the 36 OMAHA WORLD HERALD Thursday, January 28, 1982 Deaths and Funerals The Weather By the National Weather Service AL CAMPBELL -Clifford Eid's CARLSEN-George F. M. H. F. GREEN -Monica L.
-Dennis Jr. age 73 years, 505 So. 51st Ave. Survived by wife, Georgia; 3 brothers, Oliver, of Denver, James of Lincoln, Arthur, of Omaha, sister, Margaret Allard of Omaha, NE. SERVICES: 3 PM, Thursday at Roeder Mortuary, Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Memorials to the Omaha Home Church. for Boys or the First Presbyterian Mr. Allard was a member of Vesta Chapter, O. Tangier Shrine, Scottish Rite, Covert Lodge, First Presbyterian Church. Former member of the Omaha Livestock Exchange.
Owner of Martin Bros. and Company. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 A Co. Bluffs, CAMPBELL-Clifford retired passed away employee age Tuesday 62, of wife, Velma; 4 sisters, A Annetta KuhlVicker's, Omaha.
Survived by mann, Mildred Straight, Rosella Nuzem, June Reisch; 2 brothers, Louis, Philip Campbell; numerous nieces, nephews. SERVICES Fri. 1 PM Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery. Memorials to the lowa Kidney Foundation or Our Savior's Church.
MEYER FUNERAL HOME Co. Bluffs 322-0293 CARLSEN -George age 77 years, of 801 So. 52nd. Mr. Carlsen was a retired Plumbing Inspector for the City of Omaha and was founder of the Omaha Ski Club, and Co- Founder of the Crescent Ski Hills.
He was a member of the Tangier Shrine Templer, Scottish Rite, and John J. Mercer Lodge, No. 290 A. F. A.M.
Survived by cousins; nephews and nieces. FUNERAL Services, Thursday 2:30 PM at the a Farnam Chapel, interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Memorials are acceptable to Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, United Methodist Church of Richville, Minn. 53576, or the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children, Minneapolis, Minn. 55414.
VISITATION after 5 PM, Wednesdav. CROSBY KUNOLD 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 CHRISTENSEN-Edra 64 years, Papillion, Neb. services pending. KAHLER-DOLCE Papillion, Neb.
339-3232 COOK -Eleanor J. (widow of Franklin age 74, of Wahoo, died Tues. Survivors, 3 sons, Jay Paxton, Don Malcolm, Robert Wahoo; 2 brothers, Ray Erickson, Denver, Russell Erickson, SanFrancisco, 2 sisters, Irene Ocander, Wahoo, Adeline Nickerson, Pasadena, 7 grandchildren. FUNERAL SERVICES Fri. 2 PM at the First Presbyterian Church at the Rev.
Burton A. Knudsen, officiating. Interment Sunrise Cemetery. Memorials to the First Presbyterian Church or the Saunders County Home of the Terminally Ill. ERICSON'S FUNERAL HOME Wahoo, Nebraska GILBREATH -Erma H.
Survived by husband, Raymond of Omaha; daughter, Mrs. David (Patricia) Minard; 2 grandchildren; Julie and Todd; 2 sisters, Mrs. Merle Wheeler of Carthage, and Mrs. Euarda Abernethy, St. Petersburg, Fla.
FAMILY will receive friends, Thurs. Eve. 7 to 9 PM at The Colonial Chapel. MEMORIAL Service Friday, 2:30 PM at the First Methodist Church, 69th and Cass. Memorials acceptable to First Methodist Church.
CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel 11902 W. Center Rd. 333-7200 GOSSETT -Ernest age 53 yrs. of Louisville, Neb. Survivors, wife, Edna son, Alan both of Louisville; father, George, Garden Grove, brother, Jack, Myrtle Point, sister, Mrs.
Barbara Davis, Akron, Ohio. VISITATION 1-8 PM Kahler Dolce Mortuary. SERVICES in Piedmont, Ala. Mon. 2 PM.
-DOLCE Papillion, Neb. 339-3232 age 25, 1910 Burt expired Tues. No known survivors. MYERS 22nd Lake St. 346-0248 HAYES-Harriet age 93, 600 S.
77th. FUNERAL at Chapel Thur. 9:30 AM to St. Mary Magdalene's Church at 10 AM. Interment Holy Sepulchre.
HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFNANN DODGE STREET CHAPEL 24th and Dodge-342-3900 MORRISON- Clifford L. age 67 yrs. Underwood, passed away Mon. retired Portsmouth farmer employee of Vickers in Omaha; survived by wife, Jean; son, Clifford, and daughter, Mrs. Glen (Edith) Miller; 4 brothers, Donald, Dwight, Eddie and Ervin; 1 sister, Mrs.
Derald (Ida) Carlson; 9 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews SERVICES 1 PM at The Meyer Funeral Home, Co. Bluffs. Interment Branson Cemetery. Family receiving friends at 7 to 8:30 PM. MEYER FUNERAL HOME Co.
Bluffs 322-0293 PAYNE Norman age, 56 years, 1410 S. 8th Co. Bluffs, U.P.R.R. Hostler Helper. Survived by half-brother, Raymond Holford, Berkeley, sister, Argustine Page; 3 aunts, Delomes CAFE entic 1920'9 Brunch Lunch Daily Dinner Presenting Elf King Fri.
Sat. night 6:30 9:30 11th Howard 422-0776 HAYES-Harriet I. MORRI Sr. PAYNE-Norman Clifford REGNIER-LoUis M. -Neal A.
SANFORD-James L. SEIG- Cecile Gooden, Tiny Akers, all Co. Bluffs, Alice Crawford, Omaha. SERVICES 2 PM Fri. at the Mortuary, Rev.
Jesse Isom officiating. Burial Fairview Cemetery. BEEM-BELFORD SERVICE 553 Willow Ave. 322-6669 REGNIER-LoUis age 69 yrs. of 9611 Ruggles; survived by wife, Jule William Omaha; daughters, Karen of Omaha, Rita M.
of Los Angeles, Mary C. of Omaha; brothers, Felix of Lincoln, Paul, Ivan and sisters Juanita R. Regnier and Pamelia Seggerman, all Fairbury, Neb. FUNERAL Services Sat. 9:30 AM at The Westside Chapel to St.
James Church at 10 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSARY Friday, 7:30 PM at Mortuary. Memorials to The Red Cross or Heart Association. JOHN A.
GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE 391-1664 ROWE -Neal age 54 yrs. of 8050 Wirt; survived by wife, Gladys; daughters, Cheryl Zach of Omaha, Janice Goo, Tempte, Elaine and Mary, both of Omaha; son, Douglas, Omaha; 4 grandchildren; brother, Donald of Omaha. FUNERAL Services Fri. 9:30 AM at the Westside Chapel to St. James Church at 10 AM.
Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. ROSARY Thurs. 7:30 PM at Mortuary. Memorials to the Cancer Society. JOHN A.
GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE 391-1664 SANFORD -James age 64 yrs, at Houston, Tex. Survived by wife, Mary: daughter, Mrs. Mary Claire Smith, of Edinburg, 2 grandchildren. SERVICES Fri. 9:30 AM from The Chapel to St.
Columbkille Church, Papillion, at 10 AM. Interment Calvary. ROSARY, Thursday, 7 PM at Chapel. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th 4 West Center Rd. 391-3900 SEIG-Cecile, age 82 years.
FUNERAL SERVICE Thurs. 1 PM at the West Center Chapel. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. -HEAFEY HOFFMAN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center- --391-3900 LAND -Dorothy (Frymire), passed away Graduate of Knox College, member Phi Mu Sorority. Survived by husband Lowell, former classmate; sister-in-law, brother-in-law, Harriett John Toliver, Ft.
Co. MEMORIAL SERVICE Fri. 2 PM from the Kremer Funeral Home. Private interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 TOMASEK -Rudolph age 74 years. Survivors, wife, Gladys; sister, Mrs. Rudolph (Anne) Dusatko; nieces and nephews. ROSARY 7:30 PM Thursday. SERVICES 9:15 AM Dworak Mortuary to St.
Gerald's Church at 10 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S. 16th St. 346-1144 VRANA- -Margaret, age 64, Omaha.
Survived by Irvin; sons, Joe Vrana, Omaha, John Dober, Lincoln; daughter, JoAnn Streed, 5 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild. FUNERAL Sat. 9:30 AM Brewer Kor- Nitrate Levels Up in Sand Hills WORLD- HERALD BUREAU Lincoln Increased nitrate levels have been found as deep as 50 feet below a Sand Hills cornfield, a University of Nebraska agronomist said during the 1982 irrigation short course held here this week. Gary Hergert, of the university's North Platte Station staff, which is studying soil nitrate levels at the university's Sand Hills Agricultural Laboratory near Tryon, said the highest average nitrate concentration of eight parts per million was found 15 feet below the soil surface. Nitrate levels under native rangeland next to the cornfield varied between 0.75 and 1.75 parts per million throughout the entire 50 feet of soil, Hergert said.
The public health standard for nitrate is 10 parts per million or less. Only one of the samples he analyzed for nitrate exceeded this amount, he said. The extension soils specialist told those attending the short course that the corn had been fertilized annually with 150 pounds of nitrogen per acre from 1973-75. From 1976-78, about 210 pounds per acre were supplied. Since then, no fertilizer has been used.
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8:30 p.m. (7:30 MT) on all stations of the Nebraska Educational Television Network A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE NEBRASKA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION SUTHERLAND-Dorothy (Frymire) TOMASEK-Rudolph J. VRANA-Margaret WEST -Effie E. ZEIGER-Margaret A. (Mocky Casart) isko Chapel to HOLY CROSS CHURCH for 10 AM FUNERAL MASS.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. Fri. 7 PM at the Mortuary. VISITATION Fri. after 12 noon.
Family memorials to the American Cancer Society. BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 4609 S. 24th St. 731-1234 WEST- -Effie age 95 yrs. of Co.
Bluffs, died preceded in death by 1st husband Louis Coale, 1924 and 2nd husband Joe 1961. Survivors include son, Burton V. Coale of Co. Bluffs. SERVICES Fri.
at 11. AM at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Lincoln, Neb. Internet Bennet Nebraska Cemetery. Body will lie in State at THE HODGMAN-SPLAIN MORTUARY, in Lincoln, Thurs. Meyer Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
MEYER FUNERAL HOME Co. Bluffs 322-0293 ZEIGER-Margaret A. (Mocky Casart), age 66 years. SERVICES Thurs. 3 PM West Center Chapel.
Interment Forest Lawn. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 Card of Thanks WATTS- Bertha, The family wishes to extend our many thanks to friends, neighbors, and relatives for their prayers, flowers, cards, food, and memorials. Special thanks to the Lutheran Home staff; also, Rev. John Walker. The Watts, Sparks, Marek Families.
In Memoriam 3 MAZZARA-Natalie Without YOU there's a sadness in our lives, and we miss you and think of you daily with love. Your family, Mom, Dad, twin sister Bridget, sister Rosemary, niece Elizabeth Ann, nephew Joe, brother-inlaw Pete. WEBB- -Cluster, 3 years have passed. What is true and comforting is to know, deep in my heart, that cherished thoughts and memories of loved ones never really part. Wife, Millie Webb.
Florists 5 EDERER FL FLORISTS 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 FLOWERS BY DAWN 551-5456 5719 NW Radial Benson KUSH FLORIST GREENHOUSES 4225 So. 25th St. 733-1700 RAY GAIN, FLORIST CUT FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 LEAVENWORTH 551-0658 Funeral Directors 6 BRAMAN-SPRICK MORTUARY 1702 No. 72nd St.
556-3028 CROSBY-KUNOLD-BURKET FUNERAL CHAPELS 733-1111 345-1886 333-7200 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 Mrs. Boosalis, Boyle At Mayor Mayors' Meeting Wednes- day to attend the U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting this week in Washington, D.C. He is to return Friday evening.
Council President Bernie Simon will be acting mayor while Boyle is out of the city. Boyle said he will serve on a committee on economic development at the mayors meeting. Lincoln Mayor Helen Boosalis, president of the national organization, also is attending the conference. FORECAST for THURSDAY Figures show nigh temperatures expected 30. 20 20 60 Cold MILD Warm Occluded Stationary Rain Showers Snow EX Flurries a Air Flow EXTENDED FORECASTS Nebraska Saturday through Monday: Little or no precipitation.
Highs Saturday upper 20s northeast to low 40s southwest, warming to upper 30s northeast to 50s southwest Sunday and Monday. Lows in teens Saturday, 20s by Monday. lowa Saturday through, Monday: Variable cloudiness, little or no precipitation. 20s and 30s Saturday, 30s to low 40s Sunday and Monday. Lows 5 to 15 Saturday, warming to 15 to 25 by Monday.
DAILY FORECASTS Southeast Nebraska, including the Omaha area Partly cloudy today, highs mid-30s to 40. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows mid-20s. Cloudy, windy and colder Friday, highs upper 30s. Northeast Nebraska Partly cloudy today, highs mid-30s to 40. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows to upper 20s.
Cloudy, windy and colder Friday, highs upper 20s to mid-30s. North-Central and Northwest Nebraska Partly cloudy today, highs mid-30s to mid-40s. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows low to mid-20s. Windy and colder Friday, highs near 30. Nebraska Panhandle Partly cloudy today, highs mid-40s to 50.
Mostly cloudy tonight, lows low to mid-20s. Mostly cloudy Friday, highs upper 20s to mid-30s. Southwest and Central Nebraska Partly cloudy today, highs mid-40s to 50. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows mid- to upper 20s. Windy and colder Friday, highs mid- to upper 30s.
South- Central Nebraska Partly cloudy today, highs mid40s to 50. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows mid- to upper 20s. Windy and colder Friday, highs mid- to upper 30s. lowa Clear to partly cloudy today, highs mid-20s to 30s. Cloudy tonight and Friday, lows to 25, highs Friday mid20s to mid-30s.
Missouri Mostly sunny today, highs 40s north to low 50s south. Partly cloudy tonight, lows 20s and 30s. Chance for showers Friday, highs 40s and low 50s. Kansas Mostly sunny, warmer today, highs mid-40s. Partly cloudy tonight, 1 lows 20s.
Partly cloudy Friday, highs 40s to low 50s. Colorado Partly cloudy today, highs 40s and 50s east, 35 to 45 west, 30s mountains. Partly cloudy tonight, lows teens and 20s. Partly cloudy Friday, highs 40s and 50s east, 35 to 45 west, 30s mountains. South Dakota Mostly cloudy through Friday.
Chance of light snow tonight and Friday. Highs today mid-20s east, upper 30s to lower 40s west. Lows tonight 5 to 15. Highs Friday teens east and 20s west. OMAHA SUMMARY Wednesday's high temperature, at 12:10 p.m.; low, at 7:45 a.m.; mean, 37; normal, 21.
Total departure from normal since Jan. 1, minus 297. Record temperatures Jan. 27: high, 64 in 1934; low, -21 in 1936. Temperatures year ago Jan.
27: high, 37; low, 21. Tuesday's heating degree days, 44; seasonal total, seasonal normal, last season to date, 3,296. Sunshine Tuesday, 464 minutes, 79 percent of possible. Solar power, 5,109 watts per square meter. Precipitation 24 hours ending midnight Wednesday, none; total this month, 1.13; total this year, 1.13; surplus since Jan.
1, .59. Total to date, last year to midnight, .03. Snowfall total for the 24 hours ending at midnight Wednesday, none; snow depth at 6 p.m. Wednesday, 4 inches; seasonal total, 19.3 inches. Relative humidity at 6 p.m., 59 percent; at midnight, 64 percent.
Wind at 6 p.m., 7 mph from west; at midnight, 8 mph from northwest. Barometer at6 p.m., 29.84; at midnight, 30.08. Sunset today at 5:35 p.m.; sunrise Friday at 7:38 a.m. Missouri River stage at Omaha at midnight, 1.4; 24-hour change, up .7 of a foot; at Blair at 6 a.m., 2.5 feet; 24-hour change, up 0.3 of a foot. Air quality 9 a.m.
Wednesday, 58, rated moderate with carbon monoxide the primary pollutant. Forecast for today, 72. Witala Says Bill Would Protect Teen-Agers From Commitment Lincoln (UPI) Sen. Steve Wiitala of Omaha said he wants to stop parents from committing their teenagers for mental health treatment without their children's consent. He said he sponsored a bill to stop cases like what happened to Sally Prescott, a 16-year-old honor student at Westside High School when her parents committed her to the psychiatric ward of an Omaha hospital.
The psychiatrist who authorized her commitment had never seen her before the commitment, he said. He said her friends hired an attorney, confronted the hospital and finally secured Miss Prescott's release. Wiitala addresses the problem in Legislative Bill 836, which would require the consent of adolescents for RASMUSSEN'S FREEZER MEATS More Than Just freezer Meats Naturally Aged 14-21 Days SIDES, QUARTERS, 2615 90th SPLIT SIDES 397-2131 DELIVERED BREAK Vegas SPECIAL WORLD CAPITAL OF NON -STOP FROM OMAHA Departures Thursdays Sundays 3 Nights 4 Nights HOTEL Union Plaza $279 $299 Barbary Coast $279 $299 Westward Ho $264 $279 YOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES: Round Trip Jet Transportation Reserved Seating Each Way Hotel Accommodations Pre-registration at the Hotel Transfers All Taxes Baggage Handling Bellman Tips PLUS: Las Vegas Fun Book and Coupons Make Reservations Early CALL Travel Transport LAS VEGAS HEADQUARTERS 7764 Dodge St. Omaha, Nebr. 68114 (402) 397-5171 NATION Yesterday Howling winds of 50 to 90 mph reduced visibilities to near zero and closed dozens of highways in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana Wednesday.
The winds also brought temperatures up, bringing the year's first relief from the cold. Seasonably mild readings prevailed over the western two-thirds of the nation. Nationwide, the death toll from storms and cold since the weekend rose to 64. Gale warnings were hoisted on the Great Lakes. The Northeast had fair weather, but temperatures were in the teens or lower in New England.
The nation's coldest spots were in New York's Adirondacks, with many spots 20 below zero or colder. Freezing temperatures covered the middle Atlantic Coast states, but it was sunny. The South was also sunny, as southern Florida and Texas reached the 70s. More rain fell on flood- and mudslideweary Oregon but dry weather was in the forecast. Nation's high Wednesday: 80 at Altus, low Wednesday morning: 35 below zero at Old Forge, N.
Y. Forecast- -For today, rain scattered over the Pacific Coast and New England Coast, thunderstorms through the lower Mississippi Valley. Snow across Great Basin, the a northern Plateau, the northern Rockies and from the lower Great Lakes to the northern Southeast, and with central possible Appalachians. isolated rain from Scattered the Gulf clouds Coast over to the Virginias. Sunshine in the nation's midsection.
MIDLANDS Tokyo Toronto Highs are for Wednesday, lows are Vancouver for 18 hours and precipitation is for hours ending at 6 p.m. Wednesday. City Omaha Omaha Eppley Lincoln Grand Island North Platte Scottsbluff Chadron Valentine Norfolk Beatrice McCook Imperial Mullen 47 32 lowa Cedar Rapids 38 15 Dubuque Lamoni Mason City Ottumwa Sioux City Spencer Colorado Colo. Springs South Dakota Huron Pierre Watertown Kansas Chanute Coffeyville Concordia Dodge City Garden City Goodland 52 36 Russell Salina Wichita WORLD Wednesday City Amsterdam 41 34 Athens Bangkok Barbados Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bogota Brussels B'Aires Cairo Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Jerusalem Jo burg Kiev Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico City Montreal Moscow Nassau New Delhi Nicosia Oslo Paris Rio Rome San Juan Sao Paulo Singapore Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tel Aviv Marriage Licenses DOUGLAS COUNTY William B. Hagerman, Council Bluffs, 27, and Barbara A.
Sanderson, Council Bluffs. 26. Joseph J. Lacy, a 3310 Jackson 25, and Patricia J. Conrad, Fremont, 21.
Martin A. Barrett, 3212 Polk 25, and Teresa M. Reyes, 3716 Greene 20. Jeffrey G. Armstrong, Oskaloosa, lowa, 26, and Diane K.
Peterson, 12207 Pierce Plaza, 26. John C. Jetkins, 4466 Ellison 46, and Stephanie Jones, 4466 Ellison 31. Nigel A. Malik.
10926 Larimore 21, and Terrie J. Taylor, 6743 N. 24th 23. Willie M. Stennis, 4815 Ames 25, and Bonita G.
James, 1816 Spencer 23. Robert G. Swain, 2710 N. 120th 19, and Nanette M. Minor, Ashland, 19.
Births DOUGLAS COUNTY The Record Sons Asper, Steven and Mary, 7151 111th Plaza. Bergstrom, Kenneth and Theresa, 2506 S. 114th St. Booker, Donald and Nikita, 6406. Boyd St.
Broderick, John and Beth, 5180 Jones St. Bujarski, Richard and Deborah, 3607 S. 102nd St. Devlin, Timothy and Robin, 12715 Patrick Circle. Knutson, Steven and Shadda, 15616 Circle.
Kozel, James and Marie, Columbus. Neb. McGargill, James and Laura, Imogene, lowa. Martin. Thomas and Terri, 2927 N.
56th St. Ncola, Edward and Carol, Elkhorn, Neb. Padilla, David and Linda, 911 Forest Ave. Pycha. Frank IV and Susan, 3408.
Burt St. Walker. Douglas and Linda, Council Bluffs. Watson, Robert and Lorain, LaVista. Wellington, Gordon and Suzanne, 4544 Mayberry St.
Wilson, Dennis and Joni, Papillion. TRAVEL OUTLOOK cir cir sn F-fair P- partly cloudy C-cloudy R-rain T-thunderstorm H-haze S- snow Z-drizzle W-windy K-smoke Fg-tog SI-sleet Fz-freezing rain Highs are for and precipitation Wednesday. Tuesday City Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck tro Boise Boston Casper Charleston, W.V. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia, S.C. Columbus Dallas-Ft.
Worth Dayton trc Denver Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Thu Flagstaff Outik Great Falls cdy Hartford cir Helena cir Honolulu cir Houston cdy Indianapolis cir Jacksonville cdy Juneau cdy Kansas City In Las Vegas cir Little Rock cir Los Angeles cdy Louisville rn Memphis cir Miami Beach rn Milwaukee cdy Mols-St. Paul cdy Nashville cir New Orleans cir New York cdy Oklahoma City clr Orlando cdy Philadelphia cir Phoenix clr Pittsburgh cdy Portland, Me. cir Portland, Ore. cir Providence cir Raleigh cir Rapid City cdy Reno cdy Richmond cdy St. Louis rn Salt Lake City cir San Antonio San Diego coy San Francisco cir Seattle Shreveport cdy Sioux Falls cir Spokane sn Syracuse cdy Tucson cdy Tulsa cdy Washington Younie, David and Susan, Raiston.
Daughters Carberry, Gary and Tina, 1447 S. 12th St. Curry. Michael and Patricia, 4654 Marcy St. Dorman, Bobby and Pamela, 9373 Maplewood Blvd.
Hall. Timothy and Susan, 2301 Castelar St. wersen, Lawrence and Kateri, 4412 Pierce St. Moore, James and Kathryn, Carter Lake. Mooss, Aryan and Cynthia, 13783 Pierce St.
Podany, Michael and Sandra, 2715 N. 64th St. Redmond. Wayne and Diane, 10634 Decatur St. Ryun, Rocky and Nancy, 4526 Krug Ave.
Shelton, Jack and Kathryn, 2510 S. 114th St. Wells, Rodney and Kathy, 10605 Ellison Plaza. Whiteface, Seth and Lauretta, 2445 S. 20th St.
Twin Daughters Oechoski, Ronald and Patti, 3409 Westgate Road. Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked Sharon K. Johnson vs. Merrill (legal separation) Jana L. Chrystak vs.
Charles F. Jr. Sherri L. Wright vs. RickyL.
Timothy F. Rippy vs. Jennifer L. Marlene F. Shepard vs.
Kenneth J. Bonnie K. Wessell vs. Gordon C. Granted Cheryl A.
and Gary L. Zdan. Dismissed John A. LePage Jr vs. Constance L.
Building Permits 38th Street Joint Venture, 701 38th townhomes, $100,000. Green Acres, 6506 N. 51st Plaza, general repairs to apartments, $50,000. Regency Park Plaza 10310 Regency Drive, office building, $750,000. InterNorth, 222 S.
15th office terior finish, $850,000. United Benefit Life Insurance, Tuesday, lows are for 12 hours for 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. Thursday Wea -9 5 8 .04 3 .08 1 -3 5 3 4 2 8 -2 -5 4 .01 7 18714 .06 2 7 5 9 .05 9 .44 .29 .29 5 .01 .01 Regency Parkway, office interior finish, $240,000. any hospitalization or treatment of mental problems. The make parents get court permission for any mental health treatment of teen-agers between the ages of 14 and 19 if the teenagers didn't agree to the treatment.
LB 836, the subject of a legislative hearing Tuesday, would cover outpatient treatment and counseling as well as commitment to hospitals or institutions. Wiitala said in the past when parents couldn't physically control children, they committed them. But separating a child from his home and community damages a child, he said. "I was committed to an institution by my said Miss Prescott, now a University of Nebraska student. "I couldn't use a phone; couldn't use a toothbrush without being watched.
I couldn't have a Others said she was normal, but the psychiatrist said he wouldn't release her until "'I communicated with my parents," said Miss Prescott, who said she spent a month in the hospital. Miss Prescott said the only reason she was given for commitment was that she was a runaway, "but I never ran away from home." Miss Prescott said her case is in civil court and currently is before a medical review board. Most of the opposition to LB 836 during the hearing dealt with outpatient treatment programs, not commitment to institutions or hospitals. Opponents said Miss Prescott's commitment was unusual. Lee Polikov Files For Regents Seat Lee Polikov, Sarpy County's chief deputy sheriff, has the District 4 University of Nebraska Board of Regents seat.
The district is made up of Sarpy, Cass, Otoe, Nemaha, Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee, Gage, Saline and Jefferson Counties. It currently is represented by Robert Prokop of Wilber. Polikov is 33 and lives at 809 Martin Drive in Fontenelle Hills east of Bellevue. A graduate of the UNL law school, he has been the chief administrative officer in the sheriff's department and also is a qualified hypnotist. In 1978, he ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for Sarpy County attorney.
He has since switched to the Republican Party and now is the GOP's county treasurer. Police Calls BURGLARIES Phillip R. Bullard, 4533 S. 62nd change, stereo equipment, value $175, reported Wednesday. Dennis McIntyre, 2927 N.
58th tools, value $155, reported Tuesday. Betty value J. Anderson, Lincoln. jewelry, $530, from 1600 Dodge reported Tuesday. Terry L.
Calabretto. 4226 N. 16th jewelry, television, radio, value $340, reported Tuesday. Lawson J. Wething, 3613 Center camera, jewelry, gun, more than $1,000, reported Tuesday.
Lawrence A. Grimes, 3319 N. 16th stereo equipment, value S. $500, reported Tuesday. THEFTS Tom Burroughs, 1408 S.
46th cassette player, tape, value $130, from car at 22nd Street and Capitol Avenue, reported Tuesday. Ronald Grapes, Kearney, snowblower. value $875, from car at 7220F reported Tuesday. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Nancy Smithberg, 40, 1314 Garfield two car at 6009 S. 36th reported 9:35 a.m.
Tuesday. John B. Hentsch, 24, 2007 Betz A. two-car at 30th Street and St. Mary's Avenue, reported 2:40 p.m.
Tuesday. Dwayne Ross, 16, 5352 N. 47th three car at 52nd and Ames Avenue, reported 8:15 a.m. Tuesday. Mary T.
Powers, 41, Papillion, twocar at 42nd and Farnam Streets, reported 1:51 p.m. Tuesday. Steven L. Putnam, 21, Carter Lake, car-bicycle at 652 S. 72nd reported 10:35 Tuesday.
Sentencings OMAHA MUNICIPAL COURT S. Listing includes fines of $100 or more, jail sentences probation. Daniel Mota, 58, 1900 Cuming 30 days for theft. Lawrence E. Atwater.
29, 3119 Hamilton $100 for less than an ounce of marijuana. in- Shawn 10 Brown, 23, 4413 days for disorderty conPinkney duct. 102 Formal River Search Ends for Gibbon Girl Gibbon, Neb. (AP) Officials odic air passes over the area in an called off the search Wednesday for effort to spot the girl. 3-year-old Lisa Lange after two days of probing the Platte River near her The formal search, which emrural Gibbon home.
ployed aircraft and scuba divers, was The daughter of Richard and Julie called off at 5 p.m. Wednesday on the Lange is believed to have slipped into authority of Gibbon Fire Chief the river Monday afternoon. No trace Dwight Bond. Searchers from the of Lisa, other than her footprints in Gibbon, Shelton and Kearney Volunthe snow at the edge of the river, was teer Fire Departments, the Buffalo found. County Sheriff's Office and the State Members of the Gibbon Volunteer Patrol aided in the search.
Fire Department were to keep occasional watches on the river and other volunteers from the community The average newborn spends 113 planned to continue their vigil. The minutes a day crying, according to State Patrol said it would make peri- hospital researchers..
