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Page 20 The Lincoln Star Tuesday, Two or three records set in general election By Dick Holman Star Staff Writer At least two and probably three records were set in the Nov 2 general election. Secretary of State Allen Beermann said Monday, when the State Canvassing Board met to certify results and candidates' victories. The total number of votes cast 624,698 surpassed the old 1940 mark of 623.781 for a presidential election. And 74 3'; of the approximately 840.000 total registered voters turned out at the polls this month, placing Nebraska "in the top five or top 10of all states," Beermann said In the probable record category was the 17.030 grand total of persons who didn't vote for any of the five choices for president, but who marked their ballots for candidates in other races or ejection issues such as constitutional amendments Such canvassing statistics weren't kept in all past elections, Beermann noted, which is the reason the 1976 selective voting can't be designated firmly as a new topper The grand total of ballots cast for president was 607 668 Addressing the record turnout. Gov .1 James Exon, board chairman, cited effort to get out the vote" particularly by the news media By contrast, the 53 turnout nationally makes records "even better," the governor said.

"1 think the bicentennial spirit caught up with the people." Beermann added of the draw to the voting booths, he thinks, was a desire to prove wrong the public opinion polls, which predicted mass voter apathy In the increasingly tight presidential race, People thought "my vote might count for once'," he said Beermann announced that of the eight proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution. two carried by 35 of the total vote, the minimum needed for passage He said Exon will proclaim the pair part of the Constitution as of Monday. One allows the Legislature to override by line item the governor's veto of sums or reductions in appropriations bills The other permits contracting for nonsectarian services for handicapped children Law is required to implement. A long list of candidates failed to file all their required campaign expenditure-receipts forms "Many of these are and Beermann said his office will withhold their election certificates until they comply. Among major races, those failing to report properly include Dee Everitt of Lincoln, who lost a State Board of Education bid, and Donald .1 Jensen of Omaha, who ran unsuccessfully for the 3rd District Public Service Commission seat Beermann said six candidates in three races are entitled to an automatic recount, unless the losers waive it, because the winners failed to get elected by 15 or less of a vote spread Only three votes separated John Ely with 2.761.

from David 2.758 in the Upper Elkhorn Natural Resources District race. Cuming Public Power District voters provided only a four-vote margin for Vernon Schultz, at 1.432. to 1.428 for Norman Schultz. In the Nebraska Public Power District subdivision six election. Beermann said the names of candidates Ralph Beermann and John Lvdick were omitted from the ballot in Cuming County but appeared on the ballot in other counties that make up the district Ralph Beermann won, getting 16.043 votes to 5,979 for Lvdick Thus the secretary of state said that even if the total of 4,939 votes cast in Cuming County- had gone to Lvdick, "he would not have even been in contention for a let alone a victory Ralph Beermann was declared the winner United Press International teach Amy AArs.

Verona AAeeder, Amy Carter's future fourth- grade teacher, holds her dog, Grits, after it was announced that President-elect Carter has chosen the Thaddeus Stevehs Elementary School in Washington for his 9-year-old daughter to attend. AArs. AAeeder said she is "surprised but pleased" that Amy will be joining 20 other girls and 10 boys in her class. Official results of election Some people still prefer moonlight 1 llh District Official results of the Nov 2 general election released from the secretary of state office A 0 13th District 4 111 1.185 Not all the eyeballs in Lincoln find the new street lamps along St to be an improvement over moonlight are President jicnmy Carter, Walter Mondale (D) Gcald ord, Robert Dole (R). Lester G.

Maddox. William Dyke (A) Royer Mac Bride, David Bergland jene J. McCarthy, Phyllis Paine Congress, 1st District Charles Thone (Ri, Lincoln Paulme Andefson (D), Lincoln Conqress, 2nd District ohn Cavanaugh Omaha Let. Te'ry Ri, Omaha Conqress, 3rd District Virginia Smith Ri, Chappell James Thomas Hansen (D), Gering Senator Edward Zorinsky (Dl, Omaha John Y. McColtister Omaha Public Service Commissioner 1st District Harold D.

Simpson (R), Lincoln Joyce Durand SD), Lincoln 3rd District Duane Gay (Ri, Columbus Donald J. Jensen (D), Omaha Board ot Education 1st District Trank Landis, Lincoln Dee Everitt, Lincoln 2nd District James Monahan, Omaha Mimi Waldbaum, Omaha 3rd District Walter Thompson, Oakland Waiter Moller, Wayne 4th District Don Lienemann Papillion Virginia Spangler, Murray University Regent 3rd District Kermit Wagner, Schuyler. Merle Hansen Newman Grove 4th District Robert Prokop Wilber nard Waldo, DeWitt 5th District Koetoot, Grand Island red A Seaton, Hastings 8th District es Moyian, Omaha am Minier, Omaha Legislators 1st District in Mery Fails City Cooper, Humboldt Dave Newell, Omaha 233,293 JC Omaha 359,219 3,378 5 998 5 185 1 476 9,383 146,558 53,699 .106.296 88,352 150.720 51,012 313.805 279 284 15th District Barry G. Reutyel, Fremont Rupert Dunkiau, Fremont 17th District Murphy South Sioux City Aaron Butler, Wayne 19th District Elroy Hefner, Eoleridye William Hengstler, Creighton 21st District Koigh Bouyhn, NorfolK Pa McIntosh, Norfolk 23rd District Loran Schmtt, Bellwood Lrwm Matulka, Valparaiso 25th District Jerome Warn Retiinal Pe 6 195 5,778 Too bright." has been a complaint of nearby residents and those who have driven the street at night, members of the Capitol Environs Advisory Planning Committee were told Monday. 7 980 2 893 6.404 4,585 "When I saw those street lights, it signaled to me that the energy risis was over in Lincoln." said member Bob Kuzelka of the State Office of Planning and Programming.

6 644 5 744 7 671 5 291 The decorative street lamps were chosen with the advice of a citizen committee as part of a project to glorify the prestigious roadway linking the State Capitol with the City- County Building 54.209 46,266 averly Elmwood 27th District 8 451 4 286 yc i in 7,186 5.619 67 190 51,221 29th District oln 31st District The entire beautification project cost $96.000 The bulbs are expected to last five years But member Doug Brogden. city-county planning director, said that even if the intensity of the bulbs were cut 40 they would still be too bright 8.274 6.835 37 780 25.935 Net Jar in, or Dick 37,780 32.325 iar vel 32.513 25 019 28 855 26 841 jna son, Omaha 33rd District -tastings 35th District Kelly, Grand Island i Jacobson, Grand Island 37th District Martm Kahle, Kearney Richard S. Ely Guide Rock 39th District 8 660 7 987 11.209 Committee member Linus Burr Smith said the glare of the lights will also be reduced by the foliage of the 50 trees that will be planted on street, which has been reconstructed with grassy medians. Ralp Rose 7 964 2 877 6,629 5,711 Committee members were told that lower watt bulbs could be put in the lamps, but since they would be the incandescent type, would take more current than the arc bulbs. 34.427 28.960 Herbert Du- Dennis Ras' ard Lamb itnenburg 41st District 10.729 10 826 31.793 28 894 He Lawr A Pc pi 65,425 39,775 ank i Neal Be Robert 31,273 18 013 6.421 5 671 3rd District Springfield Gretna 5th District ioi Laocdz, Omaha ero, Omaha staskiewic Omaha 7th District Omaha Del 5 409 4.067 Bt 43rd District rson, Newport 45th District evue.

Ciemmer. Bellevue 47th District Clark, Sidney 49th District (. Hemingford Stull, Alliance. Southeast Technical Community College Board of Directors 1st District Beckier, Seward Henncy, Fairbury 2nd District 3rd District 9,024 3 560 5.274 1 841 Television Programs 8,221 6 637 5 846 13,367 11,766 4.524 3 499 928 chiaphott, Haes 18.739 14 476 Earl Bub rar raft Lin genberg 4,259 3 936 4th District 5th District 9 140 5,966 9th District 4 147 3 388 Dir 12,301 972 At Large Mdford 83 783 Afraid You're Going I)eaf? Today, many hearing can he helped. Here vs hat of people have done about it.

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Also carried Lincoln cable on 5 Outstate North Platte KNOP, 2, Hastings KHAS, 5 WOWT. KETV. Also carried Lincoln cable on 4 Outstate NTV (Nebraska Television KSNB, 4 Hayes Center KWNB, 6, Albion KCNA, Kearney-Holdrege KHGI, 13 16 KOLN. Also carried Lincoln caoie on 11 Outstate Grand Island KGIN, 11. KUON.

Also carried Lincoln cable on 13 Outstate Lexington KLNE, 3, North Platte KPNE 9. Bassett KMNE, 7, Merriman KRNE, 12, Alliance KNTE. 13 Norfolk KXNE, 19 (UHF); Omaha KYNE, 26 (UHF), Hastings, KHNE, 29 (UHF) (09 Lincoln cable local origin City KBMA U8-Minneapolis WTCN plus number indicates Lincoln cable channel Programs are as listed by stations Weexday daytime programs listed on Sunday and Monday fi Tuesday Evening Deaths And Funerals Albrecht G. Balas Fiedler R. Gabelhouse William (Agnes) Hord Douglas Kreiner -Elizabeth Kruse Edna E.

Lautzenhiser Frances Liesemeyer AA. AAeyers-Elfrieda Katherine Pedersen-Maude A AAary A. Rasmussen-Angela Reichenbach -AAarguerite Schellhorn -Ruth Vaas Clara G. Smith also offered a different perspective on the matter with the claim that he can remember cases years ago when people sought out housing near street lights so they would not have to use their own ALBRECHT Edward Gerald, 80, Sun City, Ariz formerly of Lincoln, died Friday Life member American Legion Corrected Survivors, daughter, Mrs. Frank (Medal Cox, Pittsburgh, sister, Jeanette Tarrant, Utah, eight grandchildren; five step grandchildren.

Services: 130 pm Wednesday Hodgman Splain Roberts Chapel, 4040 A Wvuka Memorials to Grace Methodist Church Pallbearers Lconarrd Fccht, Dan Kcleher Marvin Kelle, Zeno Jones, G. Moore, Julius Strasburg. Honorary pallbearers: C.B. Morey, Cecil Dalamb, Men of Berens Class of Grace Methodist Church. DINGES Marie 62, (widow of Adam), 226 died Friday.

Services: 1 30 p.m. Tuesday, Hodgman Splain Roberts Chapel, 4040 A Wyuka GABELHOUSE Agnes Amy, 70. 1121 No. 21st, died Saturday. Services: 3 p.m.

Tuesday, Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A Wyuka Memorials to Faith United Methodist Church. KREINER Elizabeth, 87, 709 No 32nd. died Friday. Services 1 0 30 a esday Hodgman Splain Roberts Chapel, 4040 A. Calvary.

OTTO Katherine (widow of Clarence 72, 4241 No 61st- died Monday, Born in Crab Orchard. Lincoln resident 38 years. Member Havelock United Methodist Church Survivors: James Tilworth, Lincoln, daughter, Mary Ann Otto, Lincoln, brother Paul Hunt Filley, sisters, Roxanna Peckman. Beatrice Carlotta Didrick. Arvada, Colo sister-in-law Lola Hunt, Beatrice, neices, nephews Memorials to Havelock United Methodist Church or Heart Fund Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 PEDERSEN Maude 90, Lincoln, died Thursday Survivors: husband, Pete, sons, Levi, Lincoln, Richard, Valley View, daughter, Edythe Good.

Carmel, Calif sister Adeline Smith. Bethany, Mo 10 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Layton Funeral Home, Minden The Rev John Minert, Minden Cemetery. RASMUSSEN Angela four, 4101 Pace died Monday.

Survivors: parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne G. (Susan) Rasmussen; brothers, Brett Wayne and Benjamin Noble, home; sister, Deborah, home, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Garth Rasmussen, Vernal, Utah, Col. and Mrs. Merrill Hatch, Alexandria, Va aunts; uncles. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 So 14th VAAS Clara 87, 4720 Randolph, died Saturday. Member First Lutheran Church.

Survivors nieces, Dorothy Sterkel, Lincoln, Isabelle Young, Armonk, Clara McKinney, Edina, Verna Zirnola, Los Angelos, Calif. Services: 1 30 p.m., Tuesday, Tabitha Home Chapel The Rev. Harold Hamilton and the Rev. Wallace Wyuka Memorials to First Lutheran Church Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 Pallbearers: Edwin Anderson, Richard BctVvers, Wallace Hagstron, Charles Haiberg, Wesley True, Emery Peterson. OUT-OF-TOWN BALAS Veronica, 76, Crete died Monday.

Survivors son, Stephen, Lincoln; daughters. Mrs. Ralph (Mary) Senzino, Brooklyn, Mrs. Reinhold (Veronica) Schnell, Mrs Robert (Helen) Hier, both of Crete 19 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Services: 10 a m.

Wednesday 10 30 a.m. Wednesday, Sacred Heart Church, Crete Father Anthony Kotz. Church cemetery. Rosary: 7:30 p.m Tuesday, Kuncl Funeral Home, Crete. FEIDLER Frank 84 Seward, died Monday Member St Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, Seward Survivors daughters Mrs, Louis (Adaline) Biazek, Mrs Joe (Lavcrne) kubik.

both of Valparaiso; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Norma Feidler brothers, Louis. Edward both of Weston sister Mrs. Besse Shavlik, Weston seven grandchildren; 13 a grandchildren Services: 10 a m. Thursday, St.

Vincent dePaul Catholic Church, Seward, Rosary prayer service 8 30 p.m. Wednesday The Rev. Father Clarence Reisdortf Seward Cemetery Wood Bros. Funeral Home, Seward KRUSE Edna 77 Crete, died Sunday. Survivors: son, Herald Los Alamos, Denver, Colo, sister.

Mrs. Luella Meyer, Santa Fe, two granddaughters, two neices Services: 2 Wednesday United Methodist Grace Church, Crete The Rev. Elwood Fleming Crete Riverside Cemetery LAUTZENHISER Frances 59, Dorchester, died Thursday, Services: 10 a Tuesday, Megruc-Price Funeral Home, Superior The Rev. Marion knoeli. Dorchester Cemetery.

LIESEMEYER William 91 Syracuse, died Sunday. Survivors sons, Virgil, Graydon both of Syracuse, Kenneth, Big Bear, Calif Wayne McCook brothers, NU officials want more pediatrics 500 Nearly 600 from all parts of Nebraska began committee meetings Monday in the first day of the Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association's annual convention The convention will elect new officers and establish a set of resolutions to govern the organization activity for the next vear High on the list of items to be discussed is the possibility of a merger with the Nebraska Stock Growers Association The Stock Growers are primarily ranchers and the feeders fatten cattle the ranchers raise The national cattlemen groups are working on a merger of the American National Cattlemen's Association and the National Livestock Feeders association and would include farmers who also feed other types of livestock 6:30 7:00 Some state groups have already merged while others have decided to remain separate for the present until the national organizations work out their merger Lawsuit claiming 23-year illegal commitment dismissed District Judge Warren Urbom has dismissed a suit filed bv a man who claimed he was held at the Lincoln Regional Center for 23 years before being legally committed Carl Johnson had claimed in a $2 million lawsuit that he had been transferred to the regional center from the Nebraska Penal Complex two days before his sentence would have expired In a memorandum issued with his ruling, Urbom said that state officials were immune from liability in such cases unless it can be shown they acted in bad faith. No evidence waa presented in the case that they had not acted in good faith Urbom said The state had agreed with the general facts claimed by Jackson, who was released from the regional center in 1973 at the age of 77 i Bewitched C4 ABC News C13 ETV Sesame Street C9 Terrytoons C2 Leave It To Beaver C8 Family Affair 5 30 Most Stations: News C4 I Dream of Jeannie C2 Beverly Hillbillies Cl Partridge Family 6 00 Most Stations News Brady Bunch UC13 ETV SUN Writing C2 Emergency One My Three Sons My Three Sons Andy Williams Cl Adam 12-Drama 'OC" The Muppets UC13 ETV MacNeil Lehrer C4 To Tell the Truth ICS NBC Baa Baa Sheep Adventure Marine tries to take over CBS Ted Knight Musical Comedy Edward Asner, Ethei Merman, Phil Silvers Loretta Swit C4 ABC Happy Days Richie becomes an investigative reporter 'JC13 ETV Piccadilly Alice Through A Looking Glass' Lewis Carroll second book about Alice C9 Movie Caprice' C2 Movie Drama Bridge at Tokon' Ci The FBI Drama C4 Laverne A Shirley Victims of a prank CS NBC Police Woman Pepper for tennis bum during investigation tnK" CBS Potter Hawkeye respond to desperate call C4 ABC Rich Man, Poor Man -Drarrja Cl Merv Griftm CBS One Day At A Time-Comedy 9:00 Two young women fancy themselves engaged to nonexistent suitor, Michael Redgrave. Margaret Rutherford I CS NBC Police Story Police dormitory raided by vice squad CBS Switch Elaborate Masquerade plot endangered when real baroness appears C4 ABC Family Willie becomes involved in Salma's custody battle C9 Movie -Western Return of the Seven C2 Marcus Welby 9 30 C8 News 10:00 Most Stations News UC13 ETV Yoga and You C2 Doctor in the House C8 Mary Hartman Fred, i 11 Charles, Syracuse, sisters, Hannah, Owensville, Mo Mrs Mary Witt, Lakeview, Iowa, Mrs. Ida Moore, Paradise, Calif Mrs.

Lydia Gunnels, A a Calif 17 grandchildren, two grandchildren Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Luther Memorial Lutheran Church. Syracuse. The Rev Kenneth Franzen. Parkhill Cemetery, Syracuse.

Tonsing Fusselman Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse MEYERS Elfrieda 77, Crete, formerly of Beatrice, died Monday Survivors band, Will daughters, Duane (Ruth) Rocrans Mrs Everett (Nancy) Weilage both of Crete brother, Jay Minks, Fairbury sister, Mrs Pearl Harmon, Salisbury, five grandchildren. Services: 3 p.m Wednesday Kuncl Funeral Home, Crete The Rev Dale Westadt. Fairbury Cemetery. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation hus- Mrs POKORNY Mrs Mary A 70. Gresham, died Sunday in Lincoln.

Member St Joseph Catholic Church. York, Church Altar Society. Survivors husband Ivan sons Larry Bellwood Bert, Columbus. Virgil, Lincoln daughter Mrs Edwin (Monica) Tvrdy, Surprise brothers, Alois Kozisek. Brainard Frank Kozisek.

Dwight sisters, Mrs Helen Timms. Mrs. Earl (Agnes) Reisdorf. both ot David City, Mrs Mika (Evelyn) Fiala, Mrs Roman (Phyllis) Kocian, both of Dwight, Mrs. Rose Moravec, Lincoln, Mrs Adolph (Clara) Oborny, Seward 17 grandchildren.

Services: 10 am Wednesday, St Joseph Catholic Church, York. Father Jerome Pokorny and Father William Kalin St Joseph Catholic Church York Rosary services 7 30 m. Tuesday, Metz Mortuary, York REICHENBACH Marguerite 63, Omaha died Sunday Survivors husband Charles mother. Esther Hardwick Council Bluffs brothers, Emor Shepard Pittsburgh Pa Charles Shepard. San Jose Calif stepsister, Mrs Margaret Lee Oklahoma City, Okla Services: 10 30 a Wednesday Crosby Kunold Burkef Colonial Chapel, 119 and West Center Road Omaha Graveside Services I p.m Wednesday.

Lincoln Memorial Park SCHELLHORN th Seward died Sunday Member St John Lutheran Church, Seward Survivors brother Otto Manke, Lincoln sisters Mrs. Martha Sheridan Lake. Colo Mrs Esther Cannon Seward Miss Helen Manke. Des Moines la neices nephews. Services: I Wednesday, Wood Brothers Funeral Home, Seward The Rev Carl Gutekunst and Rev Norman Bangert Graveside services 3 Grace Lutheran Cemetery near Fairbury United Parcel strike pushes deadline ahead Omaha AP) University of Nebraska officials said Monday the university's Medical Center would like to develop more services for youngsters with Clarkson and Childrens Hospitals We want Childrens Hospital to move We want to plan with them to help them stay," said Dr Harry McFadden.

the medical center's interim chancellor Childrens has announced plans to relocate in part of a 280- bed tower which would be built at Methodist Hospital But would remain at its present location for at least four years. "We hope we can plan and work together at least for that period of time We want to be good neighbors," said N.U. Medical Dean Perry Kigby. Rigby said the three hospitals would be equal partners in solving mutual problems Methodist Hospital would also help since it has contracted to manage Childrens Hospital, university officials said Dr Rigby said the medical center might move some pediatric programs to Childrens Hospital if Childrens agreed to accept more young medical center patients Childrens officials said earlier they need more specialized medical services available at Methodist. Dr Rigby said the institutions around the medical center can put together as many, if not more, specialized services Childrens administrator Stephen Long said the hospital would do some planning with its neighboring institutions Long said Childrens couldn't start such planning, however, until after health agencies review the Methodist- Childrens project and if approval is given construction is begun The Childrens Methodist plan starts the review process in December.

He said he comment on any plan that would affect the way Childrens operates If a specific plan is developed, the hospital's board and medical staff would have to pass on it. he said Hail, snow and sleet may not slow down your neighborhood mailman, but a nationwide Teamsters strike against United Parcel may slow down delivery. Post Office officials, anticipating that the strike will last through the Christmas season, have advanced the deadlines for Christmas mail up one week The deadline for mailing domestic parcels is now Dec 3 The deadline for mailing cards is now Dec 10th Misty I fire said caused by electricity A fire which destroyed Misty Lounge 1. 4325 No 63rd St, Sunday night was probably caused by electrical malfunction, according to a city fire inspector The preliminary investigation shows that the fire was electrical in origin, said Fire Inspector Fred Soflen Jr Fire inspectors are continuing to trace the various circuits to determine the exact cause he said 10:30 11:00 730 8:00 8:30 JC13 ETV PBS Theatre The Importance ol Being Earnest' ICS NBC Tonight Stlow Johnny Carson, George Burns, Rodney Dangerfieid 6 Mary Hartman C4 ABC Movie Dra Secret Night Caller ioCii CBS Koiak tJCIJ ETV ABC News C8 The Odd Couple Movie -Comedy Don't Go Near the Water' isC13 ETV Soundstage C9 Movie The Best Man' C8 Love American Style 11:30 t0Cii CBS Movie Houston, We ve Got A Problem Robert Culp. Clu Gulager C2 Movie C8 The Mgneymooneri 12 00 CS NBC Tomorrow Talk Daniel Schorr, Dr Linus Pauling C8 Ironside 1:00 C9 Movie-Dra The Sand Pebbles C2 Movie-Drama 'Bridge At Tokori' Cl Allred Hitchcock 1:10 6 Mod Squad 3:00 C2 Love American Style 3:30 C2 The Virginian 5:00 C2 Thriller Lincoln Itocord Book Marriage Licenses Gtv- Henry Jay, 1315 37, 23 Kloelkorn, John Charles 2502 63, 18 Smith, Sheldon LeRoy, Rochester, New York Filbert, Eugene Martin, 4909 Lowell, 25 Patricia Butler), Waverly, Nov 34 Births Lincoln General Hospital Sons French Mr and Mrs, Thomas Jr Pamela Pierce), 301 54th, 28 Hendrix Mr and Mrs William Cynth i Boatman) 3521 Everett, Nov 29 Longmeyer Mr and Mrs Roger 'Catnerme Mather), 5027 Hughes, Nov 29 28 Daughters Mr and Mrs Harry Neift), 716 Washington, Janes (Allison Nov 29 Weisbrook Mr and Mrs Willn (Eugenie Gillespie), Rt 6, Nov 28 St Elizabeth Health Center Daughter Hudnall Mr and Mrs Mark Divorce Decrees Miner, burt, trpm Batty Ann Court Activity All pleaded guilty unless indicated Ago, address, it any from court records Court costs ad ditionai to fines Municipal Court 10 Alcohol McChesney, Louis 56 2155 58.

innocent pleaded, trial Jan 25 Voter, Mgry Lou'se 58 722 5 8 bt, innocent pleaded, trial Jan 6 Steal Goods Lonzo, Theodore Edward. 47 124 9 St $40 Joye, Keith 18, 4 501 Gladstone, $75 line Cope, Glen 18 4529 Gladstone, 5928 Strafe, Susan Marie Omaha 24 Noonan, Debbra Joy 4926 Fremont 18 Kaufman, Lynrte irene 840 70 23 Ens, Katrina Anne, 4909 Lowed 17 $75 line Speed Contest Dormer, Darrell 16, ike rest 125 fine Speeding (Limit 20 mph) Stevens, Kirk 25 1612 A St 71 45), innocent pleaded trial Jan 6 District Court Driving Suspended License Scdoris, John 1 8 36 35 Cleveland, 30 days tail, driving privileges revoked one year .10 Alcohol-count 1 Shorny, Patrick 24. 2259 bt 6 days tail, $300 fine, driving privileges revoked one year Fire calls 12 00 a 4325 63rd, relieve engine 4 3 00 a 4j25 63rd, relieve engine 9.