Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 24

24 Lincoln, Neb. Journal Thursday, Sept. 26, 1974 Boys Town Denies Scholarship Charge THINGS TO DO IN LINCOLN Autopsy Set in Omaha Death Thursday All events free unless followed by Friday Roys Town (AP) Boys Town officials Wednesday said a former official of the home who was recently fired had exaggerated the amount of higher education scholarship money available to the boys. Boys Town said a preliminary check shows 1637,000 is available to be given out by the home, including $167,000 that can be used only by boys entering the priesthood. Last Friday, Michael Casey, former director of special projects, charged that Boys Town is misusing scholarship money He said he had seen records indicating that between $800,000 and $1.5 million in scholarship money was available, and added he had heard that amount might go as high as $5 million The Rev Robert Hupp.

Boys Town director, said allegations are false Father Hupp said much of the scholarship money hasn't been used because of tight restrictions put on bequests William Ramsey, deputy director for development, said that between 10 and 25 boys have gone on to use scholarship money in each of the past several years. Student Can't Leave Campus At Boys Town Boys Town (AP) A Boys Town student who supported ousted special projects director Mike Casey is under restrictions on campus, Boys Town official William Ramsey said Wednesday Ed Henderson, who was acting Boys Town mayor this summer, has been confined to the campus and has lost use of the telephone as a result of the youth's appearance at a Friday press conference in which Casey called for a federal investigation of Boys Town Pete Goodman, a counselor at one of the Boys Town cottages, also appeared with Casey at the Friday press conference He was fired Monday for he reflect our philosophy at according to Boys Town Director The Rev Robert Hupp. Public Bantfit Program Wounded Knee Legal YWCA, 1432 7 30 p.m.* Jody Cola, Maiio-Soprano Racltal Kimball Hall, 11-R, 8 pm City-Wide Star Trek Club Library, 14-N, 6 Conterencas Society of Real Estate Appraisers, Neb Center, 33- Holdrege, Covarnment Meetings Lincoln General Hospital Hospital, 2300 16, 7 p.m. egional Ak Grand Champ Steer Nets $14,640 for Girl Omaha (AP) An Iowa steer exhibited by Chris Maier, 14, Eagle (irove. won the grand at the Ak-Sar-Ben Live.stock show Wednesday.

Hanachek, a Siminenlal-Angus-Hereford. was the first Iowa grand champion 19()7. However, it was the titth time since 18H9 that a crossbred has won the grand championship. Completing a crossbred sweep was. a 1.390 pound Hereford Turner Slaletl To Speak on lilaek Dr Darwin Turner, director of Afro-American studies at the University of Iowa, will speak at 10 a m.

Monday in Olin Lecture Hall at Nebraska Wesleyan University His topic is Literature, Then and Now." He has wTitten books and articles on black American literature and writers His visit is part of a minority scholar lecture program sponsored by the Nebraska Educational Television Council for Higher Education Simmental exhibited by Melanie Forster, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Verlouis Forster of Smithfield. Earlier Wednesday, her heavy named Leggs was chosen the reserve crossbred champion behind champion from an original field of 584 crossbred steers The Grand Champion Steer at the Ak-Sar-Ben auction sold for a prime price of $12 a pound. It was purchased by Steak House of Omaha for a record price of $14,640. riie Reserve Champion went tor $5.25 a pound and was sold to Northern Natural Gas of Omaha The total price was $7.297 Chapman Commodities of Omaha bid $6.50 a pound for the Grand Champion Heifer The Kotouc Calls Calley Decision Right Thing By The Associated Press A Nebraskan who was charged and acquitted in the 1968 My Lai massacre said Wednesday he was pleased to learn that a federal judge overturned the murder conviction of former Army Lt.

William Calley. let Rusty (Lt. Calley) out, that would be the thftig to said former Army Capt. Eugene Kotouc. Koutouc was separated from the Army under a Reduction in Forces program following his acquittal and reenlisted five months later as a noncommissioned officer.

He is now stationed at Ft. Riley, and expects to retire a year from November. been a long five years for and sure been twice as long for said Kotouc. see what doing in jail with Watergate and said the Humboldt native. seem to have so many different standards of Kotouc said he hopes the entire My Lai incident could be cleaned up once and for a bad situation anyway.

If all going to forgive, be a little charitable. We can ail find a little charity in our hearts for Govarnment Transifertation Advisory Capital, 15-K, 9 a Dept, of Roads, 14-Burnham, 2 State Highway Dept, of Roads, 14-Burnham, 10 a Confertnces Wonderful World of Pins" Dental Neb. Center, 33-Holdrege, DAR Cornhusker, 13-M, 10 a Corp Directors, Cornhusker, 1 30 Neb Diplomats, Cornhusker, 4 This Vi eek Ricycllng Centers 2535 33, 3-5 p.m., Sat 9 a.m.-3 m. (Newspaper solid waste), County-City park lot 10-G, East High park lot, 70-A, both 9 a pm Waverly BN Depot Sat 10 a -5 p.m Southfast Nebraska is V) Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Horse Show Omaha, Marvel Kxon Record Broken Bow (AP) GOP Gubernatorial candidate Richard Marvel charged Wednesday that the Exon Administration has done nothing to aid strengthening family farm operations during four year tenure Marvel called for equitable taxation, adequate transportation and expanded agricultural research as methods of aiding family farms. Marvel said Exon has vetoed every piece of major legislation which could help relieve the property tax burden Also, he continued, Exon delayed action after the legislature appropriated expanded funds for agricultural research.

Marvel also said Exon had hampered highway legislation enacted by the 1969 legislature by including projects in one-year programs which do not appear in five year programs. That, he said, is contrary to law To Write or Phone Fuel Allocation Regulation Complaint (toll free) 800-6429960 ICC Fuel Information (toll free, 8 a m-8 800424,9312 State Ombudsman Murrell McNeil, Box 4712, State house, Lincoln, NE 68509 (Tel, 471-2035). Governor Exon, Statehouse, Lincoln, NE 68509 (Tel 471-2035) State Senators Jerome Warner, 25th, RFD Waverly, 68402 (Tel 786-5855), Wallace M. Barnett Jr 26th, 6201 Francis, 68505 (Tel. 466-9066); Steve Fowler, 27th, Apt 1-B, 1212 68508, (Tel 475-9391); Roland A Luedtke, 28th, 327 Park Vista 68510.

(Tel 488-5093), Shirley Marsh, 29th, 2701 34, 68506 (Jel 488-2871), Harold D. Simpson 46th, 1805 30, 68503 (Tel. 4669498). Mayor Sam Schwartzkopt (Tel 473-6511). County-City Bldg, 10-J, Lincoln, NE 68505 City Council Sue Bailey, Richard Baker, Helen Boosalis, Steve Cook, Max Denney, John Robinson Bob Sikyta, All County-City 10-J, Lincoln NE 68508 (Tel 473-6515) County Commissioner Jan Gauger, 1st, Robert Colin 2nd, Kenneth Bourne, 3rd All County-City Bldg.

10-J, Lincoln, NE 68508 (Tel 473-6447) U.S. Senators Carl T. Curtis, R- Minden, 2213 New Senate Office Bldg Washington, 20510 (Tel. 202-225-4224), Roman L. Hruska, R- Omaha, 209 Senate Office Washington, 20510 (Tel 202255-6446).

Congressmen Charles Thone 1st, R-Lincoln, 1531 Longworth Washington, (Tel 202-2254806) or Lincoln office 120 Anderson Fmerfieneips Emergency Police, Fire, Sheriff, Ambulance, Heart Attack, dial 911 Electrical 475-4211, Gas, 475-5921, Personal Crisis, 475-5171, Elderly, Information 477-1241, Poisqn Information, 473-3244 Lancaster County Emergency Assistance, 475-1661, Office of Emergency Preparedness (OEP) 2901 Old Federal 911 Walnut. Kansas City, Mo 816-374-5901, Setter Business Bureau, Lincoln 432-3329 or 800-742-4327 Alcoholics Anon Central Service Office, 432 4646, Alcoholism Information Center, Drug Information Center, 475-2695, all 24 hour service Recovery Parents Anon, Al Anon Family Group, Alateens, Overeaters Anon, 432-3165, 24 hour service, Venereal Disease Clinic, 800-742-7344 (ext 2183 or 2184) 24 -vear-old not immediately jeleaseo pen woman whose body was forfhd in ding noUtication of reUUves. An sUlv after 4 aotopsy was Wednesday the death were of a starting times as submitted by theaters Cinema ''alazmg Saddles" (R) 1 30, 3 08, 4 46, 8 02. 9 40 Cinema 2: (X) 1 30, 3 08, 4 46. 6.

24, 8 02, 9 40 Cooper'Lincoln: God father" (R) 1 45, 5, 8 15 Douglas 1: "Dr, Zhivago" (PG) 1:30, 4 50. 8 10 Douglas 2: Stmg" (PG) 2, 4 55, 7 09 9 20 Douglas 3: Sound of Music" (G) 2, 5, 8 84th 4 0: Cops" (R) 7 55, "Westworld" (PG) 9 35 Embassy: (X) 12 30, 2, 3 30, 5, 6 30, 8, 9 30 Hollywood 4 Vine 1: of me New York Erotic Film Festival" (X) 1 30 3 30 7 30, 9 30 Hollywood 4 Vine 2: Calcut ta" (X) 1 30, 3 30. 7 30 9 30 Joyo: Mary, Crazy Larry" (PG) 7, 8 35. Plaza 1: "Harold and Maude" (PG) 1 30, 3.30, 5 40, 7.45, 9 45 Plaza 2: "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz" (PG) 2 30, 4 45, 7, 9 30. Plaza 3: "Chinatown" (R) 2 30, 4 45 7, 9 30 Plaza 4 Split" (R) 1 45, 3 45, 5 45, 7 45.

9 45 Starview: (PG) 7 50, "Legend of Hell House" (PG) 9.25 State: "Return Of The Dragon" (R) 1, 2 34, 4 08. 5 45, 7 25, 9 05 Stuart; Great Lester Boggs" (PG) 1 30, 3.30. 5 30, 7 30, 9 30 West 0: the Monster from Hell" (R) 7 50; Captaio Kronos Vampire Hunter (R) 9 30 090 ound animal cost Chapman Kotouc is now a staff sergeant. mm FRAME SALE Sat 4 Sow. 1000 SO iup.

Smoll Rrints 105 Wtekdoys 12-0 Sunday, lOOS St. I he Champion Larnb brought the highest per pound price of the day, going at $19. The total price to Safeway Stores was m. For the seventh time in the last ten years, Food of Omaha purchased the Grand Champion Hog. The was $8 a pound for a total of $1,960.

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