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Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraska lounml Dwmber i. Norfolk Air Is Cleared Osborne Says All Mental Hospitals in New Program Morrison Named Head 7S? orif Funeral Will Be Monday Of Nebraskaland Group BKSS I Dr Robert Osborne made it clear Friday all throe state mental hospitals int'hidinn the one at i he i in the lompro- licnsue menial health MT MOO-, i i a bomy In the State Institutions Hept Tlie in.stitutions Dept depu- tv medical director used the annual meeting ot a i to mental hospitals and I'eatnee State Home to olcai 10 air on Norfolk State Hospital i Hemann ol- i a it mr.ht a to ilosed foi Ku ol pi i i a 1 stall Dr. Osborne said additional such as da hospital t-are and children and adolescent treatment us part of a romprehenshe mental health concept are being added to Norfolk Hospital despite its admitted shortages in physicians and nurses. It is possible, he continued that the department will lune to ask if inpatient tot REST ASSURED nrjrit or tl linr lif i I in ed m' I I I I-un know that .1 nil of the f.imiK lirMHiif. ill a i i a prescription.

I mot tru'-totl i i is lust a phone- tall a And niclit or (lav, rain or a prescription i-. urcdrcl it will be right to llir fio it iloor. FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN IBM HUM Mk i Mr ait. 1142 so.i st 432-1246 Ahnyi pwnty erf I rat pwVmt at 1701 so.i7HiSt 423-2329! FKE DELIVERY 6ILMOUR-DANIELSON I DRUG COMPANY, PROFESSIONAL fctUMtiwd PHARMACISTS medical patients can be con-1 To those members who tinned at i 1 if stalf complained and asked just iii some MX i what is the job of these i i.tns mid -0 registered nur.ses five-member boards to the not elosed over a long pe- lour institutions, Dr Osborne nod tmreed their workload has In thi.s mmht been light i into a inpa- Ho proposed another i si i 11 job for them is to work i a i not a each institution to determine ill to Dr what accepted daily proce- Osbcino He implied no oth- dures between staff and pa- ei i would be dropped tients are not the best in- but i mprehensive terests of the latter group health plannm-i added. but also are "de-humanizing." No lleplacement New Committee Under no urt-miutances.

he Dr Osborne suggested each i the existing institution might establish a a hospitals be replaced new committee on de-hu- i or resiona! mamzation irom staff mem- mental health bers ranging from a laundry program meetnm all needs of uonpr er to to Personnel all patients soes forward in Thls uld isk i Hork the a( board It is the department's in- on such int as nal tention to use the hospitals privacy, freedom of move- as locations for the additional nt ch to select phases of comprehensive ood rather than having it mental health programs: par- doi by cafeteria line em- tial (da.v or night) ployes-'all of which dehu- zation, outpatient care, emer- mamzes the patient and can enc care, consultation and TM nln in a lifehme rest- education, pius existing impa- suffering from institu- tient serMces. tlonal These same i services Stat Instltuttl10 st DiroeCt i segments of com- Don Duncan told the group prehensile mental health pro- a series of meetings is grams will be the goal of cen- desirable with each advisory ters established elsewhere boar as findings from the when a mental hospital is $150-000 legislative ordered in- not available. Dr. Osborne stitution study are completed, said. It is his intention now to seek state matching for a eommumtv or communities i i evidence of local support to set up such programs tor "continuity of care for the mentally ill." Federal aid also is available.

He said not every community can have such a center for the same reason Norfolk hospital staffing is in difficulties: lack of qualified per- Oregon U. Paper Levels Charge Of Eugene, Ore. It was censorship, says the student newspaper, when the University of Oregon athletic department delayed a special homecoming edition. Former Gov. Frank Morrison i a was president ot the Nebraska- land Foundation Morrison replaces Charles Chafe of i 1 who has held the post four years a asked to be relieved of the duties.

i a a Morrison to serve as secretary of the body. Lawrence Youngman of Omaha was re-elected to one vice presidency- The will be filled by Byron Dunn of Li.icoln, who will have special responsibilities for the Nebraskalanders project D. Newberry of North Plattc, retiring vice president, was named treasurer. Those elected to the board included: oMrrison; Ron Al- len, Grand Island; Ann Mor-1 rissey, Hastings, and Newman, Stuart. Accepting the presidency, Morrison stated Nebraska is still undersold nationally.

He offered two proposals for promoting the state: --In view of the hoof and mouth disease in England and the England originallv exported cattle to this country. Nebraska should explore through the attache the reverse export of livestock to Britain as seed stock. enthusiasm and contacts of the Centennial Commission should be turned over to the Foundation, not simply allowed to be forgotten. The Foundation to hold its next meeting at the Stuhr Museum Grand Island. Hv ron Lawrence IJunn Youngman President Vice President W.

1). Newberry Treasurer Charles Chafe Secretary Motor Mistake Akron, Ohio (L'PD--A popular motoring misconception is that tires give better traction in snow if the inflation pressure is reduced. Just the opposite is true, according to engineers at Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. They say motorists should maintain recommended tire inflation pressures at all times ior best performance. Funeral will be 10 a.m.

Monday at St. John's Catholic Church. 7601 Vine, for Mrs. William (Vera Brandorff, 68, of 7940 Vegas Rd. Mrs.

Brandorff, a retired school teacher, died Thursday. A graduate of a State College, Mrs. Brandorff was issued the i Master's degree from State College in 1937. She began her teaching ca- i eer in i and also taught at St. Edward a Smithfield.

She taught in Tal- msie schools from 1944 to 1957 and in Brule from 1957 until 1965 when she retired. Survivors include her husband; sons, William London, England. Edward Denver; daughters, Mrs. non- aid (Regina) McKee, Lincoln; mother, Mrs. i a Gothenburg; sister, I Mrs.

Jane Oldfather, Lexing- half brothers, Stuart, Warren and James Mitchell, Robert Stevens; half sisters, 1 Mrs. Ada Ulfers, Mrs. Amy Hack, Mrs. Esther Khar and 112 grandchildren. Pesky Sneezes York (UPI) Those pesky sneezes are costing Americans $100 million a eai.

That's the price, studies show, that Americans pay their doctors annually hay fever injection therapy. Bloodmobile Driver Still Hospitalised Robert B. Cushing, 46. Omaha, was still under observation at Lincoln's Veterans Hospital Friday in an effort to solve the mystery surrounding the Red Cross Bloodmobile driver. A spokesman for the hospital said the diagnosis had not been confirmed regaiding the possibility of Cushing's suffering amnesia.

He was listed in satisfactory condition at the hospital Friday Cushing was located in Lincoln Thursday at 10th and Sts. after disappearing from his overturned truck about two i nirth of McCool Junction a 1 Wednesday morning. He told investigating authorities he had no idea how he got to Lincoln. After a scries of tests the spokesman said, it did not up- ppar Cushing was internally injured. He said test results would not be immediately.

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