Monday, Cctct:r24, 1C23
Police Eepoii
A ccccnd-dc-rcs sexueJ assault and an attempted
sexual teeault were reported to the UNL police early
Saturday nomlr. .
The second-decree assault, which ii under Invcs
tatlon by campus pclle?, occurred b the Nebraska
Union .metered per Ikr 1st at 12:24 r..m. The victim
sdd she- walked thrcir.h the lot tr.d was knocked
down ncer ad..l. ;.ry t tuck.
, The victim d,:::.:d her a.: .:.:!-1 u a 19 or 20-ycar-cld
black male, c ; prcru.T.stcty 6-1 or 6-2,
we!:hir.3 about 200 pousdj with short hair.
Th3 victim tzli she ler. ; : J him Li the -rc in tad ran
to tho A!;,.: 1 .1 scrcrity hsuce at 1C31 S It. .
At 2.2 1 ii.n, cempua pslica received a report cfan
cttesiptcd sesuol areault tt 2Cth tr.d R streets. The
esse was turned over to the Lincoln Police
Department.
The following Incidents aieo were reported to the
UNL police between 4 a.m. Thursday and noon
Saturday:
Thursday.
4:23 a.m. Woman's screams reported at Sandcz
Hall Officers contacted the woman, who said she
wanted to enter the building.
1:07 p.m. Hit-and-run accident reported at a
metered parking space along T Street. Victim
reported his car was struck on the driver's doer
while it was parked. A witness reportedly left a
message on the victim's car describing the vehicle
that left the scene. : :
2:28 p.m. Car windshield reported broken in
Parking Area 2, 16th and Y streets, causing approx
imately $200 in damage. ,
2:55 p.m. Wallet reported stolen from an open
room in Selleck Quadrangle. Approximately SS0
was taken. ' " '
3:13 p.m. Loud stereo complaint reported at
Selleck Quadrangle. The stereo was turned off when
officers arrived. : ; :
5:31 p.m. Two-car accident reported at 16th
and Y streets. No injuries were reported. '
6:54 p.m. Car-motorcycle accident reported on
16th Street between U and S streets. No injuries
were reported. .. , . . .
7:27 p.m. Intoxicated person reported at Smith
HalL The person was taken to the Lincoln Detoxif
ication Center. -
7:59 p.m. Loud stereo disturbance reported at
619 N. ICth St - " .
G:53.hl 1 !e ileal c?.z::; nc; r : - rte 1 at Err- -
nett Hall Treatment rcperteJiy i
T 1 1:35 p.m. Loud stereo complaint at 1531 S St!
i i 11:36 p.m. Student watch croup reported a
; person stealing gas cap from a vehicle. Description
was given and investigation h underway.
: Friday
1 2:2 1 a.m. Disturbance reported at 1 6th and S
streets. Hocks reportedly were being thrown into
the street."';. .ry:-:.jy..'" : . "". "'; ;
1:49 aim. -'Explosion reported at 625 N. 16th St. ;
An artillery simulator was reportedly detonated in
the driveway. -.: "
3:10 a.nt.-. Loud noise :"repcrtcil:c t"'rh'i!l-if
Fountain. ' .. . " ; . . .'
' 10:11 a.m. Bookbag reported stolen from Abel
Food Service area.
1 0: 1 2 a.rn. Batteries reported stolen from Home :
Management Laboratory A. v .:,
2:20 p.m. Purse and wallet reported stolen from .. '
Bessey Hall Both had reportedly been' left unat-.
- tended in a classroom.-;' . - : :-V :-
3:22 p.m. Car antenna reportediy broken off in.-'
Paridng Area 1 near ICth rrJ ICth street ar.d Q to R
streets. .I'"-.. '
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1 ar Fleat reported s-t on dre z 1 ik-
S c -te. LLncc.n Fire C.prtmst r.JE-.,d t.d-.
1:C j am. Criminal rbchicf reported in rarl-ng
Arr 1 2 near ICth and Vine streets. Person reported
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cfl .- r: -1 1": t-ram, per ly cnuced by an rrtr.rry
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K-aTcr ey r..e rwfc-n.'d eX t
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System . . . if
The residents ol:rcd
several alternatives to
the proposed acquisi
tion, including a pro
posal to put Dodrje Street
underground and build
ing a parking lot on top,
and to staler classes at
UNO to ease the parking
crunch.
The board also ap-
E roved the hiring of a
incoln architectural
firm Bahn, Vermeer
and Haccker to do the
design work on remodel
ing projects at Architec
ture Hall and the Former
Law building on the UNL
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Recent Robert G. Sim
mons of Scottsbluff ob
jected to the hiring, say
ing the fee of 6.2 percent
of the total project cost
was too high, and that
the architects had been
chosen in a different
manner than architects
for other projects. Bahr,
Vermeer and Haecker
won a 1978 design con
test sponsored by the re
gents, and was given the
contract. Simmons urged
renegotiation of the con
tract, but was voted
down, 7-1.
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