Oilman:
'No more Santa Barbaras'
The offshore oil industry
doesn't warrant the "beating
it's taking in the press," a
Senior Gulf Coast Geologist for
Sohio Petroleum Company
told a small gathering Thursday
evening in Morrill Hall.
BurVon B. Tettleton told
the group, "Steps have been
taken to assure there will never
be another disaster like that at
Santa Barbara."
Referring to attempts to
dean up oil slicks, Tettleton
said the use of detergents and
other chemicals adds to the
problem by not degrading.
"Nature takes care of
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Tettleton touched briefly
on the subject of pollution
from oil slicks. He stated that
the major polluters are
ocean-going tankers and that
the oil industry has a "fairly
good record",
Drawing on his experience
as a diver and marine life
observer in the Gulf area,
Tettleton assured the group
that the off shore industry has
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rpeaking tour, used a film he
had taken and a series of slides
to show that the offshore
industry has "produced a
tremendous population growth
in the Louisiana marine
population."
The slides showed a variety
of marine life using the
platforms as a habitat.
Tettleton said the platforms
provide an environment for
types of fish formerly absent
from the area and have allowed
divers to discover species of
fish never caught in the area
previous to the installation of
the platforms.
He explained that the
platforms provide an increased
surface area for the marine
populace and have provided
protection for forms which
would .otherwise perish.
A University of Oklahoma
graduate, the researcher
presented data showing a
correlation between the
number of platforms and a
steady increase in Gulf states'
commercial fishing since the
initial platform in 1947.
Sport fishing has been on
the upswing since the advent of
the offshore platforms, he
stressed. According to
Tettleton the oil companies
"welcome sport fishermen"
and many prize catches have
been taken in the vicinity of
the platforms.
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Union Interviews
Interviews for the two
student-at-large seats on the
1971 Nebraska Union Board
will be Saturday.
Any full-time student who
is not now-or has not
been--affiliated with the
Associated Students of the
University of Nebraska
(ASUN) or any of its related
bodies, or with the Nebraska
Union Program Council or its
Special education
College juniors
who are planning
special education
now for a $250
and seniors
to teach in
may apply
scholarship
grant available for the present
semester.
The scholarship is awarded
by the Nebraska Associate for
Retarded Children and is
designed to help teachers who
plan to specialize in the area of
mental retardation.
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Regents before it will become
policy, he said. It will also be
submitted to students for a
referendum, Julian added.
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basement of the Nebraska
Union. Deadline is Tuesday.
related committees, may
interview for the two
student-at-large seats. (The
Union Board should not be
confused with its agents in
charge of implementing
programs, the City and East
Campus Program Councils.)
Interested students can
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Union.
grant is available
Deadline for applications is
April M. Students interested
may obtain applications from
Nebraska Associate for
Retarded Children, 1674 Van
Dorn, Lincoln 68502.
The scholarships have been
made available through
proceeds from Nebraska Honey
Sunday, co-sponsored annually
by the Nebraska State Jaycees
and The Nebraska Association
for Retarded Children.
"THE CURRENT STATE
MENT is basically a good one,"
he said. "What we are doing
is an extention and refinement
of the statement."
He said the committee
normally meets on Mondays at
2:45 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union. The Feb. 22 meeting
will be the final closed
meeting, Julian added.
The co-chairman said that
anyone was welcome to come
to the open meetings and make
suggestions to the committee.
The statement should be
finished sometime in the
spring, he added.
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FEBRUARY 19,1971
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