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State
GRASS FIRE
FORT CALHOUN — A man,
his neighbors and firefighters
have stopped flames from
reaching the man’s home
and others northwest of Fort
Calhoun in eastern Nebraska.
Val Goodman says his
lawnmower burst into flames
on Sunday, touching off the
blaze. He called 911 and then
used his garden hose to keep
the blaze at bay. Neighbors
soon joined him, and then
firefighters arrived at the
scene.
The wind-whipped flames
charred an estimated 30 to 40
acres, and a shed containing
two classic cars was
destroyed.
The Associated Press
Patrol: Gov.
stands behind
superintendent
Continued from page A5
Another job interview panelist testified that Rice
brought up to other panelists
an unfounded rumor about
Schreiber’s personal life and
expressed concerns about the
style and length of her hair.
Schreiber, 54, remains with
the patrol as a lieutenant in
the field services division.
HASTINGS TRIBUNE
Monday, March 16, 2015
Firm proposes adding space to jail 10 staff evacuated
The Associated Press
LINCOLN — A Lincoln
architectural firm has proposed
adding more than 17,000
square feet to an old county
jail it’s renovating, to the tune
of up to $4 million.
The Public Building
Commission is renovating the
old Lancaster County jail,
located in Lincoln.
Once a new entryway for
inmates heading to court is
completed by mid-June, crews
will start demolition work on
the building’s interior, the
Lincoln Journal Star reported.
The plan is to house various
county departments inside,
including adult probation,
community corrections and
the county attorney’s child
support division.
Eventually, all of the county
attorney’s office will be in the
building.
Demolition inside the building is set to be complete by
January. Construction of the
new interior is expected to be
done by late 2016.
Architect Greg Newport said
his firm has found a way to
add floor space to the building’s third floor — now composed of holding cells around
an area open to the floor
below — by constructing a
concrete and steel deck to
close the open space.
The move would increase
the building’s interior space
from 26,700 square feet to
nearly 44,000 square feet.
The new square footage
could provide space to house
the county’s juvenile probation
office, Newport said.
Maryland: Man makes license
plate pilgrimage to Ohiowa
Continued from page A5
Roit is retired from the postmaster position, as it was eliminated. The Ohiowa post office
currently is served by area
clerks.
McCoy said he was thrilled
to be in Ohiowa Saturday.
“Ever since I was a child, I
have always loved history,
especially local history,” he
said. “The smaller the town,
the more fascinating.”
In 1998, McCoy founded the
Silver Spring Historical Society,
which serves the city’s 80,000
residents. He is president of the
organization.
McCoy also been a specialcollection librarian for the
Washington, D.C., Public
Library since 2000. He works
with the Washingtoniana
Collection on the local history
of the District of Columbia.
McCoy beamed as he spoke
of the joy he feels for his job.
“I can’t believe I get paid for
what I do,” he said.
While his Maryland Ohiowa
license plate adorns his auto-
mobile, McCoy said, the
Nebraska Ohiowa and Iowa
Ohiowa ones will go back on
the wall when he gets home.
McCoy said he also has
license plates of the states from
the years he and his wife were
born.
McCoy plans to continue his
quest for more Ohiowa license
plates.
“I keep looking all the time.
It is my fantasy to find someone in Ohio who has Ohiowa
plates.”
amid Ebola scare
CLARENCE ROY-MACAULAY
AND ROBBIE COREY-BOULET
The Associated Press
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone
— Ten health care workers with
a Boston-based nonprofit
organization responding to
Sierra Leone’s Ebola outbreak
are to be evacuated to the
United States after one of their
colleagues was infected with
the deadly disease.
Partners in Health said in a
statement Saturday that the 10,
the largest group to be evacuated to the United States over
possible Ebola exposure, would
travel on non-commercial aircraft and be isolated in Ebola
treatment facilities.
Four of the 10 health care
workers arrived at Nebraska
Medical Center in Omaha
around 5:30 p.m. Saturday,
spokesman Taylor Wilson said
Sunday. None of them were
sick, but if they do develop
Ebola they will be treated in the
hospital’s specialized biocontainment unit.
The others will be monitored
at U.S. hospitals with experience
treating the disease in Atlanta
and in Bethesda, Maryland.
On March 11, a Partners in
Health medical worker in Sierra
Leone tested positive for Ebola,
and the 10 fellow workers
“came to the aid of their ailing
colleague,” the organization’s
statement said. The 10 have not
shown signs of Ebola and
Partners in Health said the
evacuations were ordered “out
of an abundance of caution.”
“They will remain in isolation
near designated U.S. Ebola treatment facilities to ensure access
to rapid testing and treatment
in the unlikely instance that
any become symptomatic,” the
group’s statement said.
The Partners in Health staffer
who became infected has
already been evacuated and is
receiving treatment at the
National Institutes of Health in
Bethesda, Maryland.
Partners in Health did not
specify a timeline for the
remaining evacuations and a
representative of the U.S.
Embassy in Freetown, Sierra
Leone’s capital, referred questions to Partners in Health and
the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services.
Partners in Health began
treating Ebola patients in Liberia
and Sierra Leone last November,
and the health care worker who
tested positive for Ebola on
March 11 is the first staff member to fall ill “as a result of a
confirmed occupational exposure,” the group said.
Public Notices
Supervisors Proceedings
COURTHOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
The Board met in regular session and took the following actions:
•Took roll call and declared a quorum.
•Approved minutes from the February 17, 2015 meeting.
•Reviewed gravel bids for 2015 road projects; awarding
of bids differed to a later date.
•Held a Public Hearing for proposed amendment to sign
regulations.
•Approved amendments to Adams County sign regulations.
•Approved an Interlocal Agreement between the
counties of Adams, Clay, Fillmore, Gage, Jefferson,
Nuckolls, Saline, Thayer and Webster as well as the Upper Big Blue NRD, and the Little Blue NRD for, Cooperative All Hazards Mitigation Planning.
•Met in closed session – for the protection of the public
interest.
•Approved designating Felicia Buechle with Krull
Agency, the AFLAC representative assigned to Adams
County.
COUNTY GENERAL
Secretary of State, Supplies/Voting-20.00; Ann Hinton,
Mileage Allowance-57.73; Jim Kuhn, Travel Expenses120.49; Hastings Tribune, Miscellaneous-105.00; Great
White Shredding, Miscellaneous-158.73; Marshall &
Swift, Dues/Subscription/Registration/Training-954.15;
Nebraska Planning & Zoning Association, Dues, Subscription/Registration-230.00; NACO Planning & Zoning,
Dues/Subscription/Registration-30.00; Adams County
Court, County Court Costs-1,721.26; AS Central Services, Dues/Subscription/Registration/Training-13.00;
Business World Products, Supplies/Office-1,066.40; CEI
Security & Sound, Inc., Office Equipment Repair-112.50;
Eakes Office Solutions, Supplies/Office-172.89; Hometown Leasing, Equipment Rental/Office-625.00; Northeast Nebraska Juvenile Service, Juvenile Care Costs9,860.00; Redfield & Company, Inc.,
Dues/Subscription/Registration/Training-98.88; Walmart,
County Court Costs-27.37; Joyce Hasselbalch, Court
Costs-38.75; Skalka & Baack Law Firm, Attorney
Fees/Court Appoint-1,231.94; Skalka & Baack Law Firm,
Attorney Fees/Court Appoint-1,055.50; Sullivan Shoemaker, P.C., Attorney Fees/Court Appoint-3,412.50; Sullivan Shoemaker, P.C., Attorney Fees/Court Appoint466.50; Theobald Law Office, Attorney Fees/Court Appoint-237.50; Auto Value/Hastings, Other Equipment
Repair-93.99; Marathon Systems, Chemicals Un Res340.85; A&A Leasing, Inc., Contract Service-1,000.00;
Acco Brands Direct, Supplies/Office-36.98; BG&S
Transmissions, Equipment/Fuel-1,983.35; Big G Commercial Hardware, Inc., Uniform Allowance-15.63; City of
Hastings, Contract Service-8,343.21; Cooperative Producers, Inc., Equipment/Fuel-413.15; Eakes Office Solutions, Supplies/Office-31.59; Great White Shredding,
Law Enforcement Costs-31.59; Kenesaw Motor Company, Inc., Equipment/Fuel-42.85; Platte Valley of Hastings, Equipment/Fuel-685.00; Platte Valley of Hastings,
Radio Repair-87.50; Reed Supply Company, Law Enforcement Costs-62.74; Jerry Spady Pontiac Cadillac,
Inc., Equipment/Fuel-19.00; West Payment Center,
Dues/Subscription/Registration/Training-788.58; West
Payment Center, Contract Service-219.42; Young Men's
Christian Association, Miscellaneous-77.50; Cassie L.
Baldwin, Coroner Costs-25.00; David A. Bergin, Coroner Costs-25.00; Andrew C. Butler, Coroner Costs-25.00;
Jordan Osborne, Coroner Costs-25.00; Brent D. Quandt,
Coroner Costs-25.00; Business World Products, Supplies/Office-913.14; Carpenter Reporting, Inc., Court
Costs-164.55; Adams County Attorney, Court Costs14.00; Adams County Attorney, Court Costs-14.00;
Great White Shredding, Court Costs-53.30; Hall County
Court, Court Costs-2.00; Hometown Leasing, Equipment Rental/Office-631.81; McGrady LP, Data Processing Software-660.00; Software Unlimited, Data Processing Software-859.16; Quill Corporation, Supplies/Office-187.18; Hall County Sheriff, Juvenile Costs-7.82;
Howard County Sheriff, Court Costs-18.58; Nuckolls
County Sheriff, Juvenile Costs-33.73; York County Sheriff''s Office, Juvenile Costs-19.00; Seiler & Parker, P.C.,
Attorney Fees/Court Appoint-1,018.50; Skalka & Baack
Law Firm, Attorney Fees/Court Appoint-4,375.50; Telephone Systems of Nebraska, Telephone Services163.09; Verizon Wireless, Telephone Services-1,576.87;
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
FOR THE PURCHASE AND DEVELOPMENT
OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
BY THE COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Notice is hereby given that the Community Redevelopment Authority of the City of Hastings, Nebraska, is
requesting proposals from private developers or any persons interested in undertaking the redevelopment of all
or any part of a group of properties in Hastings, Nebraska, and described as follows:
Buildings
731-733 West 2nd Street – 3 Story Building (Zoned C-2,
Central Business)
105 North Hastings Avenue – 2 Story Building (Zoned C2 Central Business)
3211 West 12th – (Zoned C-3 PD, Commercial Business – Planned District)
Vacant Lots
1123 West “E” Street, 838 South St. Joseph, 218 East
South, 131 East 3rd, 415 South Burlington, 423 South
Burlington, 102 North Colorado Avenue, 734-742 South
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Windstream Communication, Telephone Services190.00; Windstream, Telephone Services-2,527.84;
Windstream, Telephone Services-198.00; Adams
County Jail/Sheriff, Board of Prisoners/Food-2,497.20;
Allen's of Hastings, Inc., Law Enforcement Costs-45.00;
Allen's of Hastings, Inc., Janitorial Supplies-7.64; Aus
Des Moines McLockbox, Miscellaneous-94.00; Bert's
Rexall Drugs, Inc., Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-266.45;
Bert's Rexall Drugs, Inc., Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners128.63; Buffalo County Sheriff's Office, Board of Prisoners/Food-11,520.00; Buffalo County Sheriff's Office,
Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-164.32; Cash-Wa Candy
Company, Commissary-972.46; Cash-Wa Candy Company, Laundry/Prisoners-174.56; Cash-Wa Candy Company, Janitorial Supplies-59.78; Cash-Wa Candy Company, Law Enforcement Supplies-109.12; Cash-Wa Distributing, Board of Prisoners/Food-413.89; Cash-Wa Distributing, Commissary-62.20; Cash-Wa Distributing,
Board of Prisoners/Food-892.52; CEI Security & Sound,
Inc., Other Equipment Repair-75.00; Community Health
Center/MLMH, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-310.64;
Community Health Center/MLMH, MedicineHospital/Prisoners-188.27; Computer Hardware, Inc.,
Data Processing Costs-222.95; Consolidated Management Company, Mileage Allowance-542.00; Cornhusker
Press, Inc., Sheriff/Motor Vehicle Insurance-109.67;
Cornhusker Press, Inc., Printing/Publishing-323.82; Corrisoft, LLC, Board of Prisoners/Food-877.50; Crawford
Supply Company, Commissary-16.92; State of Nebraska, Board of Prisoners/Food-7,947.78; State of Nebraska, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-720.96; Frito-Lay,
Commissary-368.32; Frito-Lay, Board of
Prisoners/Food-171.88; Frito-Lay, Commissary-606.72;
Guarantee Electric, Company, Other Equipment Repair50.70; Hall County Department of Corrections, Board of
Prisoners/Food-17,042.54; Hall County Department of
Corrections, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-51.47; Island
View Dental, P.C., Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-68.00;
Keith's Pharmacies, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners168.39; Keith's Pharmacies, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-614.06; Mary Lanning Healthcare, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-95.42; Mary Lanning Professional Services,
Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-88.21; Overhead Door,
Travel Expenses-127.50; Physician Emergency Services, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-53.19; The Physician Network, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners-79.00; Saint
Francis Medical Center, Medicine-Hospital/Prisoners1,385.28; Williams Exterminating, Inc., Miscellaneous46.00; Windstream, Commissary-67.27; Adams County
Clerk, Postal Services-1,124.42; Capital Business Systems, Equipment Rental/Office-202.00; Century Link,
Telephone Services-117.06; Computer Hardware, Inc.,
Office Equipment Repair-197.95; Eakes Office Solutions, Office Equipment Repair-81.98; Fifth Street Printing, Miscellaneous-66.00; Glenwood Telephone Company, Telephone Services-49.95; Great White Shredding, Miscellaneous-88.66; Kmart, Supplies/Office81.56; Minden Office Supply, Supplies/Office-26.68;
Nebraska Technology & Telecommunications, Inc., Telephone Services-140.42; Officemax, Inc., Supplies/Office523.38; U.S. Postmaster, Postal Services-84.00; Windstream, Telephone Services-28.34; Woodward's Disposal Service, Miscellaneous-35.00; City of Hastings, Ambulance Costs-5,208.33; Chip Volcek, Cell Phones25.00; Computer Consultants, Inc., Miscellaneous22.50; Hastings Utilities, Utilities-225.43; Grace's Locksmith Services, Supplies/Shop-60.00; Larry Einspahr,
Telephone Services-25.00; Harvey Goings, Telephone
Services-25.00; Robert Rust, Telephone Services-25.00;
Arnie Sommer III, Telephone Services-25.00; Roger
Wengler, Miscellaneous-58.50; Auto Value/Hastings,
Small Tools, Etc.-9.49; Auto Value/Hastings, Road
Equipment Repair Parts-83.95; Auto Value/Hastings,
Supplies/Shop-40.52; Auto Value/Hastings, Road Equipment Repair Parts-44.33; Auto Value/Hastings, Small
Tools, Etc.-70.22; Auto Value/Hastings, Supplies/Shop118.36; Auto Value/Hastings, Road Equipment Repair
Parts-352.87; Auto Value/Hastings, Supplies/Miscellaneous-29.99; Auto Value/Hastings, Road Equipment
Repair Parts-15.12; Auto Value/Hastings,
Supplies/Shop-107.19; Axis Capital, Inc., Equipment
Rental/Office-360.00; BGNE, Equipment/Fuel-969.60;
Bosselman Energy Inc., Equipment/Fuel-12,081.55;
Eakes Office Solutions, Office Equipment-766.40; Eakes
Office Solutions, Janitorial Supplies-37.98; Eakes Office
Solutions, Supplies/Office-8.87; Eakes Office Solutions,
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Lexington and 403 South Cedar.
Redevelopment contract proposals should be submitted to the undersigned. The Authority shall consider any
proposal and the financial and legal ability of the prospective redevelopers to carry out the proposal. The Authority may negotiate with any developers for proposals
for the lease or purchase of any real property and the
Authority may accept such redevelopment contract proposal as is deems to be in the public interest and in the
furtherance’s of the purposes of the Community Development Law, Neb. Stat. 18-2101 et seq., as amended
from time to time. Further information is available and
may be obtained at the office of the Authority.
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
Randal Chick, Director
301 South Burlington
Hastings, Nebraska 68901
Phone (402) 461-8415
[email protected]
March 2, 9, 16, 2015
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Technical-89.43; Fastenal Company, Small Tools, Etc.129.99; Fastenal Company, Supplies/Shop-10.99; FleetPride, Road Equipment Repair Parts-87.00; Island Supply Welding Company, Welding Supplies/Chains-173.83;
Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc., Welding Supplies/Chains-38.59;
NAPA Auto Parts, Supplies/Shop-211.17; NMC Exchange, LLC, Road Equipment Repair Parts-61.50;
NMC Exchange, LLC, Road Equipment Repair Labor132.25; NMC Exchange, LLC, Supplies/Shop-56.00;
NMC Exchange, LLC, Road Equipment Repair Parts637.34; NMC Exchange LLC, Supplies/Shop-70.00; Olsson Associates, Bridge Contracts-2,610.00; First Call,
Machinery Equipment Grease Oil-99.99; First Call, Supplies/Shop-102.84; Raynor Garage Doors, Inc., Building
Repair-100.00; Road Building Machine & Supply, Road
Equipment Repair Parts-32.66; Road Building Machine
& Supply, Express/Freight-17.23; Roseland Energy Aurora Co-op, Equipment/Fuel-36.64; Sandra's Cleaning
Service, Janitorial Agreements-530.00; Sanitary Outdoor Service, Inc., Janitorial Supplies-276.75; Bonnavilla Plaza Corporation, Public Assistance-210.00;
Gateway Rentals, Public Assistance-210.00; Crosier
Park Pharmacy, Public Assistance-215.79; LivingstonButler-Volland, County Burials-1,535.00; Community Action Partnership of Mid-Nebraska, Handi-Bus-2,285.16;
Foote Realty Company, Inc., Hazardous Materials2,100.00; Hastings Tribune, Printing/Publishing-230.66;
Adams County Court, County Court Costs-336.00;
Adams County Court, County Court Costs-48.00; Adams
County Court, County Court Costs-240.00; Health & Human Services, Institutional Costs-1,116.00; MIPS,
Budget Preparation Costs-38.80; Preferred Mail Service,
Inc., Postal Services-3,000.00; U.S. Postal Service,
Postal Services-200.00; Region III Program Administration Office, Emergency Services, (EPC I)-721.89; Zee
Medical Service, Safety Equipment-112.35; ASAAP, Alcoholism Services Act-833.34; CASA, CASA-2,833.34;
Hastings Economic Development, Economic Development-1,666.67; Heartland Pet Connection, Humane Society Expense-416.67; Meals on Wheels, Local Match708.34; Midland Area Agency on Aging, Area Agency on
Aging Cost-1,233.42; Mid-Nebraska Individual Service,
Developmentally Disabled Service-2,613.67; Region III
Program Administration Office, Mental Health Services
Act-5,490.00; Spouse Abuse/Sexual Assault, Domestic
Abuse-1,041.67; RSVP, Local Match-416.67; South
Heartland District Health, Head Start-191.67; Central
D i s t r i c t
C o u n t y
O f f i c i a l s ,
Dues/Subscription/Registration/Training-30.00; Central
District County Officials, Dues/Subscription/Registration60.00; Central District County Officials, Dues/Subscription/Registration-30.00; Central District County Officials,
Law Enforcement Costs-30.00; Mid-American BenefitHealth, Health/Accident/County-5,788.24; Mid-American
Benefit, Health, Health/Accident/County-2,470.18; MidAmerican Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County5,850.31; Mid-American Benefit-Health,
Health/Accident/County-2,470.18; Mid-American BenefitHealth, Health/Accident/County-5,364.30; Mid-American
Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County-643.32; MidAmerican Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County2,353.90; Mid-American Benefit-Health,
Health/Accident/County-4,604.70; Mid-American BenefitHealth, Health/Accident/County-643.32; Mid-American
Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County-4,180.76; MidAmerican Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County4,064.48; Mid-American Benefit-Health,
Health/Accident/County-3,010.40; Mid-American BenefitHealth, Health/Accident/County-14,909.36; Mid-American Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County-9,955.82;
Mid-American Benefit-Health, Grants-643.32; Mid-American Benefit-Health, Health/Accident/County-14,922.54;
COUNTY LIBRARY
City of Hastings, Library-12,457.50;
INHERITANCE TAX
Adams County Historical Society, Historical Society1,033.34;
/s/Ramona R. Thomas
County Clerk
/s/Chuck Neumann
County Clerk Chairman
/s/Pamela J. Witte
Deputy Clerk
March 16, 2015
Notice of Dissolution
of
Boyd Beverages, Inc.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Boyd Beverages, Inc., a Nebraska
corporation (the "Corporation"), has filed Articles of
Dissolution with the Nebraska Secretary of State
on December 23, 2014,
and the Corporation is in
the process of voluntary
dissolution. The terms and
conditions of such dissolu-
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debts and obligations of
the Corporation are to be
fully paid and satisfied or
adequate provision is to be
made therefore. Timothy J.
Boyd, President of the
Corporation, will wind up
and liquidate the Corporation's business and affairs.
The Corporation has no
assets or liabilities as of
the date thereof.
March 16, 23, 30, 2015
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FORMAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS
FOR
WHELAN ENERGY CENTER UNIT 1 (WEC1)
MERCURY CONTROL EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION
FOR
HASTINGS UTILITIES
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
Formal Contract No. HU 2015-03 FC-18
Sealed Proposals will be received by Board of Public
Works, 1228 North Denver Avenue, P.O. Box 289, Hastings, Nebraska 68902 until 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, March
31, 2015, at which time they will be opened and read
aloud for WEC1 Mercury Control Equipment Construction for Hastings Utilities, Hastings, Nebraska.
Proposals received after the above time and date will
be returned unopened to the party submitting the proposal.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a cashier’s
check, certified check on a solvent U.S. commercial
bank, or a bid bond in an amount of not less than five
percent (5%) of the total bid in accordance with Exhibit A
of this specification. Such check or bid bond shall be
contained in a separate envelope attached to bidder’s
proposal. All proposal and bid bonds shall have original
signatures.
The Board of Public Works reserves the right to accept the bid which best suits its needs whether the price
is the lowest or not, to reject any or all bids, and to waive
any informalities.
Prospective bidders may secure a copy of the Proposal Form, including Plans and Specifications, at the office
of the Manager of Utilities, 1228 North Denver Avenue,
Hastings, Nebraska.
FOR THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Marvin H. Schultes
Manager of Hastings Utilities
March 16, 23, 2015
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
The following described property will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder on April 10, 2015, at 10:00
a.m. in the main lobby of the Adams County Courthouse
500 West 4th Street, Hastings, Nebraska 68901:
THE SOUTH FIFTY (S 50) FEET OF LOT FIVE (5)
BLOCK FOUR (4), HAIRE'S ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF HASTINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, NEBRASKA, ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED PLAT THEREOF.
All subject to any and all: (1) real estate taxes, (2) special assessments, (3) easements, covenants, restrictions, ordinances, and resolutions of record which affect
the property, and (4) unpaid water bills, (5) prior mortgages and trust deed of record and (6) ground leases of
record. The purchaser is responsible for all fees or
taxes. This sale is made without any warranties as to
title or condition of the property.
By: Eric Lemp, Trustee, NSBA #24096
Kozeny & McCubbin, LC
12400 Olive Boulevard, Suite 555
St. Louis, Missouri 63141
(314) 991-0255
Published in the Hastings Tribune
K&M Filename: STRJANO7
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR AND ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN FROM YOU WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 2015
9 30 a
e Cou ty
Court of Adams County,
Notice
TO: DEAN FULLERTON, 500 West 4th Street, Hastings, Nebraska 68901. If
Defendant
You are notified that on sufficient cause be not
February 24, 2015, Uni- shown to the contrary, the
fund CCR Partners filed its action shall stand revived.
UNIFUND CCR
motion to revive judgment
PARTNERS,
against you in the County
Plaintiff,
Court of Adams County,
By Dean J. Jungers
Nebraska, at Case No. CI
#12118
05-869.
You are hereby notified 101 West Mission Avenue
Bellevue, Nebraska
that a hearing on said mo68005
tion will be held on the
402-291-8900
22nd day of April, 2015, at
9:30 a.m. in the County March 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015
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