IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                   FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA


IN RE:    Filing of Disclosure		)
          Materials Pursuant      	)
          To The Federal Rules		)
          of Civil Procedure       	)GENERAL ORDER 95-  02  



     IT IS ORDERED that all disclosures required by Fed. R. Civ.
P. 26(a)(1) through (a)(3) shall not be filed with the clerk of
the court except on specific order of the court.  All such
disclosures shall be served on the opposing parties and only a
certificate of such service shall be filed with the clerk of the
court.

     DATED this   9   day of January, 1995.



     BY THE COURT:

            (signed)                    
     WILLIAM G. CAMBRIDGE, Chief Judge
     United States District Court

            (signed)                    
     LYLE E STROM
     United States District Judge

            (signed)                    
     RICHARD G. KOPF
     United States District Judge
     
            (signed)                    
     THOMAS M. SHANAHAN
     United States District Judge









              Attached letter to General Order 95-02



Dear Counsel of Record:


     Enclosed you will find the original Initial Disclosures
which were received in the Clerk's Office.  Pursuant to the
Progression Order, these disclosures are not to be sent to the
court.

     Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(4) provides that unless otherwise
directed by order or local rule all disclosures ... shall be made
in writing, signed, served, and promptly filed with the court. 
In the court's progression orders, a standard paragraph (usually
paragraph 8) provides that disclosures of discovery shall be
governed by NELR 26.2.  NELR 26.2 provides that discovery
documents are not filed with the court.  NELR 26.2 further
provides that only a certificate of service of such discovery
shall be filed in such matters.

     If not already accomplished, the serving party should insure
that a certificate of service only is filed with the Clerk.



     Norbert H. Ebel
     Clerk of Court

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Enclosure