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Monday, December 17, 1934
Dally Nebraskan
Pago 1
Donations help
needy people
pay heat bills
By Debbie Hooker
Daily Nebrcsk&n StafTBeporter
For those who cannot afford to
heat their homes, winter is much
more than a nuisance it is a
constant fight against freezing to
death.
To help needy people pay their
heating bills, Minnegasco and the
Salvation Army are continuing
their HeatShare program this win
ter. Minnegasco customers fin-,
ance much of the program
either by sending a few extra
dollars with their monthly bills or
by making one contribution.
Donations also can be sent to the
Salvation Army. Contributions
should be marked either Minne-gasco-HeatShare
or Salvation
Army-HeatShare.
So far, $72,771 has been raised
in the 11 -month program, said
Maj. Dale Tollerud of the Salva
tion Army. That includes a $20,000
contribution from Minnegasco
and another $20,000 contribution
from Minnegasco's supplier,
Northern Natural Gas Company
of Omaha, Tollerud said.
To receive HeatShare money, a
person cannot be eligible for
government to be a last resort for
emergencies. ; i
HeatShare primarily is used for
the elderly, sick and the handi
capped, Tollerud said. Unlike the
government, HeatShare takes into
consideration a person's medical
expenses in deciding eligibility.
So far, 834 people in 221 house
hpjfjs have; been helped through
HeatShare, Tollerud said
For more information about
HeatShare, call the Salvation
Army1 at 474-6263 from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday or
Friday.
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Q How does the University Bookstore determine
how much my books arc worth when I sell
them back?
If the' ookr'ir h 3 "ACtification from the
mstrt c Mr; booppio be re-adopted for
the ru klJn ajfdjne bookstore does
not already have a sufficient stock on hand,
then the student will be offered 60 of the
publisher's current list price. For instance, a
book whiccurntly jellsr $ 10.00 new, and
which fleets 'hi Veu'rnents - noted above
wouif ?u h; i.oonrAvoi
next 5m M ? $7 JDQ? ' '
ould be resold the
If the bookstore has. not received notice that
the book will be used again, or if it already has
a sufficieqjtock, the book would be worth the
currentholrlp
- the tv er!s ;rc stutters of of used text
book ,T y jyi wilUor fpppy to answer any
question, whicn'yoa may have regarding the
price paid.
Q Is sixty percent the usual price paid for text
books r rund Wi cc:r:try7
Defin 31 jn; ! r 'st stoin the United States pay only 50 percent for
bookklng4s-d agairCS he University Bookstore is one of only a few
which pays 60 percent. And remember we pay cash.
Q What about pcpcrbccks? Does the same policy apply to them?
penalize you on text paper-
bookstore needs them,
only exception is English paperbacks which are bought at wholesale
prices. .
Q Iff the publisher's price hm i gone up since I bought my books, wlil I
. receive trbertlit bfj$ist:rarteci Incresse? '
A Yes. Y h Urf ar "Wa ;cstore does not
back .If; 1c ;ar beirv tried again, and if the
Yes. .ri )t ' hef Jfywpijght your book for $9.00, and the publisher's
list pt ic ivM! 0-P-...M-i ge't;$6.00. $5.40.; . :
Remember, Bring,;Ua:2foiir Books During Finals Week,
Books viiil bo boughtTDecember 12-14 17-210:30-4:30
at. North .Union f.Miiitounge and 9:00-4:00 at East
Union Bookstore. East Union vAll not be open on Satur
day. December 15. ;
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