says he is concerned, first, that some violation may have occurred and secondly that citizens may not be getting responses to their requests for investigation of alleged violations.

Lincoln BLOCK Theodore 71, 3234 No. 52nd, died Tuesday. Survivors: wife, Anna; son; three brothers; two grandchildren; great-grandson. Private Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Tonsing-Fusselman-Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse.

Rev Stephen Evans. Park Hill Cemetery, Syracuse. Memorials Northeast Community Church. COBLEIGH Clair 72, Long Beach Calif died Tuesday Former Lincoln resident for 55 years. Retired president, owner, Cobleigh Electric Lincoln.

Born Orchard Member American Legion Post 3. WWI veteran. Survivors, wife. Ruth. son.

Wendell. Lincoln, daughter. Mrs Beverly Weston. Kabul. Afghanistan, six grandchildren, one great grandchild.

Roper Sons. 4300 O. Outstate DARGEL William 89. Garland, died Tuesday Retired farmer Survivors; nieces and nephews Services: 2 p.m Friday. Wood Brothers Chapel.

Seward Rev Paul Heitmann Burial. Seward Cemetery DOWLING Mrs Ruth 80 Wausa, died Tuesday Survivors: sons, Norton. Bennet. Melvin. Glen, both Randolph.

Vernon. Lincoln, daughter Mrs Albert Lulu 1 Rose. Lincoln; brother. Phillip Axelson, Oakland, sisters. Mrs.

Carl Lului Larson. Randolph. Mrs Lena Mae Grevers. Michigan-, 28 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren.

Services: 2 p.m Friday, United Methodist, Carroll. Randolph Cemetery HOWARD Leo (53, Strausburg, died Tuesday Survivors, brothers. Earl. Shubert. Raymond.

Salem, Willis. Brownville. Services: 10:30 a.m. Friday Casey-Witienburg Funeral Chapel, Auburn. Prairie Union Cemetery Shubert.

MASTIN Mrs. Helen. 79, Auburn, died Wednesday Survivors daughters. Mrs Bill Janet 1 Read. LaHabra.

Calif, Mrs Harold Helen Mariei Moody. Auburn: five grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; sisters. Mrs. I. W.

Wheeler, Fremont. Mrs. May, Omaha. Services: 2 p.m. Friday First Presbyterian.

Auburn. Sheridan Cemetery, Auburn. McGREW Winnie 84. Seward, died Wednesday. Member Seward Presbyterian.

American Legion Auxiliary. Secretary for McGrew Insurance Agency for over 30 years. Survivors: brother. Carl. Seward; sisters.

Mrs. Carrie Hughes. Seward, Mrs. William Merle 1 Rusie, Sioux City, Iowa. Services: 10 a.m.

Friday, Wood Brothers Chapel, Seward. Rev Charles Gates. Burial. Greenwood Cemetery J. R.

Downing Sr. locally-funded projects. The ordinance could deter Radial construction, he said. Public Works Director Bob Obering told hesitant Council members last Monday to consider the ordinance carefully, because federal regulations will require Lincoln to adopt a projects "action plan" by Nov. 1 anyway.

Commenting on Obering's remark, Kelley said the "action plan" might not be retroactive, adding, "don't let them (city officials) trick you." Also discussed was the $5010 contributed last April by the Chamber of Commerce to support the Committee to Oppose Amendment Two in last May's election. The committee opposed the Amendment, designed to end the radial project. The money was later replaced by several Lincoln business interests. The legality of the Chamber's actions have been questioned. 4 Germans Swim to West Lueneburg, Germany (AP) Four East Germans between 20 and 30 years old slipped through the border control system and then swam 150 yards across the Elbe River to West Germany Monday, border police reported.

I jj' ''w' 6:00 Most: Sevis Star Trek Adventure 013 French Chef 09 Thunderbirds 6:30 Truth or Consequences Dragnet Crime Drama (DSTl Hollywood Squares 03Q813 House, Home 04 Chicago, Colo. Days 05 To Tell Truth 7:00 O05 Helen Reddy-Variety Chuck Berry Pointer Sisters. Robert Klein OlDOU Waltons-Drama Flamboyant actress stranded at Waltons" O04 Mod Squad-Drama Investigation of art thefts turns up unexpected culprit (DQ013 Watergate Today's heanng aired 09 Anthony Adverse 8:00 O05 Ironside-Drama Old Ironside adversary released from prison plans million dollar caper Movie Drama 'Death of a Salesman' Aging traveling salesman realizes that his life has been meaningless, none of his dreams have come true. Lee Cobb. Mildred Dunnock.

George Segal 1966 O04 Kung Fu-Drama Caine teaches prospector that good turn obligates beneficiary to 10 good deeds (DOS) Baseball Kansas City Chicago 9:00 O05 Music Country- Var Loretta Lynn, Lynn Anderson. Kris Kristofferson 60m O04 Sts of San Francisco Prison inmate becomes murder suspect, asks police help 10:00 Most: News 09 Lincoln Horse Races 10:30 O05 Tonight Show- Talk OffiJOIT Movie: "Waco' Western deals with restoration of law, order in town plagued by corruption. Jane Russell. Howard Keel ID Mov: 'Some May Live' US Intelligence attempts cracking spy ring; Joseph Cotten. Martha Hyer 04 Jekyle, Hyde 09 Mov.

'Light Brigade' 12:00 Untouchables Drama 12:10 Movie Drama Lightning Strikes Twice" Actress falls in love with rancher suspected oi murdering his wife 1951 12:30 Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde Conclusion: murder, mayhem G9 Mov: Torrid Zone' MORNING 7:00 O0S Today Show News Morning Show 7:30 'Mi Christophers iF' For Women 8:00 O0ir Capt. Kangaroo Mi News Conference T-W' Farm Topics (Thl Area Issues (F) Camera: Mid America 04 Jack LaLanne 8: 15 (T) Area Executive (W) Really Something 8:30 (W) Scene 04 Barbara Walters 8:45 Morning News 9:00 O05 Dinah's Place OQD0H) Romper Room Bradv Bunch Family 9:30 O05 Baffle-Game Pyramid-Game Movies: (Fl 'Color Me Dead' (DOTS Woman's World 09 Jim, Tammy 10:00 O05 Wizard of Odds OCDOiTD GambitGame 10:30 O05 Hollywood Squares OID0ID Love of Life 09 Little Rascals Com 11:00 O05 Joepardy Game OiDSTI Young, Restless O04 Password Game QB Thunderbirds 11:30 O05 Who, What, Where OQ30TB Search Serial O04 Split Second Game (DQ013 Leading 09 Fireball XL-5 I AFTERNOON 1 12:00 Most: News 013 Sesame Street 12:30 Conversations OO0TJ World Turns 004 Let's Make Deal 05 Three on Match 1:00 f05 Days of Our Lives OQ30TD Guiding Light O04 Newlywed Game (00013 Reading 1:30 O05 Doctors-Serial O(D01D Edge of Night O04 Girl in My Life (BO013 Mr. Rogers 09 (Ml City Council (T-F) Yoga-Exercise 2:00 O05 Another World-Ser OD0 Oj Price is Right O04 General Hospital (EOQ13 Electric Co.

09 (T-F I Movie 2:30 O05 Peyton Place Ser. OCDQII Match Game O04 One Life to Live (BOQ13 Eucational (M-Thi Yona-Exercise (Fl Erica, Theonle 3:00 O05 Somerset-Serial Merv Griffin-Talk O04 Love American Style D0TD Secrety Storm (DOQ13 Educational A A BALLROOM Aug. 4. (9 to 1) $2.00 Per Person Mixed Drinks and Beer For Reservations, Call 435-9411 Births Tuesday. July 3 1 Schultz, Tyrone Judy McKin-nis 1117 Carver, boy.

Daniel Rodney, SE. Von Gillern, Leslie (Barbara VanBeck Hickman, boy. Mark Allen. SE, Wednesday. August 1 Doane.

Kaye fCathy Carlson 1220 D. B. Duncan, Donald (Pamela Reschmuellen 151 45. boy. Spencer Stephen.

SE. Itzen, Roger (Marjorie Roebke 501 7. boy. B. Rigby, Larry (Diana Smith 3611 girl, Jennifer Jo, SE.

Specht, Gerald (Mary Knuth Ceresco, boy, Mark Gerald. SE. Stutzman, Clay (Linda Nitzsche Milford. girl. Londa Lee.

SE. Thompson. Gary 'Kathy Taylor 3930 68. girl. B.

Thursday. August 2 Ball, Thomas (: (Betty Baker 3234 17. boy. John Charles. G.

Wittstruck, Gary iMarcia Baker 8031 Maplewood. boy. Matthew Allen. G. Marriage Licenses Gill, James Daniel.

Seward ............20 Heinkke, Stephanie Lee. Seward 20 Rife, Roger Stephen. 1228 23 23 Graham, Kolete Lynel, 1425 11 .....20 Hudson, Stephen Allen. Roca .23 Arnold, Sylvia Earlene. 1224 26 Hansen, Arthur 4111 38 Nootz, Irene Eleanor.

1211 IS 48 39 Blevins, Harold Virgil 228 12 22 Trout, Peggy Lee, 1336 19 Vacek, Adolph Dean. Western 20 Soukup, Barbara Ann. 4123 Southgate 19 Benjamin, Roger Lee. 2010 .24 Goodloe, Gretchen Elizabeth, 1820 Prospect .22 Divorces Dissolution No Fault Unless Noted Petitions Robel, David A. Carole 4309 Knox.

Husband asks wife be granted custody 2 children. Married 1967, Lincoln. Foley, Patricia 1237 K. Charles 1916 K. Wife asks custody 1 child, child support.

Married 1971, Lincoln Decrees Booth, Margaret S. Alan J. Wife granted custody 2 children, $300 mo. child support, $300 mo. alimony for 60 months or until remarriage Married 1959 Xenia, Ohio.

Criley, Mary J. Phillip F. Wife granted custody 1 child, $75 mo. cmld support. HusDana granted custody 2 children.

Married 1965, Pocatello, Idaho. Johnson, Mary E. Joseph Jr. Wife granted custody 2 children, $200 mo. child support, $25 mo alimony Married 1966, Lincoln.

Court Activity Speeding (over limit 2() mph) Devitt, Gary 25, 318 Countryside (4525), $25; McCune, Michael 25, Ceresco (90, 65), $42; Boden, Bruce 25, Rt. 1, Sterling (5330), $35. Injury Accidents Police Reports Tuesday A-84 (motorcycle) Herbert W. Sack, 17, Rt. 2, hospitalized.

Civil Cases (DC) Hoffman, Barbara C. Peterson, John B. and Jacqueline, asks $110,000 for alleged injuries to Michael Nyhoff In March 26, 1973 car-motorcycle accident. Downing Elected President Radial Coalition to Continue Activities Of MEllERDRAMMERS Xl "FIREMAN'S FLAME" $1.50 $2.00 ren under 16 one-half price Kss the Villitn Qieer the 322 So. 9th The home of true Italian Food served in an atmosphere of its own.

Fabulous surroundings, plus courteous service makes this the place to dine. Many other fine dinners to choose from too. Your favorite cocktails served from 5 to 1, dining 5 to midnite. Tony Alesio proprietor "I TSODW Jyigns Hero Apparently some people don't believe Lincoln Mayor Sam Schwartzkopf when he says he isn't building a Northeast Radial. The Coalition Against the Radial voted Tuesday not to disband and will continue to keep an eye on actions by the city which might be preparatory to the controversial highway Newly elected chairman of the group, J.

R. Downing who replaces John Stevens Berry, said he plans to contact other citizens groups concerned with the proposed highway so "we will be able to help each other Expecting "dirty" tricks, Downing warned the group of about 30, mostly from the Fremont (St.) Area Citizens' Group, that the city expects the coalition to "give up" on the Radial. Believing the city "has too much involved in the highway," Charles Kitchen, of the Fremont group, related a conversation where Schwartzkopf said the city would be able to build the highway "piecemeal" if it wanted to. Among the projects arousing the coalition's suspicion is an extension of Fremont St. at 70th which coincides with the proposed route of the highway.

City officials say the road under construction Is an entrance for the soon to be developed Mahoney park, and nothing more. Lincoln Atty. James Kelley explained to the group that an ordinance now before the City Council would require application of federal requirements on environmental and social impact and citizen participation to.