User:Rayc/Nebraska

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[1]

Senators (Class 1) of Nebraska
Butler | James | Furnas | Garber | Nance | Dawes | Thayer | Boyd | Thayer | Boyd | Crounse | Holcomb | Poynter | Dietrich | Savage | Mickey | Sheldon | Shallenberger | Aldrich | Morehead | Neville | McKelvie | Bryan | McMullen | Weaver | Bryan | Cochran | Griswold | Peterson | Crosby | Anderson | Brooks | Burney | Morrison | Tiemann | Exon | Thone | Kerrey | Orr | Nelson | Johanns | Heineman

Edward Parsons Smith John R. Rosenblatt

List of mayors of Lincoln, Nebraska

This is a list of mayor]]s of Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.

Name	Term began	Term ended
William F. Chapin	1871]]	1872]]
Erastus E. Brown	1872]]	1873]]
Rober D. Silver, Jr.	1873]]	1874]]
Samuel W. Little	1874]]	1875]]
Amasa Cobb	1875]]	1876]]
Robert D. Silver, Jr.	1876]]	1877]]
Harvard Wesley Hardy	1877]]	1879]]
Seth P. Galey	1879]]	1880]]
John B. Wright	1880]]	1881]]
John Doolittle	1882]]	1883]]
Rober Emmett Moore	1883]]	1885]]
Carlos C. Burr	1885]]	1887]]
Andrew J. Sawyer	1887]]	1889]]
Robert B. Graham	1889]]	1891]]
Austin H. Weir	1891]]	1895]]
Frank A. Graham	1895]]	1899]]
Hudson J. Winnett	1899]]	1903]]
George A. Adams	1903]]	1905]]
Francis W. Brown	1905]]	1909]]
Don Lathrop Love	1909]]	1911]]
Alvin H. Armstrong	1911]]	1913]]
Frank Connell Zehrung	1913]]	1915]]
John Eschelman Miller	1917]]	1920]]
Frank Connell Zehrung	1921]]	1927]]
Verne Hedge	1927]]	1929]]
Don Lathrop Love	1929]]	1931]]
Frank Connell Zehrung	1931]]	1933]]
Fenton B. Fleming	1933]]	1935]]
Charles Wayland Bryan	1935]]	1937]]
Oren Sturmon Copeland	1937]]	1939]]
Robert Erle Campbell	1939]]	1941]]
Richard O. Johnson	1941]]	1943]]
Lloyd J. Marti	1943]]	1947]]
Clarence Gillespie Miles	1947]]	1950]]
Thomas R. Pansing	July 31]] 1950]]	September 11]] 1960]]
Victor Emanuel Anderson	1950]]	1953]]
Clark Jeary	1953]]	1956]]
Bennett S. Martin	1956]]	1959]]
Bartlett E. (Pat) Boyles	1959]]	1962]]
Dell L. Tyrrell	January 1963]]	May 1963]]
Dean H. Peterson	1963]]	1967]]
Sam Schwartzkopf	1967]]	1975]]
Helen Boosalis	1975]]	1983]]
Roland Luedtke	1983]]	1987]]
Bill Harris	1987]]	1991]]
Dale Young	1998]]	1999]]

	Executed person	Date of execution	Victims
1	Harold Lamont "Wili" Otey	2 September]] 1994]]	Jane McManus
3	Robert E. Williams	2 December]] 1997]]	Catherine Brook, Patricia McGarry, Virginia Rowe

This is a list of state prisons in Nebraska. It does not include federal prisons or county jails located in the state of Nebraska.

• Community Corrections Center - Lincoln
• Community Corrections Center - Omaha
• Hastings Correctional Center
• Lincoln Correctional Center
• Nebraska Correctional Center for Women
• Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility
• Nebraska Diagnostic and Evaluation Center
• Nebraska State Penitentiary
• Omaha Correctional Center
• Tecumseh State Correctional Institution
• Work Ethic Camp - McCook

[edit] External link

• Nebraska Department of Correctional Services

List of Nebraska railroads

This is a partial list of rivers in the state of Nebraska in the United States]]:

[edit] Alphabetically

• Big Nemaha River
• Calamus River
• Cedar River
• Dismal River
• Elkhorn River
• Little Blue River
• Little Nemaha River
• Logan Creek
• Middle Loup River
• North Loup River
• South Loup River
• Wood River

[2] [3]

[edit] State parks

• Chadron State Park
• Eugene T. Mahoney State Park
• Indian Cave State Park
• Niobrara State Park
• Platte River State Park
• Ponca State Park
• Smith Falls State Park

[edit] State historical parks

• Ash Hollow State Historical Park
• Bowring Ranch State Historical Park
• Champion Mill State Historical Park
• Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park

This is a list of unincorporated communities in Nebraska. All communities on this list are census-designated places and/or are listed on the official Nebraska highway map.

Contents:	Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

• Almeria
• Amelia
• Ames
• Angora
• Antioch
• Archer
• Ashby
• Aten

[edit] B

• Bingham
• Boone
• Bow Valley
• Brandon
• Brownlee

[edit] C

• Champion
• Cumminsville

[edit] D

• Dickens

[edit] E

• Eli
• Ellsworth
• Emerald
• Enders

[edit] G

• Gladstone
• Grainton

[edit] H

• Holmesville
• Howe

[edit] I

• Inavale
• Inland

[edit] K

• Keystone
• Kramer

[edit] L

• Lakeside
• Lemoyne
• Lindy
• Lisco
• Loretto

[edit] M

• Marsland
• Martell
• Max
• Milburn
• Mills

[edit] N

• Norden

[edit] O

• Offut AFB

[edit] P

• Parks
• Poole
• Princeton
• Purdum

[edit] R

• Richfield
• Roscoe
• Rose

[edit] S

• St. James
• St. Libory
• St. Mary
• Sparks
• Sunol

[edit] T

• Tamora

[edit] V

• Venice

[edit] W

• Walton
• Weissert
• Westerville
• Whitman
• Willow Island

List of Nebraska county name etymologies

List of television stations in Nebraska

[edit] VHF stations

• Channel 3: KLNE - (PBS]]) - Lexington "Nebraska Educational Telecommunications (NET) Television" K) L)exington, N)E)
• Channel 5: KHAS - (NBC]]) - Hastings K) H)a)s)tings, NE
• Channel 6: KWNB - (American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) - Hayes Center K) W)estern N)eb)raska
• Channel 8: KLKN - (American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) - Lincoln
• Channel 8: KSNK - (NBC]]) - McCook K)ans)as N)etwork McCook)
• Channel 10: KOLN - (CBS]]/UPN]])) - Lincoln K) Linco)l)n)
• Channel 11: KIIT - (Fox Network|FOX]]/UPN]]) - North Platte
• Channel 11: KGIN - (CBS]]) - Grand Island K) G)rand I)sland, N)E
• Channel 13: KHGI-TV - (American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) - Kearney K)earney H)astings G)rand I)sland
• Channel 13: WSWS-CA (American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) - North Platte

[edit] UHF stations

• Channel 23: KAZS-LP (The WB Television Network|WB]]/UPN]]) - South Sioux City
• Channel 24: KKAZ-LP - (Fox Network|FOX]]) - Omaha
• Channel 27: KAZK-LP - (The WB Television Network|WB]]/UPN]]) - O'Neill
• Channel 29: KHJP-LP - (Aztca América]]) - Valentine
• Channel 33: KAZD-LP (The WB Television Network|WB]]/UPN]]) - Valentine
• Channel 42: KPTM - (Fox Network|FOX]]) - Omaha K) P)appas T)elecasting of the M)idlands
• Channel 46: KAZJ-LP (The WB Television Network|WB]]/UPN]]) - Norfolk
• Channel 48: KOAZ-LP (The WB Television Network|WB]]/UPN]]) - O'Neill
• Channel 56: K56FC - (Ind./Local) - Grand Island
• Channel 57: KPTP-LP - Norfolk
• Channel 61: KOHA-LP - ([[Home Shopping Network|HSN} - Omaha K) O)mah)a)
• Channel 67: KVSS-LP - (Religious/EWTN) - Omaha K) V)S)S) Catholic Communications

List of colleges and universities in Nebraska

[edit] Public colleges and universities

• University of Nebraska system
  • University of Nebraska Medical Center
  • Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture
• Nebraska State College System
  • Peru State College

[edit] Private colleges and universities

• Clarkson College
• College of Saint Mary
• Dana College
• Doane College
• Hastings College
• Nebraska Christian College
• Nebraska Methodist College

[edit] Community colleges

• Nebraska Community College Association
  • Central Community College
  • Little Priest Tribal College
  • Metropolitan Community College
  • Mid-Plains Community College
  • Nebraska Indian Community College
  • Northeast Community College
  • Western Nebraska Community College

• Burt County, Nebraska: Burt is named for Francis Burt, the first territorial governor of Nebraska who died after two days in office.

[edit] C

• Chase County, Nebraska: Chase is named for Champion S. Chase, a mayor of Omaha, Nebraska who served as Nebraska's first attorney general.
• Cherry County, Nebraska: Cherry is named for Samuel A. Cherry, a lieutenant in the U.S. Fifth Cavalry who two years before the formation of the county had been murdered north of Fort Niobrara.
• Cuming County, Nebraska: Cuming is named for Thomas B. Cuming, the acting governor of the Nebraska Territory when the county was formed.

[edit] D

• Dawson County, Nebraska: Dawson is named for Jacob Dawson, who was the first postmaster in the settlement of Lancaster, which is present-day Lincoln, Nebraska, the state capital.
• Dundy County, Nebraska: Dundy is named for Elmer Dundy, an U.S. Circuit Court judge from Nebraska.

[edit] G

• Gage County, Nebraska: Gage is named for William D. Gage, a Methodist minister who served as chaplain of the state legislature at the time the county was established.
• Gosper County, Nebraska: Gosper is named for John J. Gosper, the secretary of state for Nebraska at the time of the county's formation.

[edit] H

• Hall County, Nebraska: Hall is named for Augustus Hall, the chief justice of the Territorial Supreme Court at the time the county was created.
• Hitchcock County, Nebraska: Hitchcock is named for Phineas Warren Hitchcock, an U.S. Senator from Nebraska.

[edit] K

• Keith County, Nebraska: Keith is named for M. C. Keith, who owned one of the largest ranches in western Nebraska at the time.
• Kimball County, Nebraska: Kimball is named for Thomas L. Kimball, a official of the Union Pacific Railroad.

[edit] M

• Merrick County, Nebraska: Merrick is named for Elvira Merrick, wife of Henry W. DePuy, a territorial legislator.
• Morrill County, Nebraska: Morrill is named for Charles H. Morrill, a president of the Lincoln Land Company.

[edit] N

• Nuckolls County, Nebraska: Nuckolls is named for Lafayette Nuckolls, a member of the first Nebraska territorial legislature; and his brother, Stephen Nuckolls, a pioneer Nebraska settler, businessman and banker.

[edit] P

• Perkins County, Nebraska: Perkins is named for either Charles E. Perkins, a president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad; or Joseph Perkins, a former resident of Grant, Nebraska.
• Phelps County, Nebraska: Phelps is named for William Phelps, a riverboat captain on the Mississippi River who is alleged to have settled in the area.

[edit] R

• Red Willow County, Nebraska: Red Willow is named for Red Willow Creek, which runs through the area.
• Richardson County, Nebraska: Richardson is named for William A. Richardson, a governor of the Nebraska Territory.

[edit] S

• Sarpy County, Nebraska: Sarpy is named for Peter A. Sarpy, a commander of a trading post in the future county.
• Saunders County, Nebraska: Saunders is named for Alvin Saunders, a governor of the Nebraska Territory.
• Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska: Scotts Bluff is named for a towering bluff located in the Scotts Bluff National Monument, named in turn for Hiram Scott, a fur trapper who is alleged to have crawled seventy-five miles with a broken leg before collapsing and dying at the foot of the bluff.

• Thurston County, Nebraska: Thurston is named for John Mellen Thurston, an U. S. senator from Nebraska.

[edit] W

• Wheeler County, Nebraska: Wheeler is named for Daniel H. Wheeler, a secretary of the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture.

List of high schools in Nebraska List of school districts in Nebraska Lakes

   * Nebraska
         o Lake Babcock
         o Harlan County Lake
         o Lewis and Clark Lake (Also extends into South Dakota).
         o Lake McConaughy
         o Minatare Lake

dead and distressed shopping malls

Nebraska

   * Conestoga Mall: Grand Island
   * South Roads Mall: Bellevue

Star-Herald - Scottbluff?

[edit] Omaha

Metropolitan Omaha is comprised of the state of Nebraska.

• Cathedral of Saint Cecilia, Archdiocese of Omaha
• Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Diocese of Grand Island
• Cathedral of the Risen Lord, Diocese of Lincoln

Law schools

   * Creighton University School of Law
   * University of Nebraska, Lincoln College of Law