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Public access proposal
defeated in Legislature
From Staff Reports
Legislators defeated a proposal
Monday designed to protect citizen
access to public records and prevent
electronic media companies from
gaining a monopoly on the dissemi
nation of public information.
Amendment 1468 to LB590,
sponsored by Sen. Curt Bromm of
Wahoo, would have required state
agencies to provide public records
in any form requested by citizens
and at a reasonable cost.
Supporters argued the measure
was necessary for preventing agen
cies from denying citizens informa
tion in written form on the grounds
that it was available through the
state’s developing Gateway system.
Gateway, which is a joint effort
of the state government and Ne
braska Online, refers to any central
ized electronic information system
by which government agencies can
provide information regarding pub
lic records. Supporters warned that
if Gateway became the sole means
for obtaining public records, a mo
nopoly would be created.
“I am agreeable to creating
Gateway, but I do not support mak
ing that the exclusive method of
getting information,” Bromm said.
Opponents argued that the mea
sure would undermine efforts to
streamline government records and
their distribution.
ApriZ showers postpone Earth Day
From Staff Reports
Mother Nature forced the cancela
tion of Earth Day Monday. The out
door festival was postponed until
Wednesday because or the rain.
The event will still be in the
greenspace north of the Nebraska
Union from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
schedule of events will remain the
same.
. Terroristic threats
A man who got into an argu
ment with his plumber Saturday
night threatened him by putting a
gun in his face.
^ • - Glen Pumel went to 3027 U St.
about 8 p.m. on a service call. As
he was working, Pumel and 34
year-old Khai Vuong got into an
argument over work that was done
at the house sometime before
Pumel arrived.
Pumel then tried to leave, Lin
coln Police Sgt. Ann Heermann
said, but Vuong pulled out a snub
nose .38-caliber revolver and told
him he was not leaving. She said
Pumel then used his cellular phone
to call 911.
Police arrived and found a .38
revolver in an upstairs bedroom.
Vuong was booked for making ter
roristic threats, which is a felony.
Radar watch
Lincoln Police radar units will
be in the area of Old Cheney Road
from 27th to 56th streets and 13th
Street from from K to South streets
today.
On Wednesday, units will be in
the area of Ninth and 10th streets
from K to Van Dom streets and on
Capitol Parkway West from Ninth
Street to the Van Dom bypass.
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