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Broken glass, loose change, blood
soaked leaves, gauze pad wrappers
and the smell of alcohol were all that
remained in a wet driveway Wednes
day morning at the scene of an at
tempted homicide and robbery.
Anthony Boltz, 33, was found ly
ing in a driveway in front of a house
on the 2900 block of P Street after a
neighbor reported the body to Lincoln
police at 1:20 a.m. Wednesday, Sgt.
Ann Heermann said.
Boltz’s throat had been cut down
both sides, and he was unconscious
when police arrived, Heermann said.
His pockets also had been been emp
tied.
Boltz, who lives at 1209 F St., was
taken to Lincoln General Hospital
where his cuts, which were not deep,
were sutured with 36 stitches,
Heermann said.
Boltz then was taken to the Lincoln
detoxification center, Heermann said.
Police have not yet been able to
question Boltz, but they are seeking a
suspect, Heermann said.
Police have made an arrest in the
Tuesday shooting of a 15-year-old
who was hospitalized with a bullet
lodged in his spine, according to po
lice reports.
Jeremiah Goodro, 18, was arrested
for second-degree assault after acci
dentally shooting Bradley Bell in
Goodro’s home, Heermann said.
Bell was in critical condition at
Lincoln General Hospital Wednesday.
Witnesses who were at the shoot
ing on the 3700 block of Garfield
Street Tuesday afternoon gave police
the following account:
Goodro was sitting on a couch
playing with a .22-caliber handgun.
He was cocking and de-cocking the
gun when it fired and hit Bell in the
upper-right chest.
The accidental shooting marks the
second in the past week in Lincoln.
Michael Bryan, 13, died Jan. 11 after
his sister accidentally shot him in the
head.
— Chad Lorenz
Jordan
Continued from Page 1
“My faith in the Constitution is
whole, it is complete, it is total,” she
declared before a national television
audience, “and I am not going to sit
here and be an idle spectator to the
diminution, the subversion, the de
struction of the Constitution.”
One person in the audience said it
sounded “as if the gates of heaven had
opened.”
Jordan went on to give a stirring
keynote address at the 1976 Demo
cratic National Convention, which
nominated Jimmy Carter. She repeated
her keynote role in 1992, challenging
delegates and the nation:
“We need to change the decaying
inner cities from decay to places where
hope lives. As we undergo that change,
we must be prepared to answer
Rodney King’s haunting question
'Can we all get along?’ I say we an
swer that question with a resounding
'yes.’”
Texas Gov. George W. Bush said
Texas had lost a powerful voice of
conscience and integrity.
“Barbara Jordan was a champion
of our freedom, Constitution and
laws,” he said.
President Clinton said: “Barbara’s
words flowed with heartfelt convic
tion, and her actions rang of indefati
gable determination as she challenged
us as a nation to confront our weak
nesses and live peacefully together as
equals.”
Fishing
Continued from Page 1
on the bill, so it could go into effect
this year.
Agnes Adams, president of the
Comhusker Fly Fishing club, testified
in support of the bill, saying it might
encourage women to get out and try
fishing.
Adams said that the group also
could help promote the free fishing
day, which would be the first Satur
day after the first Wednesday in June.
Five people, including representa
tives from the Game and Parks Com
mission, testified in committee in sup
port of the bill. No one testified against
LB923.
“Probably only the fish would be
in opposition of the bill,” said Lincoln
Sen. Chris Beutler, chairman of the
committee.
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