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Rustin Suspends Activities In Planning Demonstration MWWIMIIHIMW mmiimii in iiw mi i- Yoik Timet Soralto Washington Bayard Rustin, the Negro civil rights leader, Thursday suspended his activities as director of the scheduled June 19 mass demonstration here in support of the Poor Campaign. He said be was giving the over demonstration could lead to i self-imposed suspension came as other difficulties beset the campaign, Among them was a growing impatience with the campaign leadership among high Johnson administration officials, many of whom have thus far been generally campaign leaders until noon sympathetic to the move Friday to clarify confusion I ment. Radio, TV Programs 8 6:30 a.m. 6:45 7:00 7:30 7:55 8:00 8:30 0:00 KMTV WOW Channels Seen In Lincoln 8 Omaha Omaha KUON KETV Unrein Omaha MORNING TV Bulletin Beard 9:25 Summer Semester 9:30 Cartoon Party Today Variety 9:45 Bookshelf (Thu) 10:00 Social Security (Fri) Morning Show B-W CBS Morning News 10:30 Thought For Day B-W Capt. Kangaroo 11:00 Farm Topics Big Picture (Mon) B-W Mid-America (Fri) 11:25 Snap Judgment 11:30 Merv Griffin Cartoon Carnival Komper Room 11:45 NBC News Report Dick Accent: Rita Shaw Andy (Mon, Fri) Andy of Mayberry Hollywood Squares Bick Van Dyke Show i Jeopardy: Fleming 0(0 Love of CBS News: Trout Eye Search for Tomorrow I Treasure Isle Quiz.

Guid. One highly-placed administration official said he believed that the Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, president of Southern Christian Leadership Conference and leader of the campaign, ost control of the thing and is bobbing along like a cork in the Other officials who described themselves a to the campaign including a number of sympathetic congressmen said the dispute over role had crystalized for them a conviction that the campaign had passed its peak and ought to leave Washington as soon as possible. Administration sources were reported to be considering a deadline of June 23. Rustin, the executive director of the A.

Philip Randolph Institute and one of the most experienced organizers of nonviolent mass protest demonstrations, said at a news conference in New York Thursday that am unable to proceed with organizing or fund raising activities for the June 19 march. Students Win Concessions In Yugoslavia Now fork LEGAL NOTICES Belgrade, Yugoslavia Belgrade University students Thursday increased their ORDINANCE NO. 9506 AN ORDINANCE vacating the east-west alley in Block of the Original Plat of the City of Lincoln, and declaring an emergency. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lincoln. Nebraska: Section 1.

That the east-west alley in Block 95, Original Plat of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, be and it hereby is vacated, subject to title to said alley so vacated remaining in the often contradictory demands Lincoln as Yugoslav whereas, an granted further concessions in emergency exists, this ordinance the apparent hope that the take effect and he in force 4-day-old sit-in would end and after its and publication AFTERNOON TV 12:00 p.m. 12:00 12:25 12:30 12:35 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:55 2:00 2:25 2:30 IO Noon Edition Dream Noon Quest (Mon) Farm, Ranch (Fri) Over Garden Fence World Turns Wedding Party Game TV Kindergarten Conversations: Olson Days of Our Lives )(0 Love Is Splendored Newlyweds Quiz Friendly Giant )E Mr. Lister IE Art Studio (Fri) Houseparty Baby Show Misterogers Doctor Another W'orld To Tell Truth General Hospital Ethics (Fri) CBS Early News I You 3:00 3:30 Edge of Night Dark Shadows Serial Match Game (Quiz) Secret Dating Game Time for Living (Fri) Make A Deal Mike Douglas Co-host: Fernando Lamas 0 Early Movie: B-W Fri: the Trials of umpire, fallen of grace with baseball fans Cartoon Corral Music for Young (Fri) Cartoons Mike Douglas Puppetmaster (Frit Munsters Truth of Consequences Host Bob Barker 0 ABC News: Reynolds Misterogers Huntley Brinkley CBS News: Cronklte Local IE Ernest Ansermct (Fri) At the Peaaeh featfval. three matzohx wrapped In a napkin are plared on the aperiat aeder platter. They repre- the three of Itracl: priests, Levites and Israelites.

from boredom or confusion. With the Communist Party all but officially the sit-in, the students appeared to lack either the kind of leaders or issues which extracted major changes in France last month. Despite constant appeals for unity among the various university faculties, the very nature of their resolutions indicated a lack of coordination and student demands aroused only indifference in the capital. Nonetheless, support continued to pour in from in- tellecutais, some factories and the Higher School of Political Sciences which trains rising party officials. Iowa Town Gets Grant Cedar Rapids.

Iowa (UF1) The city of Cedar Rapids has received a $1.4 million federal grant for use in its civic center urban renewal area. Introduced by Bill Davidson Passed June 3, 1968 Sam Schwartzkopf, Mayor ATTEST: Harold W. Springer. City Clerk (SEAL) IN THE RECORD BOOK MARRIAGE LICENSES Niels Eric Ladine. Sidney Vicki Lee Bartzatt.

1910 So. 56th Henry S. Valk. 2504 No. 56th Gillian Wedderburn, 501 So, 13th Bruce Francis Menke.

Crete Susan M. Cudley. 2118 Euclid Robert B. Harris, 3011 Lovland Susan Fowers. 1414 Ridgeway 4:00 5:00 5:30 Felonies INSUFFICIENT FUND CHECK John David White, of Omaha, (charged with issuing a insufficient fund check March 2.0.

appeared, preliminary hearing set June 21. S2.500 bond. FRIDAY EVENING TV 6:00 News (All but B-W 0 Twilight TV cowboy Jes. James Personnel Problems Women, corp. structures 6:30 0 (k of the Woman, followers, in forbidden land, ambushed 0(0 Wild.

Wild West (RWest, Artemus investigate matchmaking woman Off to See the Wizard (r film version (1963i conclusion Adventures of Matti, Finnish war orphan 7:00 Heifetz Master Class 7:30 0 Star (r Enterprise assumes role, antibody to penetrate (EDITORS NOTE; Radio programa for the entiro week are carried in the Sunday and Monday morning papara. Following liating call position oo dial, network, and town.) LOCAL RADIO KFAB KFOR (1240: ABC)-Lincoln KLIN KLMS (1480: MBS KECK WOW FM RADIO KFAB-FM (99.9mc»-Omaha (95.3mc -Lincoln KOWH-FM (94.lmc)—Omaha KUCV-FM (91.3mc)-Lincoln KWHG-FM (102.7mc) -Lincoln KWBE-FM (92.9mc) -Beatrice WOW-FM (92.3mc)-Omaha Special Features FRIDAY 5:30 Russ Bradley: KLMS a.m. Pop favorites 7:00 Broadway Showcase: p.m. KWHG. 8:00 Classical Hours: KFMQ p.m.

MacDowell 000 mile 1-celled organism Gomer garden has Sgt. Carter in an uproar Man in a Suitcase 5 words gasped by dying man only clues McGill has to prove frame-up University News 8:00 Movie B-W British patrol captures Japanese scout in Burmese jungle CBS Movie-Drama Could Go On Story, singer seeking concilliation with son. Judy Garland, Dirk Bogarde NET Playhouse Drama, youngster's search for Ofoeti, mythical man supernatural powers 8:30 0 Hollywood Squares Guns of Will Sonnett (r Jeff charged, murder; Will undertakes his defense 9:00 0 Something Special Cyd Charisse Judd for the Defense Drama, deaf-mute attempt to adopt child 9:15 Industry on Parade 9:30 State of the University Annual address by Chancellor Clifford M. Hardin 10:00 News (All but Toy That Grew Up J. Hines 10:15 0 Movie: Burt B-W Lancaster, Tony Curtis 10:30 0 Johnny Movie: The Son of Genghis Khan leads attempts conquer Europe.

Jack Palance 10:45 B-W Drovers find young boy in desert with roman candles 11:35 News: Dunbar 11:45 0 of Young pilot crash- lands in jungle; discovers white girl and her father 12:00 Late News St. Elizabeth Hospital Son MUEHLING Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Cathrvn Overbeck), 2129 So. 34th, June 5.

Daughter DEWEY Mr, and Mrs. Floyd (Lorna Messmen), Hallam. June 5. NORRIS Mr. and John (Jacque Pearson), 404 West 12th.

June 6. Bryan Memorial Hospital Daughter HUNTER Mr. and Mrs. Lyle (Patricia Howard), 6940 Logan, June 6. Lincoln General Hospital JENSEN Mr.

and Mrs. Darrel (Linda Welsch). 2801 No. 2Sth, June 5. REIN Mr.

and Mrs. Marlin (Dianne Calhour), 3313 So. 28th. June 5. TOWLE Mr.

and Mrs. Donald (Lynda Rridges), 3327 So. 44th. June 6. WILEY Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald (Jane Kerr), 2101 Stockwell, June 6 WITTE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (JoAnn Ford). 600 Sycamore, June 6.

Daughter TICKER Mr. and Mrs. Ron (Kathy Palmer), 2700 Cornhusker Highway) June DIVORCES Petitions filed alleging extreme cruelty: Connie Smith against Robert D. Smith, married April 21. 1967, in Lincoln; Cherie J.

Vogt against Jerry Michael Vogt. married Sept. 29, 1967. in Marysville, Kan. Decrees granted for extreme cruelty: PhylUs D.

Felsing from Kenneth Felsing, married June 15, 1963. in Lincoln; Jeanne R. Wendelboe from Kenneth A. Wendeiboe, married Nov. 22, 1961.

in Pipestone. Merrijo Dyer from Thomas Robert Dyer married Dec 18. 1965, in Omaha; Charles Wheatt from Grace Lucille Wheatt, married in Manett. Ohio, in 1954; Mary E. from William F.

married June 17, 1967, in Beatrice. in Lancaster MUNICIPAL CQl RT Note: Each defendant pleaded guilty unless otherwise stated Traffic arraignments heard by Judge Charles F. Noren, Civil cases and State Patrol cases heard by Judge Thomas J. McManus. Jail cases, traffic trials and all other misdemeanors heard by Judge Richard O.

Johnson. DRUNK AND DRIVING Lloyd L. Burkey. 3909 St. Paul, pleaded innocent, trial set for July 29, $500 bond.

DRIVING ON SUSPENDED LICENSE James Day, 813 So. 13th, pleaded innocent, trial set for Aug. 8, $500 bond; Elvin E. Randolph. 1680 So.

3rd. pleaded innocent, trial set for Aug. 8, $500 bond. Stale Cases SPEEDING ON INTERSTATE Richard A. Westeott, 1048 Aldrich fined $54.

COUNTY COURT Note: All cases heard by Judge Ralph Slocum. Misdemeanors ASSAULT AND BATTERY Phillip E. Lagoni. ol 3930 pleaded innocent Mav 7. case dismissed; Jacob Whiiemagpie of 1942 R.

pleaded innocent May 6, case dismissed; Gary Lee Kurtzer, of 4535 Pagoda, pleaded innocent Mav 7, case dismissed; Otha Lee Becks, 20, of 860 No. 23rd, pleaded nolo contendere, found guilty, sentencing deterred until June 10: Wayne Williams, 17, of 4303 Carswell pleaded nolo contendere, sentencing deferred until June 10; John Moore, 17, of 2803 pleaded nolo contendere, found guilty, sentencing deterred until June 10. INSUFFICIENT NUMBER OF Lit PRESERVERS Joseph J. Miller, of 2001 So 45th. pleaded guilty, fined $10.

PETIT LARCENY Virgil Tirnbhn 19. of Unadilla, pleaded guilty, fined $50; Gerald E. Campbell, of 1527 No 26th, pleaded guilty, sentenced to ihree rocuring alcoholic liquor FOR A MINOR David Vasquez, of 940 So. 10th, pleaded guilty, fined $250 and sentenced to 13 days in jail. NO LIFE PRESERVERS ON CHILD UNDER 12 Gary L.

Buis, of 2601 No. 36th, pleaded guilty, fined $10. DISTRICT COURT Felonies BREAKING AND ENTER ING AUTOMOBILE. TWO COUNTS Robert Monroe Severance, 18, of 1130 No. 14th.

(charged with breaking and entering a rar owned by Western Mutual Insurance Co. and one owned by John F. Voriske March 20). pleaded innocent May 7, changed plea to guilty May 29, placed on probation for 18 by Judge Herbert Ronin. ESTATES Wills filed for probate County Court: Edwin G.

Steckley. who died June 22. 1967; Doris L. Wise, who died Feb. 28, 1968; Louise Speidel, who died Feb, 26, 196B: Annie E.

Long, who died Feb. 19. 1968; Anna who died March 2, 1968; Alice Mills, who died Jan 12. 1968; Anna J. Oquist, who died Feb.

5, 1968, Mary Elizabeth Overcash, who died Feb. 18. 1968; Marie Duckworth, who died Feb. 28, 1968; Mothida M. Anderson, who died March 2.

1968; Eva A. Heier. who died Feb. 14, 1968; Herman D. Reusch.

who died March 8, 1968; Janet Hawke, who died Marrh 2, 1968; Elizabeth Dies, who died Feb 280. 1968; Henry C. Wittmann. who died March 12, 1960; Adolph Lostroh, who died March 10, 1968; Julia Ann Young, who died Feb. 10, 1968; Lillian Mathilda Lewis, who died Feb 24, 1968; William M.

Lovelace who died March 7, 1968; Louise Wille, who died March 9. 1968; George T. Harr, who died Dec. 3. 1957.

Estates filed for determination of inheritance tax: Harry Krone, who died Dec. 11. 1967; Thomas Panaciotis, who died Jan. 4, 1965; Lydia Bender, who died Jan. 10, 1968; Ann Granata, who died Jan.

10. 1968; Fred Sehnert, who died Nov. 18, 1967; Otto C. Haack, who died Feb 23. 1967; Leslie A.

Grossman, who died July 29. 1966. Wilbert L. Bailey, who died Dec. 16.

1967: Clarence S. Snyder, who died Jan. 23. 1968; Clifford Hanna who died March 5, 1967; Ernest L. Brooks, who died Jan.

2, 1968; Russell K. AHerton, who died Feb. 2, 1968; Mortimer A. Johnson, who died Dec. 16, 1967; John Hobson, who died Dec.

29, 1967; Male E. Nix, who died Jan. 21, 1968; William Divoky, who died Sept. 7, 1960. Estate filed administration: August C.

Wahl, who died Feb. 5. 1968: Horace D. Brooks, who died April 3, 1966; Gregory Sinica, who died Nov. 16, 1967; Mary A.

Welton, who died Jan. 25, 1968; Mamie D. Whilmarsh, who died Feb. 29, 1968; A. Huey, who died Feb 29.

1968: Loretto R. CasteUo, who died Jan. 3L 1968; Vera Belle Parry, who died Feb. 27, 1968; Edward Doeschot, who died Jan 19, 1968. ORDINANCE NO.

9505 AN ORDINANCE terminating and cancelling the easement granted over certain lots in Heritage Heights Subdivision in the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, at the time of platting said Heritage Heights Subdivision. BE IT ORDAINED bv the City Council of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska: Section 1. That all right, title, lien or interest that the City of Lincoln has in or to the casement granted to the public upon, ovpr or in a strip of land five feet wide on cither side of a line common to Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, Heritage Heights Subdivision to Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, by reason of the platting of said Heritage Heights Subdivision, or otherwise, is hereby released and terminated. Section 2. Immediately upon the taking effect of this ordinance, the owner shall file a certified copy of this ordinance in the office of the Register of Deeds for Lancaster County, Nebraska.

Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after Its passage and publication according to law. Introduced by T. E. Allman Passed: June 3, 1968 Sam Schwartzkopf, Mayor ATTEST; Harold W.

Springer. City Clerk (SEAL) ORDINANCE NO. 9503 An Ordinance creating Water District No. 765, providing for the payments of the costs of the improvements therein, designating the property to be benefited, and repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinauces in conflict herewith. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lincoln Nebraska: Section 1.

That Water District No. 765 be and the same is hereby created: that said water district is created for the purpose of constructing a water main or water mains to supply water domestic and fire purposes, for the following described real estate, which is hereby included in said water district, to-wit: Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 in Block 36 and Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Block 37, all in University Place. The cost of constructing said water mains, including the cost of fire plugs, valves, and all other expenses incidental to said improvements, shall be assessed against the property benefited in said district, not exceeding the special benefits accruing on account thereof. Sec. 2.

That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, be and the same hereby are repealed. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication according to law. Introduced by Bill Davidson Passed: June 3, 1968 Sam Schwartzopf.

Mayor ATTEST: Harold W. Springer, City Clerk (SEAL) Friday, June 7, 1968 31 dition, an addition in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, be and they are hereby established with reference to a datum plane, which is located as follows: Bench mark cut in water table at the northeast corner of the City Hall Building is 79.74 feet above said datum plane. of this plat, in accordance with the ordinances of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, relating sidewalks. The construction of said sidewalks shall be completed not later than July 1, 1972. Second: that the owner above set forth shall, at its own cost and expense, pay for all labor, The grades hereby established material, engineering and inspec- shall be uniform straight lines between adjacent points hereinafter specified in said streets and between the grade points heretofore established by ordinance in adjacent streets.

Section 3. Grade at the tion costs in connection with the construction of a storm sewer system in Sandalwood Drive from 84th Street to the east line extended of Lot 2, Block 3 of said subdivision and in Indian Hills Drive from Sandalwood Drive Intersection of Navajo Trail and south to a point of interception 84th Street: Northeast corner of the natural drainage near the Dine in Air Conditioned Comfort OK Big Burger Restaurant 825 SOUTH 48TH STREET LINCOLN, NEBRASKA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK OK THE NEW STANDARD OF QUALITY Meat is Government Inspected Pure Beef NEW CORPORATIONS Stereo Broadcasting Lincoln; James E. Kamas and W. Haydon, both of Lincoln: $60.000. Multi-Vend Distributors, Cozad; Richard H.

Davis of Yuba City, Virginia Stockton ol Milford and Wayne A. Davis of Cozad; $100.000 Selection Research. Lincoln; Roger V. Dickeson. Bennett Martin, Herman Harney, William E.

Hall and Donald O. Clifton, all of Lincoln; $1,000. Little Pleasures Ice Cream, Norfolk; W. C. McNeeley of Columbus and Craig F.

Swoboda of Norfolk; $10,000. Sorensen R. and H. Wakefield; Russell Sorensen and Hazel Sorensen, both of Wakefield; $50,000. Centro) Nebraska Goodwill Industries, Grand Island; Herbert V.

Roeser, A. J. Snyder and Vernon Rice, all of Grand Island; non-profit. Nebraska Transportation Institute, Lin. coin; Robert A.

Dobson, and William C. Joern, both of Lincoln, non-profit. Morrill County Bean Co Scottsbluff; George Hall and Le Moyne Hoxworth of Bridgeport and Kenneth E. Gier of Bayard; $50,000. Bean and Elevator Co.

Scottsbluff; Harry Weber and Reuben Held ol Mitchell and Henry E. Schneider oi Gering; $50,000. Mitchell Bean Growers, Inc. Scottsbluff; Paul Sato, Le Roy Pieper Robert Pieper, Mervyn Gompert and Arvid Gompert. all of Mitchell; $50,000.

Paul's Drugs, Papillion; Paul J. Gibiliseo and Marcella Gibilisco, both of Omaha; $25,000. ORDINANCE NO. 9501 An Ordinance creating Paving District No. 2075, defining the limits thereof, establishing the width of the roadway to be paved and the width of the grading to be done, providing for curbing, guttering and relaying sidewalks, proving for the payment of the cost thereof, designating the property to be benefited, and repealing a 11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith.

BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska: Sec. 1. That Paving District No. 2075, of the City of Lincoln Nebraska, tie and the same is hereby created: that said Paving District shall include all that portion of 64th Street lying between the north line of Havelock Avenue and tiie south line of Platte Avenue, in said City, and the following described real estate benefited, to-wit; the east one-half of Block 17 and the west one-haif of Block 18 all in Havelock. The roadway to be paved in said District shall be 26 feet in width; grading to be from lot line to lot line, and the cost of grading, curbing, guttering, and paving the same, including the cost of grading, curbing, guttering, and paving the intersections and returns, and the cost of grading the sidewalk space and relaying of sidewalks and all expenses incidental to all of said improvement shall be assessed against the property benefited in said District in proportion to the benefits, not exceeding the cost thereof.

Sec. 2. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same hereby are repealed. Sec. 3 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication according to law.

Introduced by Helen G. Boosalis Passed: June 3, 1968 Sam Schwartzkopf, Mayor ATTEST: Harold Springer, City Clerk (SEAL) SAVE 10 BIG TASTY 0 HAMBURGERS 1 Gallon of Creomy OK ROOT BEER Oul.v $1.99 WITH COUPON I. (JUG DEPOSIT) SAVE 12 BIG TASTY 0 HAMBURGERS Only SI.99 SAVE 5 BIG TASTY 0 HAMBURGERS 1 Quart of sparkling OK ROOT BEER Only 99c WITH COUPON WITH COUPON EVERY TUESDAY 1 BIG TASTY HAMBURGER Only 15c GOOD ANY DAY WITH COUPON I I I I I I I SAVE 6 BIG TASTY 0 HAMBURGERS Only 99c WITH COUPON .31 4 BIG CHEESEBURGERS 2 large smooth ROOT BEERS Only 99c WITH COUPON ORDINANCE NO. 9502 An Ordinance creating Paving District No. 2076, defining the limits thereof, establishing the width of the roadway to be paved and the width of the grading to be done, providing for curbing, guttering, and relaying sidewalks, providing for the pay ment of the cost thereof designating the property to be benefited, and repealing a 11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Lincoln.

NsbrBskB Sec. 1. That Paving District No. 2076, of the City of Lincoln Nebraska, be and the same is hereby created; that said Paving District shall include all that portion of Meredeth Avenue lying between the east line of 48th Street and the east line of 49th Street in said City, and the following described real estate benefited, to wit: The south one-half of Block 40 and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8 in Bloek45. all in College View.

The roadway to be paved 2 second said District shall be 26 feet in width; grading to be from lot line to lot line, and the cost of grading, curbing, guttering, and paving the same, including the cost of grading, curbing, gutter ing, and paving the intersections and returns, and the cost of o-1 grading the sidewalk space and relaying of sidewalks and all expenses incidental to all of said in REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Approximate sale price taken from revenue stamps. Transfers of $10,000 or more.) Jared H. Larabee to Leander Raymond Frey 4, 2, Fairhill Third Addn $12,000. Marion E. Clark A to Ronald G.

Justvig 1, 2, Kessler Heights, $16,500. Violet M. Duling to Wilbur L. Staudinger pt 7-9, 78, University Place, $25.000 Vivian Dillman Kier to Jack G. Flanagan 18, 6, Franklin Heights, $10,000.

David K. Titlerington to Arthur B. Rempe A pt 1 Hasness Subdivision, $16,000. Henry Hesser to Burton L. Pettigrew w.

2, 1, Eastborough 4th Addn $18.500. Nathaniel H. Sands to Nancy J. Tempero, 31 A pt 32, University Park. $133)00.

Emil G. Person to Vera M. Lawrence, pt 1 2, 8, Martin Heights, $19,000. St. Louis Kansas City Land Co to Gahart A.

Michaels 9, Anaheim $12,500 Lester L. Hein to John Wedgewood improvement shall be assessed Irene c. Barber to Ross a against the property benefited in Birt, pt sec. 15, twp 8, ra 7, $10,000. John D.

Beecham to Lester i L. Hein 10, 1, Kessler Heights, $16,000. Rudolph J. Meyer to Donna Neuhofel, 12. 12, E.

E. Summit, $15,500. Hubert Hall to Duane W. Oost.n* 16, 7. Valley View, $77,500.

Solomon Eckley to William J. ORDINANCE NO. 9504 AN ORDINANCE establishing the official grades of certain streets in HERBERT INDIAN HILLS FIRST ADDITION an addition in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska with reference to a datum plane herein described including said addition within the corporate limits of the City of Lincoln, and accepting and approving the plat of Herbert Brother's Indian Hills First Addition, an addition in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, filed in the office of the Planning Department of the City of Lincoln Nebraska, upon certain conditions herein specified and providing for bonds conditioned upon the strict compliance with such conditions. WHEREAS, Herbert a partnership, owner of the west half of Section 26. Township 10 North, Range 7 East of the 6th P.M., Lancaster County, Nebraska, more particularly described as follows; Beginning 50.0 feet cast of and 1417.7 feet north of the southwest corner of said Section 26; thence easterly 90 degrees and perpendicular to the west line of said Section 26 a distance of 330.0 feet, thence 10 degrees left a distance of 61.5 feet; thence 10 degrees right a distance of 110.0 feet; thence 33 degrees left a distance of 72.1 feet; thence 33 degrees 40' right a distance of 125.0 feet; thence 90 degrees left a distance of 160.0 feet, thence 90 degrees right a distance of 120,0 feet; thence 44 degrees left a distance of 84.7 feet; tiience 44 degrees right a distance of 120.0 feet; thence 90 degrees left a distance of 340.0 feet; thence 11 degrees left a distance of 215.0 feet; thence 14 degrees right a distance of 105.5 feet- thence 29 degrees right a distance of 170.0 feet; thence 90 degrees left a distance of 120.0 feet; thence 90 degrees right a distance of 162.2 feet to the south right of way line of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at a point on a curve, said curve having a radius of 1841.5 feet, a central angle ol 7 degrees and a main chord of 251.45 feet; thence northwesterly along the arc of said curve and said right of way, a distance of 251.69 feet to the point of curvature of said curve; thence northwesterly along the tangent of said curve and said right of way a distance of 411.3 feet; thence 123 degrees 11 left a distance of 195.1 feet; thence 90 degrees right distance of 474,9 feet to a point 50.0 feet cast of the west line of said Section 26 and 2843.7 feet north ol the south line of said Section 26; thence south, 90 degrees left and parallel to the west line of said Section 26 a distance of 190.0 feet, this point being on the Section line; thence 90 degrees left a distance of 140.0 feet; thence 18 degrees left a distance of 63.2 feet; thence 18 degrees right distance of 120.0 feet; thence 90 degrees right a distance of 15 0 feet, thence 90 degrees left a distance of 150.0 feet; thence 23 degrees right a distance of 119.6 feet; thence 10 degrees right a distance of 160.0 feet; thence 89 degrees right a distance of 295.0 feet; thence 52.44’ left a distance of 263.4 feet; thence 12 degrees right a distance of 140.0 feet; thence 99 degrees right distance of 125.0feet; thence 90 degrees left a distance of 110.0 feet; thence 90 degrees right a distance of 195.0 feet; thence 90 degrees 00' left a distance of 20.0 feet; thence 90 degrees right a distance of 365.0 feet, to a point 50,0 feet east of the west line of said Secton 26; thence 90 degrees left and parallel to said west line of Section 26 a distance of 360.8 feet to the point of beginning, all in Lancaster County, Nebraska, having platted said real estate under the designation of Herbert Indian Hills, First Addition, and having filed said plat in the office of the Planning Department of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, with a request for approval and acceptance thereof, in the manner and form as by uidinance required, and WHEREAS, it is for the convenience of the inhabitants of said 209 80, Southeast comer 209.30.

Section 4. Grade at a point in Navajo Trail 275 feet east of the centerline of 84th Street: North side 215.00, South side 215.00; provided, however, that grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 250 feet long. Section 5. Grade at the intersection of Navajo Trail and Indian Hills Drive: Northwest corner 202.90, Souhwest corner 203 40 Section 6. Grade at a point sn Indian Hills Drive at the southerly limits of this plat; East side 205.50, West side 205.50.

Section 7. Grade at the intersection of Indian Hills Drive and Navajo Trail to the east of Indian Hills Drive: Northeast corner 199.00. Northwest comer 199.00. southwest corner 199.50; Southeast corner 199.50. Section 8.

Grade at a point in Navajo Trail 75 feet east of the centerline of Indian Hills Drive; North side 201.00. South side 201.00; provided, however, that the grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 100 feet long. Section 9. Grade at a point in Navajo Trail 225 feet east of the centerline of Indian Hills Drive: North side 210.00, South side 210 00: provided, however, that the grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 100 feet long. Section 10.

Grade at a point on Smoky Hill Road at the southerly limits of the plat; East side 213.50, West side 213,50. Section 11. Grade at the intersection of Smoky Hill Road and Navajo Trail: Northwest corner 212.00, Southwest comer 212.50. Section 12. Grade at a point in Smoky Hill Road 200 feet south of the centerline of Sandalwood Drive: East side 205.00.

West side 205.00; provided, however, that the grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 300 feet long. Section 13. Grade at the in tersection of Sandalwood Drive and 84th Street: Northeast corner 174,50, Southeast comer 174.90. Section 14. Grade at a point in Sandalwood Drive 150 feet east of the centerline of 84th Street: North side 175.50.

South side 175.50; provided, however, that the grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 250 feet long. Section 15. Grade at the intersection of Sandalwood Drive and Indian Hills Drive: Southwest corner 178.10, Southeast comer 179.10. Section 16, Grade at a point in Sandalwood Drive 650 feet east of the centerline of 84th Street: North side 200.50, South side 200.50; provided, however, that the grades established in this section shall be considered as the intersection of tangents to vertical curves 500 feet long. Section 17.

Grade at the intersection of Sandalwood Drive and Smoky Hill Road: Southwest comer 197.90, Southeast corner 197.70. Section 18. Grade at a point in Sandalwood Drive at the easterly limits of this subdivision: North side 197.60, South side 197.60. Section 19. Grade at a point in Indian Hills Drive 150 feet south of the centerline of Sandalwood Drive.

East side 179.90, West side 179.40. Section 20. Tiiat the plat of Herbert Indian Hills, First Addition filed in the office of the Planning Department of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, by Herbert a partnership, as owner be and it is hereby given the right to plat said Herbert Indian Hills, First Addition as an addition in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, in accordance therewith. Such acceptance and approval are conditioned upon the following conditions: First: That the owner above set forth shall at its own cost and expense construct sidewalks in the sidewalk space on both sides of Navajo Trail between 84th Street and Indian Hills Drive, on both sides of Indian Hills Drive within the limits of this subdivision, on both sides of Navajo Trail between Indian Hills Drive and Smoky Hill Road, on both sides of Smoky Hill Road from the southerly limits of this subdivision to Sandalwood Drive, on the south side of Sandalwood Drive from 84th Street to Smoky Hill Road, on the north side of Sandalwood Drive adjacent to all of the lots in Block 1 of said subdivision, on both sides of Indian Hills Drive from Sandalwood Drive south to the southerly limits of the subdivision and on the east side of 84th Street from Navajo Trail soutli to the southerly limits southerly limits of Block 2 extended and in Indian Hills Drive from Navajo Trail to the west of Indian Hills Drive northward to an outlet in the natural drainage channel near the north line extended of 18 of Block 3 of said subdivision and in Sandalwood Drive from the intersection of Smoky Hill Road eastward to a proper outlet near the easterly limits of this subdivision, in conformance with the alignment, grade and cross section as determined by the City, together will all other expense in connection therewith. Said storm sewer shall be constructed under the supervision of the City of Lincoln and title thereto shall be vested in the City of Lincoln.

The construction of said storm sewer shall be completed not later than July 1, 1970. Third: That the owner above set forth shall, at its own cost and expense, pay for all labor, engineering and inspection costs in connection with the construction of a ornamental street lighting system within the limits of this subdivision, except along 84th Street, to meet the minimum requirements of the City of Lincoln, together with all other expense in connection therewith. Said ornamental street lighting system shall be constructed under the supervision of the City of Lincoln and title thereto shall lie vested in the City of Lincoln. The construction of said ornamental street lighting system shall be completed not later than July 1970. Fourth: That the owner above set forth shall, at its own cost and expense, plant a living screen in 84th Street right-of-way adjacent to Lot 1 of Block 2 and Lot 5 of Block 6.

This planting shall be done in accordance with the plans of the City-County Planning Department and shall be generally in conformance with a publication of that Department entitled Guide for Planting Screens Adjacent to Major Streets, December, 1967." Fifth: That the owner above set forth shall, prior to the passage of this ordinance, enter into a written agreement witli the City of Lincoln, agreeing that the City of Lincoln shall bring the streets to the official established grades as hcrein-abovc set forth, and construct the necessary ssanitary sewers and water mains to serve the real estate in said addition, and assess the cost thereof against the real estate i a said addition in accordance with benefits accruing thereto. Section 21. That the owner above set forth shall prior to the passage of this ordinance, execute and deliver to the City of Lincoln. (a) a bond in the sum oi $12,000.00. conditioned upon the strict compliance by the owner above named with the conditions contained in paragraph designated of the next preceding section of this ordinance; a bond in the sum of $13,500.00, conditioned upon the strict compliance by the owner above named with the conditions contained in paragraph designated of the next preceding section of this ordinance; (c) a bond in the sum of $6,400.00, conditioned upon the strict compliance by the owner above named with the conditions contained in paragraph designated of the next preceding section of this ordinance; the bonds required above shall be subject to the approval of the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, and shall be further conditioned that in the event the above-named owner fails to comply with the conditions herein set forth within the time specified in i ordinance, the City Council shall proceed to fulfill said conditions, the cost thereof to be paid by the surety on said bond.

Such work shall be performed in the manner set forth in Title 26 of the Lincoln Municipal Code, known as the Land Subdivision Ordinance, as now existing or as may hereafter be amended. Section 22. Immediately upon the taking effect of this ordinance, the owner shall file a certified copy of this ordinance in the office of the Register of Deeds of Lancaster County, Nebraska. Section 23, This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication according to law. Introduced by John H.

Comstock Passed: June 3, 1968 Sam Schwartzkopf, Mayor ATTEST: Harold W. Springer, City Clerk (SEAL) ADVERTISEMENT But- ADVERTISEMENT said District in proportion to the benefits, not exceeding the cost thereof. Sec. 2. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same hereby of the City of Lincoln.

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