The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 21, 1983, Image 1
If . 01 i I - . . t '3 v 2 L Monday, November 21, 1C33 University of N:brc::ka-LincQ!n Vol. 83 No. GO ' ' Ml M - v v ji ' i la I' Tjiiree'UJM &v .ova ' Hires UNL students were among 13 Lincoln rcsi- , dents arrested Thursday end charged with delivery of controlled substances to cLlcers of the Lancaster County Narcotics Unit Charges included delivery of maryuana, cocaine and LED. . . . , One eale to an officer of the UNL Police Depart ment occurred in February in Schramm Kali, ac cording, to affidavits filed in Lancaster County Court . ' ' ... ' The arrests began about 1 p.m. Thursday alter a 10-month investigation. All 13 suspects were ar ra! r.cd in county court Friday. ; The UNL students charged were: ' ; Brian J. Wallman, 21, of 1335 Claremont Ct, charged with delivery of marijuana and released on a 3,000 regular (10 percent) bond. Anthony W. HufTer, 20, of 203 1 William St, charged with delivery of tZO worth of cocaine and released on a $3,000 regular bond. David J. Eherwln, 21, of 1335 Clarcmcat St., charged with delivery of hashish and released on a $3,000 regular bond. .V -.. ;-vvl " ..Also arretted. were: ; : .1 . lr; ,-. .': ''; ; . Gina II. Templa, 20, cf 53 S. 25th St., charged with delivery of cocaine. Temple was released on a $3,000 regular bond. According to aCJaviis, Temple was tne TL2:snd cf ItA. Ilozer.:;; who had been arrci cJ ci. ;r i.jiz year zt ccv cicce: , cf . 1 cny ar.d re::;r:;en cf cocaine and rclrrscd cn a in drug bust . ' - . Earl Smith, 27, of 323 B St, charged with two counts of delivery of marijuana and released on a 3,000 personal recognizance bond. Scott Faris, 24, of 3123 Q St, charged with two counts of marijuana delivery and released on a ' $5,000 personal recognizance bond. - Tom Marsh, 20, cf 3123 Q St, charged with tvo " counts of delivery of marijuana and released cn a $2,000 personal recognizance bond. Alexander G. Hughes," 21, cf 3001 Apple: St, charged with two counts cf delivery cf marijuana .-.and released cn a $3,000 personal -recognizance . Charles GriHln, 18, of 5100 Newton St, charged . with delivery of LSD and released on a $2,00 per-' ; , . sonal recognizance bond. : - Arthur A. Vaesem, 20, of 1724 L St, charged with three counts of delivery of a controlled substance and released on a $3,000 regular bond. The delivery was made in Schramm Hall, according to the affi davit, i ' . - : " : Jeffrey '11 'llyde, 20, of 4000. Undsey Circle, charged with delivery cf LSD and released on a $1,500 personal recognizance bond. Stan Pozehl, 22 cf 4S30 Garland, oharged with . delivery of psilocin and released on a $2,000 per- ecnal recognizance bond. Marsh, Huffer, Earl Smith and Hyde will appear in court Nov. 23. Temple, Hughes, Paris, Shsnvin, Pozehl and Grif , --Hn are scheduled to rrpnrJn ceurt Dee. 5. Chris- . 0. v-. : .. Police said the narcotics unit has warrants for the . : rrrtstcf four.mcre people. ' ''. -. .1 i . A . . . t r 1 ' i ' :r !-;3 ...-.t .tier, "j r::: 3 David 2 7 v. Ith cxpsrienco in f.:'!.', I -?-tIan, iwUv Vv fcV- a.-, V; A Is a- ': Dcmin i v. Ill wci k in the itc te I ; :ili.r: g depcrt nent cfHccs and will be accour.tcl!: cniy to epeciei prericutor. The. county attorney or -. other appropriate autl.ritLs ttO wiU handle any matters requLg r "-1e ledi prc::eu- . ..PJV .-4 .p-,4 - t-- f&S?4' . a::rtar.t hej!i.i? r?:ntc.l to c:rve the rtr: l.t rtrexl: :"eT?Ln 1073 from Ccpp Prcc- r.t C.n. Ccrr-e. lie eeld the lr.nd the . same dry to ITvin CoppI;3 t:er;tr.ry fer a profit cf CI 4,Cw). c: r i 4 t err r-1'--1 ' t- r-- L:..i , .J Miss DyBcbti Ilcgoty Blac 4 , 7 I '-"Si i"t. if . t t 7. Four years ago, Carla Jchnson Kimbrcugh entered and lost the first Hies Elack UlL pegeant In 1C31 and 1CC2, Johnson-Kimbrough worked behind the stags , to coordinate, the," pageant Saturday right, perseverance ' paid off for tha 21 -year-old senior as - she won the title cf libs Elack UNL lliti! i m UFiAaf troii four ctcr ccnct-jis intenlew competition between- con ' .. Th3 cr.!y thing that can describe it v UAlfyAl4ktA W! 4 mrjer from Denver. "I was just eo ' happy to bis crc-.Tnei" As Hiss Elack UIL, Johnson-Kimbrough' said Ehe plar.3 to become in- of black female UNL students to the rest cf the campus, emphasized a sense of black pride throughout the event' ' ' . v" ' "I think that's something in general that black people hold," Johnson Kimbrough said. I think we're a very .proud people." r--- ':- '.Rosalind iloore, last year's winner, appeared at the pageant to readall:t h r Awe - . - ' Te must xtay together and pray Another cfl;:t year's winners, llzrj VfCiams, attended the pageant as a spectator. She complained cf dis organization In the pageantTfTHar:.?-, who tied for Libs Personality in ICC 2, vv A.-J tf wO'U- j 41 J 4"l1 fM m&4 jr."-2(r.4 f sww,1,vm Lvii &s,J ivvl'J A Icftirttj Cerllrr.eJ cn Fa2 S o c. z i czi'Z cr.J . ".::n cr c.. . . . - t t3 g 1...1 re- cfC...::I:2, b a C:-;-;:.r-cli r:::::r r.a- -l::ir", b :r:r:h csjr.rr.::tl:rj and c::r.r l:s:.i t "J c . ,1 n CI v d a , tj.e ri.wwl f r J i- . 1 t J' ,J i f:cn Cr. tha, r : 1 1 the hap :i to be a : : . : :1: r. r:ps:t:r in Hve yerrs. C.".:r c -inr.t 2 were L:ich:"e ; c! 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