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Thursday, April 25, 1968 The Daily Nebrasfcan Page-3 IDA executive salaries prevented; technicality by Mark Gordon Senior Staff Writer Although an amendment providing for Inter-Dormi tory Association (IDA) exec utive omcer salaries was approved by more than 250 votes, a constitutional tech nicality prevented its tass age, IDA President Bruce Bailey said Tuesday. In an April 10 Association- wiae election, University dormitory residents approved the salary amendment 594 333, but the amendment failed to receive a 15 per cent af firmative vote which is re quired by the IDA constitu tion wnen less than 30 per cent ot the residents vote. University tesidents, in a collective vote on 16 amend ments to the IDA constitu tion passed the items by a 826 to 96 vote. Bailey said the wide ap proval of the executive sal "our interest in building IDA into an organization repre senting all the students." 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Must sell. $2700. 434-79HT after 4. HELP WANTED MANAGER TRAINEE Far fast growing fabric retail chain 2-4 years college. Service completed. Send complete resume to FABRIC SUPERMART 3449 So. 84th Omaha, Nebr. (3124 397-4955 FOR RENT Have apartments available no and in June and July- Micust and September. Thvsr m- 1 and 1 heriniotn unUn. Sirrrsh.-tl and iin'irnihed. r'ean. we! rnrtMMl and -!' 'umiihed. IMaled aimpt nvlv.ny r,; -n campuses from i Si JO to WU.UU 434-iwoU. mittee in March and ap proved by the IDA Council March 18, would have pro vided the IDA President with at least $300 annual salary. The amendment would also have provided at least $200 for the IDA vice president with allocations to ach tris minimum amount. Reesa Almy, chairman of the IDA constitutional con vention committee, said ear lier the committee proposed the executive salary bill to assure IDA of retaining ca pable leaders who would oth erwise accept dormitory stu dent assistantship posts. Student assistants current ly receive full room and board amounting to $800 per academic year, while pres ent IDA executive officers receive no financial renum erations. Althought disappointed the salary amendment was not approved, Bailey said the passage of the 16 amendments made the constitution more workable and has made the necessary changes needed for ASUN approval. He said the constitution, as soon as It is retyped with the new provisions, would be forwarded to the ASUN con stitution committee for offi cial approval. The IDA President said he was certain the ASUN committee would approve the dormitory organization's re vised constitution. Among changes made by the passage was one amend ment which alters the date of the annual IDA executive elections from the presnet third week of second semest er to an undetermined spring date. Bailey was unable to say if another IDA executive of ficer election would be held during the current academic year. Another accepted amend ment lowers the dormitory residence requirement for all executive officers, except the president, who must have sophomore standing, to at least one full academic se mester from the current one year requirement. One amendment provides one year terms for both the secretary and treasurer, while another amendment requires a two-thirds council approval for a vice-presidential ap pointee to replace a vice president who was unable to fulfill his duties. The IDA is currently with out a vice president since Mike Eyster, who was elect ed with Bailey in February, resigned April 4 In order to salary amendment. Bailey said he is still look ing for a vice presidential successor, but he has not yet reached a decision on Eyster's replacement. Under the constitution's or ganizational structure, a new amendment giving the presi dent a voting DrivUetTfl in case of ties and an amend ment rescinding the 2.5 grade point average recmirpmon for Inter-Dormitory Court justices were approved. . Also passed was a method of revoking membership clause wnich would be in cluded in the membership section of the constitution. iiiriiin1ffnn-T--i-Tin inn in - ' THURSDAY, APRIL 25 INTER-VARSITY 8 a.m. BAPTIST STUDENT UN ION -8 a.m. COLLEGE OP PHAR MACY LECTURE 10 a.m. E WEEK LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m. COLLEGE OF PHAR MACY LECTURE - 2:30 p.m. . AWS CONGRESS 3 p.m. AUF SPECIAL EVENTS 3:30 p.m. F. M. 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Liberator will speaM Americus Liberator, Re publican candidate for the presidency from Valentine, will speak at a faculty club luncheon on Tuesday, April 30, Dr. Thomas Thorson, chairman of the program committee of the University faculty club, said this week. Liberator will also appear in the Union Ballroom at 3:30 p.m. the same day, ac cording to Carol Madson, talks and topics committee chairman. The 57-year-old retired rancher will be accompanied by his wife, who serves as his campaign manager. Thus far in his campaign, Libera tor has received no support from a party, and has fi nanced his campaign from his own resources. "As a non-political but on the Republicn ticket, I don't expect help from the party, but I'll be damned if I'll swap principles for dollars," Liberator said in a letter to Dr. Thorson. 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