Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 2

Nov. 10, Lincoln Evening Journal ami Nrbratka Slain Journal City Access Fund Cut to $300,000 From 81.1 Million Continued from Page 1 lion budgeted this year for preliminary engineering and right of way between Lincoln and Grnad Island and $1.1 million on the Lincoln i route. 'Greatest Need' Brooks told C-ochran the deferment would "insure earliest possible completion of the highway in the area of greatest usage and, consequently, the greatest need." The governor said it is his understanding that until planning and engineering are completed, including a deci- sio by city authorities, any construction funds allocated for the Lincoln city route and the Lincoln-Grand Island segment ''would remain unused for a prolonged period." funds to be shifted from Lincoln and the others involved details in Omaha. Albert Spann, division engineer for the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads, said (he governor's letter Indicated he apparently felt the $4.4 million could be used for construction in Omaha.

"1 can find no other he said. He said one reason all the funds should not be shifted from Lincoln is the money could not be spent for con- structin and there needs to be an "alternate plan" in the Lincoln area. The need for this, Spann continued, is that many problems arise in connection with road building, such as legal difficulties which could stop Highway Dept. officials are i progress, surveying the city's Interstate' Therefore, he added, the i access route and have not i state must have preliminary! completed the job. Deputy engineer and right-of-way ac-1 State Engineer Henry Schlitt! quisition completed in the WIREPHOTO MAYOR'S HELPER--Mayor Paul Egan of Aurora, 111., shakes hands with Mrs.

Shirley Strimple of Chicago, a woman wrestler whom he has appointed as sergeant-at- arms to keep order at city council meetings. Mrs. Strimple was late for her first day of work and missed one of the wildest meetings conducted by the blustery mayor since his feud with other city officials erupted more than a year ago. One photographer was hurt in a fall down a stairwav. Jensen Asks 'Immediate? Action Brooks Urged to Name Power Fact-Finding Unit State Sen.

Hans Jensen of Aurora has- urged Gov. Ralph Brooks to "immediately appoint" a fact-finding committee to look into the Nebraska public power controversy. Jensen said if such a committee and the governor decide it is necessary, a special session of the Legislature should be called to deal with the power matter. "I believe that it is of extreme importance that the power dispute which' is raging and has been raging for some time in Nebraska be settled and that they come to an immediate agreement," Jensen said. He-added: "I believe this because our public power system is being jeopardized 'by this prolonged wrangle over authority." Brooks has said twice that if the power agencies do not get together and solve their problems he may call a tact- finding group that could make recommendations to the Legislature.

stated. The governor said he had no comment on Cochran's statements since he hasn't had time to study them. 'Getting Tired' Regarding the shifting of funds from Lincoln to Omaha, Brooks said. "Hundreds of people are waiting for a determination inOmaha and have been for two years and they are getting tired and I don't blame them." Cochran a i the governor's letter is generally in accord with the Highway Dept's program with some exceptions. One was the amount of area so it can proceed with the program in an "orderly manner." 'Would Interrupt' Deferring right of way and preliminary engineering entirely in the Lincoln area would "actually interrupt orderly plans for the whole system," Spann said.

Brooks asked for a reply from Cochran on a timetable by Nov. 20 but Cochran said he could not comply because of the uncertainty of 1961 funds and administrative ceilings by the federal government on how much money can be spent in any given period. Fund Switch Apparently Surprises Officials Here The million switch in Interstate Highway away from Linconl area projects has apparently Lincoln by surprise. Lincoln officials said they had no forewarning of the switch and were not consulted in advance. The governor said that planning and engineering on the Lincoln access was not ready and that Lincoln city authorities had not yet made a decision on location planning.

government and the state would prepare route plans and submit them to the city caught for approval. Lincoln is on record as recommending 9th and 10th as the terminus for the access route with provisions for later development of another route west of 7th. Question Mark Location of the Interstate interchange near First and Superior has been established, but the access route The city and the state have been at -odds for almost two years on whether the access should or should not cross Oak Lake, eliminating this recreation facility. Tut City Behind' Mayor Pat Boyles said he felt deferment of the Lincoln access route would definitely put Lincoln behind because the city has several traffic problems that can't be solved until the present Interstate access route is completed. The City and State recently agreed to get a definite route for the Interstate Highway access connection to downtown Lincoln "within reasonable time 1 a a meeting between the City Council and state engineering officials.

City officials say the meeting indicated that the federal Death Car Reported Going 50 Miles an Hour Continued from Page 1 skid marks on the drive-in pavement. Police said a Health Dept. analysis of blood samples taken from each of the boys, showed that two of the youths had definitely been drinking and indicated the other two may have been also. Police a i the Health Boston Paper Strike Discussed Boston, Mass. (UPD-- Representatives of 1,150 printers are meeting with federal and state mediators to discuss methods of ending the 5-day old strike against 9 Boston newspapers.

The publishers were not in- vited to the meeting which limit at the location apparently was an effort by the mediators determine the union's exact demands. Officials of striking Local 13, International Typographical 1 Union, have not stated pub- between that point and north of the Burlington tracks is a question mark. Suggested routes crossing Oak Lake or the Hayward School area have both been protested by city planning and park officials. Theie were ambiguities in the governor's letter to State Engineer Roy Cochran that suggested the Interstate traffic might first be spilled off at Waverly's interchange to U.S. Highway 6 rather than come north of Lincoln to the Lincoln interchange serving both Highway 34 and the Interstate access to Lincoln.

Comments of Lincolnites ranged from "no comment" to criticism of the fund switch, John Lawlor, president of licly what contract changes it is seeking But it was believed the union asking for a wage increase substantially exceeding that called for in contracts signed by the publishers and several other mechanical workers' unions. Bank Robbers Sent to Prison Council Bluffs Four men have been sentenced in federal court for the burglary last June 15 of the Mineola. State Bank. Sentenced to 12-year terms were Robert Engler. 20, Beatrice.

Gordon Hopkins. 30, Plattsmouth. and James Bongiomo, 28, Council Bluffs. They were charged with burglary. John Henry Taylor, 29, of Omaha, was sentenced to a Dept.

tests revealed alcoholic content in the Giebelhaus boy's blood, and .08 in that of Chappelle. A person with a count of .15 is presumed under the influence," according to the County Attorney's office. Witnesses told police youths' car had passed another vehicle at about 11 p.m. on Cotner shortly after leaving the drive-in. The automobile's speed was estimated at 50 m.p.h.

Upon passing, the youths' car had to swerve to avoid hitting another auto and in doing so, struck a storm sewer inlet in the curbing, went out of control along the west curb of Cotner and collided with the tree. The car was completely demolished. Officers noted the is 35 m.p.h. Northeast Student The Crook boy was a Northeast High school senior, as is the Gekas youth. Chappelle had attended Northeast and So Say Cookie Washington (UPI) Arthur Goldberg, chief counsel of the United Steelworkers Union, ate at a Chinese restaurant after the Supreme Court rejected his challenge of a Taft- Hartley back-to-work injunction.

Students Blast At Militarism cadets would go but would refuse to to Northfleld, Vt. (UPD--Up- per classmen have rebelled against "West Point militarism" at Norwich University, the nation's oldest private military- college. About 500 students staged a barracks sit-down strike and refused to go to breakfast. A student spokesman said the same lunch, march. He said 'the protest was directed at the banning of fraternities, reduction in permissible class cuts by upper class men and the silencing of ticlsm by students and faculty I alike.

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Ph.2-4588 was employed by a local service station The Giebelhaus boy, also a former Northeast student, was home on leave from the Navy. He had played varsity football at the school in 1955. '56 and "57. Dep. County Atty.

William Blue said an investigation bad been conducted and that no action would be taken. The crash brought the 1959 fatality toll in Lincoln to 6, two more than at the same tinve last year. Seventh and Oak, 26th and 0 and 68th and Fremont were other fatality sites this year, i Police Lt. Milburn Green, investigating the accident Monday night glanced around at several teenagers who had gathered at the scene. I "I hope to God you kids will learn a lesson from seeing this." he said.

Three other Lincoln fatalities this year have involved I I i i i I i i 1 1 1 1 and 21. SAME DAY SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE LAUNDRY CLEANERS the Lincoln Downtown Devel- 5-year term for conspiracy in i youthful drivers, aged 19. 27 opment said "I am not tne burglary. in a position now to make a factual comment without I knowing more, but on first ob- i servation it seems unfair to I Lincoln." William Gold, president- i elect of the Lincoln Chamber 1 of Commerce, said: wonder why the very e.vpen-1 sivc sections of the Interstate, i urban Omaha, must be fully! completed before the rest of I the Interstate is completed." I Doug Brogden. city-county planning division, declined I comment as did Charles! Sayre.

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