Friday 20-year-olds
can register to vote
By the end of the week 20
year olds who satisfy Nebraska
residency requirements will be
able to register to vote.
Nebraska voters approved in
the November elections a con
stitutional amendment lower
ing the minimum voting age
from 21 to 20. The amendment
will become effective upon its
official proclamation sched
uled Friday by Gov. Norbert
Tiemann.
Ag College studies control
of ecological problems
Controlling harmful insects
and water pollution from
feedlot run-off are ecologiccal
problems being studied by the
College of Agriculture.
A joint research project by
the Co.lege and the State and
Federal Agriculture
departments is studying the
control of corn root-worm
without harming other forms of
life. Corn rootworm destroys
hundreds of acres of corn every
year.
A short life Insecticide is
being sprayed over a two mile
test area. The insecticide is
active for seven days and Is not
harmful to other life forms, he
said.
"This short life Insecticide is
less effective than the previous
Insecticides we've used,"
McGlll said. "But with wide
application, we should be able
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The exact number of 20-year
olds made eligible to vote is
uncertain. But it is estimated
that the number may approach
35,000.
If the U.S. Supreme Court
upholds a recent Congressional
act, setting 18 as the minimum
voting age, the 20-year old vote
in Nebraska would be invali
dated. Then persons in all
states would be able to vote
upon reaching their eighteenth
birthday.
to stop the rootworm without
polluting the environment.
Nebraska farmers are a so
becoming aware of pollution
and are more sensitive to the
proper use of herbicides and
insecticides. Because of this
increased awareness, they are
maintaining a high quality In
their products and high concern
for their environment, McGill
added.
! Water pollution by feedlot
run-off Is another area being
studied by the College. One
solution for the treatment of
this waste is the channeling of
waste material into purifying
lagoons like a city would
use.
"Nebraska is a healthy place
to live relative to other places
in the nation," said McGill.
"We still have great concern
over the ecology and the source
of its pollution."
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Send your
Washington (CPS) The
national headquarters of the
Selective Service System has
issued a memorandum clarify
ing the situation of registrants
with high lottery numbers.
The memorandum instructs
all local draft boards to place
any registrant with a lottery
number higher than the highest
number called by the board
during 1970 into a second
priority 1-A group if that
registrant is 1-A or has re
quested 1-A status in a letter
dated before Dec. 31.
Newly established this fall,
the second priority group is a
pool of 1-A registrants who ar
considered by the Selective
Service to have completed their
year of exposure to the
draft.
In effect then, if a registrant
is 1-A oa the last day of the
year, he will be considered to
have beea throngh his full year
of exposure.
In other words, these changes
make it possible for a deferred
man to drop by his local draft
board around Christmas time,
find out whether the highest
number which his board
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For young Nebraska men,
the highest number taken this
year will probably, be 190. But
to be sure, men should check
with their local boards before
giving up deferrments.
Even if the letter U
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It need not arrive at the
draft board until the next
month the redass'Fed men
will be placed in the second
priority roup and, for all
practical purposes, he free of
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If a deferred man with a
draft lottery number that has
already been called by the
draft board were to request
reclassification to 1-A status in
the same way, he would be
placed in an "extended priority
group" and would be in the
first group of registrants in
ducted during the first three
months of the next year.
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priority group are safe, unless
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