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Editor's note: This is the
first of three interviews with
Lincoln's three newest City
Council members. Today staff
writer Lori Demo writes about
Sue Bailey and her activity
with the city's social programs.
Thursday and Friday, Demo
will take a look at Max Denney
and John Robinson.
By Lori Demo
I have gotten involved with
the two things I talked about
most in my campaign, trans
portation and human services,
Sue Bailey, Lincoln City
Council member, said.
Bailey won her seat on the
council in last May's city
elections.
Bailey has begun a personal
project concerning social
services that has interested the
other council members.
"In the city, certain social
services are delivered but there
is no recognition of them in
the city government," she said.
"There are departments
providing physical planning,
but none for social agencies.
"When the budget came up
there was no committee to say
money was needed to continue
City Councilwoman Sue
Bailey
these services. The council had
to go out on its own and try to
estimate how much money
would tx; needed."
Bailey convinced the
council to agree to a one-year
social planning project to
analyze what kind of services
exist and to make
recommendations.
The council designated
money from federal revenue
sharing funds to be put into a
contigencey fund for this
project.
"We will fund agencies this
year. But there is no
commitment to long-range
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for us to follow."
Last spring. Bailey opposed
the Northeast Radial highway
because she thought it was
"too old-fashioned." Rather,
she said, she is interested in
finding a mass transportation
system-probably buses-to
ease the city's transportation
problems.
"I asked the council and it
agreed to subsidize the Lincoln
Transportation System using
some revenue sharing money to
stimulate an innovative bus
ridership program," she said.
Dailey said she is looking
for ways to encourage the
typical family to give up
automobiles and use buses.
Bailey also serves on the
Lincoln Center Development
Association. This is a group of
downtown businesspersons
organized to better downtown
Lincoln. She also is a member
of the Downtown Advisory
Committee, a new group
formed to create plans to
redevelop downtown Lincoln.
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Wednesday, September 19, 1973