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The UNL chapter of Alpha Zeta,
undergraduate agriculture honorary,
honored 43 initiates from the College
of Agriculture at its annual awards
banquet April 29.
To be eligible for Alpha Zeta, which
recognizes scholastic achievement, stu
dents must be in the upper 40 percent
of their class.
The new initiates, by hometown, arc:
Atkinson James G. GotschaU, Daniel
Z. Malmberg.
Hartley - Allan K. Fritz
Beatrice Matthew F. Spilker
Bellwood - Charles M. PaPa
Bcrtrand Paul Bachmann
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Birmingham, Minn. Matthew Ver-
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Burwcll Maurie Larsen
Clay Center Mark G. Mundorff
Colorado Springs, Col. Lorrie D.
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Columbus Mark J. Wilke
Cra:'3 Greg N. Johnson
Greighton Maria L.Beck, Jim
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Dodge Debra A. Scholz
Elgin Jana J. Beckman
Elwood Julie Knoerzcr
Emerson Donald J. Thrailkill
Franklin Todd It. Siel
Friend Terrance D. O'Neel
Genoa Ronald A. Drozd
Geneva Donald G. Reinsch
Kearney John W. Markus
Laurel Steven G. Stark
Leigh Corrine S. Brown
Lincoln Kelli Hahn
Louisville Dcnise L. Barnes
Lynch Monty L Vonasck
Ncnzcl Dallas T. Kime
Omaha Holly M. Brown, Nancy L
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Papiliion Krtas A. King
Platte Center Keith A. Kallweit
Ravenna Robert E. Standage
Rising City Charles A. Topil
Scottsbluff Bryan Staman
Scribncr Ruth A. Witte
Smithficld Brad Holen
Sumner Todd Ibach
Valentine Janet Reece, Bradley D.
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West Point Julie L Baumert
York Alan E. Haack
Conference promotes older
worker as viable person
One hundred people are expected to
attend a Governor's Mini-Conference
on Older Workers. It will be held May
14 at the Cornhusker Hotel to encour
age Nebraska businesses to hire workers
over 55 years old.
The goal is to acquaint the Nebraska
businessperson with the fact that the
older worker is .a viable person who
could be a contributing factor in their
businesses," said Darrel Seng, the Ne
braska Department on Aging public
information director.
The mini-conference is sponsored by
Gob. Bob Kerrey, the Nebraska Depart
ment on Aging and the Nebraska Depart
ment of Labor's Division of Job Train
ing. It is the first mini-conference on
aging in several years, Seng said.
"We are an aging society," Seng said.
Nebraska's older workers, 55 years
and older, are the most rapidly expand
ing work force in Nebraska, he said.
"YouVe got to utilize the older workers
more and more," Seng said.
Anna Marie Buchmann, vice presi
dent of Human Resources with Bankers
Life and Casualty Company in Chi
cago, will give the Keynote address,
"One Company's Experience with Older
Workers." The address will describe
the successes and benefits Banker's
Life received by hiring older workers,
Seng said. ,
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