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Board to choose Rag executives Executives for next fall's Daily Nebraskan staff will be chosen by the Board of Publications Thursday morn ing. Any full-time University stu dent with a grade point average of 2.0 or above Is eligible to apply for any of the five executive positions Editor, Business Manager, Managing Editor, News Editor and East Campus Editor. Application blanks can be obtained in the newspaper of fice. Room SI, Nebraska Union. Applications for all other positions on next fall's Daily Nebraskan are also being taken now. Positions include copy readers, photographers, staff writers and business assistants and advertising salesman. More "ASUN election results Here are ether results from Wednesday's ASUN election. Horn Economics Advisory Bear Horn Economics esdocattea Bierman. Javne .. .. M Yobev. Linda .. it Ostaraard. Barbara .. .. .... 20 Schacht. Anita .... I Garnlck, Lory .... .. .... 4 Tor-person, Susan ... 1 Family Economics A Management Webber, Linda S Pood A NofrMlen (Write h Frank, Mary tie vote) 7 Johnson, Connie 7 ona vote write Ins ... . . . S Human DeveiopameM Tne pamuy Anderson, Nancy . Auxler. Donne .. ... Textiles, ciottiina uesiija Sabs, Nancy Home Economics a. journalism Jane Musselman (write Inl Tlmmerman, Marlene (on the ballot) Aarlculture Advisory Board Agriculture K commies Patent, Rod ....... Rex roth, RoIHe ....... Anderson, Gary .. .... .. .. Sindt. Bob Nutzman, Wade .. Ag. Education A Journalism Reader, Jim .. .. .. Wlrth Carry . .... Johnson. Phil A. Honors. Oeneret Aa ft Undeclared Dlffendarter, Ronald .. .. .. Jones, Roger W .. Kalkowskl, Larry Write Ins Animal Science A Prove Selk, Glenn ... ....... Koch, Jim .. ........ ... .. . Kublcek. Rooer .. .... Bslohlavy, Dennis .. ........ .. Brand. Ooua ... .......... Write Ins Blo-Chem. RntomoioeV. Marttcvlture. Plant Pathology Bruns, Ken (tie vote)! ..... I la .... s .. . 41 Schilling. Randy ...................... 1 Gordon. Mark T c.w science. Sea. Agronomy, a Sea Science Rlnne Roeey . .................. ...... Plank, Peoay ............. .... mum r Scharff. David ...... a Dairy PradectKm, Daarr Products. Pead) Tech, A Poultry (write ins) Williams, John .. A I swede, Clyde . Batie, Dean .... Dracr. Gary .... Lucas, Robert . . Schwars. Kent . . Juruo, Charles . Mecn. Agriculture Jahde, Marve ........... 7 ASUN Constitutional Amendments For TSo Against Amendment Failed Receive 1S ot Votes 27 . . Home Economics Advisory Bears! ConsHttrtionai Amendments For lit Aaalnst Arts A Sciences Adviaery Board English Schatfer, Jim 317 Loweder, Sandy Z25 Scarpelio, Joe 1?3 Write ins 13 Ksm'v'Tonnqulst sTfl Felton. Kathy (writ In) 3 write ins, one vote each 14 Natural Sciences A Math Schwertzkoof, Suite 37 Bos lav, Matthew 10 Kovar. David "i write Ins ......... 19 Social Sciences and Phileeophy Collins. Judy Ml Tobben, Bev 3 Knot I leek. David 17 Berglund, Jim ..................... IS Marlnaccio, Linda 12 Holland, Jonn n Scarpelio, Joe 7f write Ins otduM; Harness ) U In J r II 3 In order to keep your contact lenses at comfortable and convenient as they were meant to be. you have to take care of them. But until now you needed two or more separate solutions to properly prepare and maintain your contacts. Not with Lensine. Lensine ie the one lens solution for complete contact tens care. Cleaning your contacts with Lensine retards the buildup of foreign deposits on the lenses. And soaking your contacts in Lensine overnight assures you of proper lens hygiene. You get a free soaking case on the bottom of every bottle of Lensine. It has been demonstrated that Improper storage between wearings may result in the growth of bacteria on the lenses. This is a sure cause of eye Irritation and In some cases can endanger your vision. Bacteria cannot grow in Lensine which It sterile, aeif-Mnitiiing, and antiseptic. Just a drop or two of Lensine, before you insert your lens, coats and lubricates it allowing the lens to float more freely In the eye's fluids. That's because Lensine is an "Isotonic" solution, which means that it blends with the natural fluids of the eye. Let your contacts be the convenience they were meant to be. Get some Lensine. from the Murine Company, Inc. EmA pip Fine Arts Whined, Pant write Ins .... Journalism Wlmmer, Bruce ray, Jim Baldwin, Joe TeiieieA-ViSi elementary Kducaiton Davis. Oi ehJien write Ins .. .......... secondary sjawcainm Lonngulst, Tom JJ Barry, Connie . ............ je Thurber, Linda JJ Adams. Don . f write Ins Special Education Mort, Dru .. .. .403 Paid. Pam (write In) 4 write In votes 563 t JtS .19 IS3 10 4Tt as Last chance The Centennial College la 802 soliciting applications from up. perclassmen for next fafl. There is still room in the Col lege for upperclassmen, accord ing to Centennial graduate as sistant Nancy Ryan. Interviews for the open positions will. be held sometime iu May. Draft Counseling for seniors at HI A damp and musty basement furnace room Is the head quarters for an unusual but practical "underground" office the Lincoln Draft Information Service. Amid the pipes and bricks, many University students seek draft counseling advice, according to Kathy Cook, the only female draft counselor. Graduating male seniors are often in need of counseling advice, Miss Cook said, "because they will usually lose their 2-S deferment and be automatically placed In the 1-A pool according to their lottery number." Miss Cook said that the six draft counselors distribute draft information in a union booth once a week as well as in their United Ministries in Higher Education basement office. "Last time I worked in the booth, I would guess I talked to about SO people five or 10 had specific questions and a few made appointments for more counseling.' Men who have passed their physicals and received their notice of acceptability have several alternatives to the service, Miss Cook remarked. Apply for a 1-0 classification. If he receives this cons cientious objector status and is drafted, he will serve two years in civilian duty In mental hospitals, veterans hospitals or in other civilian governmental positions working In the Interest of national health, safety or welfare, she said. ? Apply for a 1-0 or 1-AO classification," Miss Cook said. "It's never too late to apply and it never hurts to apply, although there is no guarantee." Go Into the ministry. Resist the draft by burning draft card. Leave the country. Miss Cook said the draft counseling office at 333 No. 14th SL Is open Mondays from 7 to I p.m., on Tuesdays from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. DEAN'S RADIATOR REPAIR AND BODY SHOP Professional: Feinting & terfy Repair Radiator Service Glass Instenatleei One Day Service Oean, Moaera Equipped Shop Appreved fcy Test1 tniMrance Campmxy Wrecker Service 477-1 1 1 12222 '0 SL Practice 4:30 at Ficldhouso AH interested juniors era invited to attend. PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1970 ; ill