FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1969
THE DAILY NtbkAbKAN
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New X-ray facilities
efficiency of health
Equipment and facilities
costing almost $17,000 have
greatly improved the efficiency
of the University Health Center
X-ray Department, according
to Marie Heinz, the center's
head radiology technologist.
She explained that the new
equipment is capable of pro
ducing higher power radiation
than the old equipment. Thus,
an X-ray takes less time and
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radiation.
She said that the old
machinery has also been re
tained, because it is useful for
shols that require longer, ex
posures. The old machinery is
also capable of fluorescent
screen work where t h e
radiologist can watch the
workings of certain organs.
A new picture amplifier
valued at $11,500 greatly im-
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proves fluorescent screen work.
Mrs. Heinz said. The amplifier
makes the picture brighter
while giving the patient only
half the radiation he would get
with the screen alone.
She added that with the old
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A University faculty member
who announced earlier this
semester that he might be a
candidate for the House of
Representatives has decided
not to run.
Stanley A. Matzke, Jr.,
assistant director of resident
instruction in the College of
Agriculture cited financial
reasons as the major factor in
his decision not to file.
"It's difficult to generate
sufficient money and I
personally don't have the
resources necessary for a
political race," Matzke said.
The 36-year-old faculty
member comes from a long
time political family. His
father, the late Stan Matzke,
Sr., was a state senator for
many years. Matzke is a
Democrat.
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equipment it was only possible
to conduct 35 per cent of an
abdominal examination with
fluoroscopic screen methods.
The new equipment allows 50
per cent of the examination to
be conducted this way, thus
saving a great deal of time.
i acuities in tne A-ray center
are capable of developing X
ray film in onljj three minutes,
she said. This enables quick
analysis of the X-rays.
The new machinery is
automatically controlled. Mrs.
Heinz continued that the time
and exposure ratio varies
automatically with the power
used after the ratios have been
set into the machine.
Regent considering
state's second office
A member of the University
of Nebraska Board of Regents
said Thursday he has received
"a lot of encouragement" to
run for lieutenant governor in
1970.
Edward Schwartzkopf of
Lincoln said that he is
definitely interested In the post,
but doesn't expect to make a
decision until the first of the
year.
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With the new equipment, the
X-ray facility can process twice
as many patients daily as with
the old set up, she said.
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"The Beat Goes On ..." is
the theme of the Dec. 18 Red
Cross Bloodmobile to be held
at the Nebraska Union from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The goal has been set at 240
donors or 200 pints of blood.
Students may sign up in their
living units or call Teena
Kudlacek at 466-6750 or Jill
McMaster at 423-4576.
"I haven't given it a lot of
consideration lately,"
Schwartzkopf continued. "I've
really got to come to grips with
the situation and examine
things."
One thing of particular con
cern to the Regent is his status
as a Regent if he files for the
lieutenant governor post.
The former NU football
player would not have to resign
as a Regent if he would file for
a public post. He would have to
resign if elected to that post,
however.
"I see no particular conflict
of interest in filing for office
and maintaining my seat on the
Regents," he said.
Schwartzkopf is a 1 s o vitally
concerned with finding a new.
permanent chancellor for the
University.
"I would hope that we will
find a chancellor soon," he
said. "If the new chancellor
wanted me to stay on, I would
feel compelled to stay on thp
board. "
Filing deadline for lieutenant
governor's post is March 13,
1970.
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Augustana loses, Wichita next
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Nebraska's basketball team
coasted to its second win in as
many games this season,
posting a 75-56 verdict over
Augustana College Thursday
night. '
The Huskers, who next play
at Wichita State Saturday
night, erected a 44-29 halftime
edge. Although Augustana had
held leds of 13-11, 15-13 and 16
15, it was apparent thereafter
that Nebraska was in control.
Friday, Dec. 5
Nebraska Union
12:30 p.m.
Placement
1:30 p.m.
A.Ph.A.
A.Ph.A.
2 p.m.
Teaching Council Conference
3:30 p.m.
Union Special Events
Jazz & Java
5:30 p.m.
Teaching Council
Conference-Dinner
7 p.m.
Teaching Council Conference
MOVIE: "An Evening With
Buster Keaton"
7:30 p.m.
Inter Varsity Christian
Fellowship
7:45 p.m.
Faculty Newcomers Bridge
9 p.m.
MOVIE: "An Evening With
Buster Keaton"
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go to Washington
Three University of Nebras
ka staff members participated
in the White House Conference
on Food, Nutrition and Health
in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2-4.
Among the 2500 delegates in
vited by President Nixon were
Dr. Bert Evans, agricultural
economist; Dr. Hazel Fox,
chairman of the Department
of Food and Nutrition and Dr.
Constance Kies, professor of
Food and Nutrition.
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The Huskers moved ahead 32
22 on a 12-foot jump shot by
Marv Stewart from the
baseline. Guard Tom
Scantlebury joined Stewart in
pacing Nebraska to the
halftime bulge.
In the first half, Nebraska hit
18 of 42 field goal tries, while
outrebounding the hosts 30-17.
Sphomore Chuck Jura and
senior Jim Brooks paced the
Nebraska rebounding effort.
The second half seemed to
follow the same pattern as the
first half. Augustana managed
to hold down NU center Leroy
Chalk to three game points, but
the South Dakota school failed
to stop the rest of the Huskers.
The Huskers, who also own a
victory over California-Irvine,
Economics prof
mar oppose Hruska
The chairman of the
University Economics Depart
ment is a potential Democratic
candidate to oppose Sen.
Roman L. Hruska's Senate
seat.
Dr. Wallace C. Peterson, 49,
said Thursday that he will not
make a decision until early
January. He did confirm,
however, that he is not in
terested in the House of
Representatives.
"There are many factors in
volved in my potential can
didacy for the Senate."
Peterson said. "I'm still talking
to a number of people about
it."
The economics professor, a
member of the New
Democratic Coalition's ex
ecutive committee, said that
financial, professional and
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meet Missouri Valley Con
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a team which took Nebraska
three overtimes to defeat last
season in Lincoln.
The Wheatshockers feature
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State opened its season with a
97-84 victory over Oregon this
week, but the Shockers were
dumped, 108-76 by New Mexico
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SACRAMENTO (41) IOWA STATS (77)
OFT F T
Maxey 4 0-0 I Collins 9 S-2 ?0
Third 4 4-5 12 Jenkins 7 1-5 It
Pfeifer 2 1-1 5 Cain 6 5-4 17
Ray 3 2-3 a Abrah'msn 4 3-4 1 1
Wood 4 3-4 11 Mack 4 1-2 9
Hickman 1 (M 2 Murray 0 0-0 0
Luker 1 0-0 2 Ahrens 0 2-3 2
Carr 1 0-0 2 Engel 0 04 0
Stelnmetz 2 1-2 5 Kaufman 0 2-2 2
Ou Boit 2 2-3
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Iowa State 40 3' 77
Sacramento St 32 2961
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family factors will enter
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When Peterson first men
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running for the senate in Oc
tober, he was encouraged by a
number of Democratic Party
officials.
Jim Exon, then the
Democratic national com
mitteeman from Nebraska,
termed Peterson an "excellent,
t remendously well-qualified
individual." Exon has now filed
for the gubernatorial nomina
tion. The chairman of the New
Democratic Coalition, Louis
Lamberty of Omaha, said
reaction to Peterson's can
didacy in the coalition would be
"one of joy."
Filing deadline for the senate
race is March 13, 1970.
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