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Two men have been
sentenced to 1-2 year terms in
the Nebraska Penal Complex in
connection with the fire
bombing of the Nebraska
Union last May.
Jeffrey C. Gunkel, 19, also
known as Jeffrey C. Miller,
2444 P, and Robert N.
Buchsbaum,. 19, were
sentenced by Lancaster District
Court Judge Elmer M. Scheele.
The two had previously
pleaded no contest to felony
charges of malicious
destruction of property in
connection with the May 13
fire bomging. The bombing
followed last May's anti-war
protests on the NU campus.
According to court records,
the two said the sentences
would be appealed.
Police reports at the time of
the incident say University of
Nebraska Campus police found
a fire in a room on the south
side of the building after they
noticed a flash inside. Two
men had been observed
running from the scene but
could not then be
apprehended.
Damage, at the time was
estimated at $3,500 but the
complaints charged the pair
with doing damage "in excess
of $100."
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Full time summer positions
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$400. 477-9502.
WATERBEDS. KING-SIZE.
GUARANTEED. $37.60. CALL
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Craig-Pioneer 8-track
$30. 477-5534.
tape player.
Graduate Students, Professors,
Post-Graduate Professionals and
other Interested adults (single or
couple). Fraternity houseparent
position open for 1971-72.
FREE apartment, board and
parking on campus. Contact
Doug Beckwith at 432-0927.
Delivery boy with own car. See
owner at Hong Kong Pizza King.
13th & Q.
MEN of all trades to NORTH
SLOPE, ALASKA, around
$2800.00 a month. For
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DAILY NEBRASKAN office,
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FOR SALE
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1963 Plymouth Sport Fury, 2-dr.
hardtop. Excellent condition.
Reasonable. 434-9074 after 5
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1964 Impala 2-dr. Runs good. Will
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Siamese cat, 10 months old. Good
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Selling Cheap: Amateur Radio SSB.
Transceiver and Mobile Power
Supply. 476-5566.
1967 Renault 4-dr., blue, excellent
condition. After 5 p.m.,
477-6193.
FOUND
Ladies wrist watch, on Idylwild
Drive off East Campus. Call Mrs.
Pearson, 472-3009.
LOST
Green spiral notebook In Union by
clocks. Reward offered. Glenn,
489-5910.
MATH TUTORING
Evans Learning Center, 1601 P
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per hour.
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing and alteraticns.
Moore at 799-2615.
Call Pat
WANTED: Used books, magazines
and records for University
YWCA Book Mart at Gateway
Auditorium. April 29 & 30, May
1. Call 472-2584 or 489-3286
and we will pick up.
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Tanya: Let's get married. Ralph.
ISSUE: Joint Treaty of Peace
KnOlV TQE ISSUE MID VOTE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7
SPRING GENERAL ELECTION
ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA (ASUN)
The following issue will be on the April 7 Spring Mlot:
EXPRESS YOUR OPINION:
I favor the Joint Treary of Peace
I opixse the Joint Treaty of Peace
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Gunkel was arrested in May,
following an investigation of
the incident.
Buchsbaum was arrested on a
federal warrant in Pennsylvania
and arraigned in August.
County delays
The Brown Brothers
hearings
Preliminary hearings for
eight of nine persons charged
with conspiracy to bomb the
State Capital, the Lincoln
Police Department and the
Brunswick Corp. have been
delayed several weeks.
The hearings, originally
scheduled for this week, will
now be held April 21,
according to Paul Douglas,
Lancaster County Attorney.
Five were originally scheduled
for March 31 and three April 2.
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