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By Giil Stork
Hans to relocate the police station es part of the
preliminary capital improvement program will not nec
essarily include a new jail, according to Lincoln Police
Chief George Hansen.
A new jail to meet the federal court order for fresh air
and outdoor recreation for prisoners is necessary Hansen
said.
Although no plans have been discussed, Hansen said a
new jail probably would be located in the airport area
instead of with the police station in the city's central
district.
He said the police station is being requested because
of an inadequate 7,000 square feet for the 300 employ
ees now working in the station .
Hansen said his department lacks training and labora
tory space, classrooms, interviewing rooms and a program
to provide 24-hour public access to records.
The police station must be located in the Lincoln dty
center according to the completed Comprehensive Ran,
not yet final because of court action against it.
Louis Shackkford, member of the a ty -County Plan
ning Commission, said the Haymarket Square site border
ed by 9th, 10th, Q and R streets is one of the locations
under consideration. If approved for the new police head
quarters, a new jail probably would be included on that
site, Schackleford said.
1 He said he could see no valid objection to having a jail
on the site, even though it is part of the gateway to the
city. He said he doubted whether a modern, good-looking
building, housing just the police department and a jail
would give a bad impression to anyone entering the city.
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The Chinese Culture
Club is sponsoring a general
meeting and a movie at 7
p.m. today in the Nebraska
Union Small Auditorium.
The Prayer and Praise
organization will meet at
7:30 tonight at St. Mark's
Church, 1309 R St.
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The UNL Tolkien
Fellowship organization will
meet today at 6:30 pjn. in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
The Table Tennis Club
will meet tonight from 7 to
10 in the Union North and
South Conference Rooms.
.
The College - Career
Christian Fellowship organi
zation will meet at 7:30
tonight in the Union.
The Baha'i Association
will meet at 7:30 tonight in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
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There will be no Tassels
meeting Tuesday. The next
Tassels meeting will be April
12 for the election of
officers. Room number will
be posted.
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The Horticulture Club
will meet Tuesday at 7 pjn.
in the Nebraska East Union.
Room number will be
posted.
calendar
6 -p.m.-Towne Club,
Union Harvest Room B-C.
6:30 pjn. Kappa Alpha
Psi pledges, Union 216.
6:30 p.m. Delta Sigma
Pi Exec, Union 232.
7 pjn. Free University
The Game of Go, Union
202A.
7 pjn. Nebraska Union
Advisory Board, Union
242.
7 pjn. Vice chancellor
student affairs, Union 203.
7 pjn.-Chinese Culture
Club film, Union Auditor
ium. 7 pjn. Table Tennis
Club, Union Conference
' Rooms.
7 pjn.-Bahal Associa
tion, Union 222.
7 pjn. Volunteer In
come Tax Assistance, Union
225 F-G-H.
7:30 pjn. College
Career Christian Fellow
ship, Union 202.
7:30 p.m. -Delta Sigma
Pi, Union 232.
8 pjn.-Free University
bridge class, Union Harvest
Room A.
The ASUN Government
Liaison Committee will
meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in
the Union. The committee
lobbies for student interests
on local, state, and national
government levels.
The UNL Gay Action
Group will meet from 8 to
10 pjn. Tuesday in the
living room of Common
place, 333 N 14th St.
1
The Lincoln Backgam
mon Club will meet
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in
Brannigan's Party Room,
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Shackleford suggested moving the courts, located In
the City-County Eldg., to the old federal building. If this
could be carried out, Shackleford said, it would be sen
sible to have the police station and jail both in the Hay
market Square, which is only one block-from the federal
building.
He said this would allow easy transfer of prisoners
among police headquarters, jail and court.
Shackleford said few plans have been made for a new
jail to meet the federal standards. He said authorities will
try to continue using the present jail until a new one is
built.
Hansen said even the police station is in the request
stages. It is one in a book of city department requests
three inches thick, he added. But the proposed budget
for 1977-78 does include a total of $260,000 for planning
a new station and a new jail, Shackleford said
He also said more than $5 million for construction and
furnishing of the buildings is projected in the 1978-79
budget.
Whatever the commission decides concerning the
location of the new police department, with or without a
new jail, will have to be approved by the mayor and city
council before it can become part of the city's actual bud
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