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FOR SALE
TAPE RECORDER Sony 360 14
monthi old. Good condition
432 6480
Stereo Components. Discounts
National Direct Sales Campus
Representative Garry Beal
466-0930
'70-450 Honda 434-0961
Motorcycle Chroming. Guaranteed.
Nomina! profits. Lowest prices.
648 S. 19th.
Cigars for Pinnings. Cliff's Smoke
Shop. 12th and O Streets.
For Sale FIREBIRD 8 track stereo.
Must sell. 477-9811
ROOMMATE WANTED
Male roommate to share 2 -bedroom
apartment. $45.00 mo. and half
utilities. 475 7352.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS, Route work $1.75hr.
plus bonuses. Car not necessary.
434-6963 after 4 p.m.
Energetic, neat appearing students
wanted at Lincoln units. Hours '
112, 11-5, 11 -closing. Please
apply Kings Food Host 4701 O
Street. M o n d a y -F r i d a y .
8:30-4:30.
Part Time Evenings. Earn over $75
weekly. No Door to door
canvassing. Car Required.
466 6642 Before 5 p.m.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT.
Permanent part-time, to work
for State Technical Assistance
Agency, the Nebraska Economic
Opportunity Office. Experience
or training in social sciences,
economics, or journalism
preferred but not essential.
Should have excellent ability in
composition, possible knowledge
of public relations. Work would
include Government information
collection, reporting, some
statistical work, varied project
topics, opportunity to learn
research and planning methods.
Deadline Sept. 15. Salary and
hours open. Send resume and
inquiries to Nebraska Technical
Assistance Agency, State Capitol
Box 947, Lincoln, NE. 68509
ATTENTION ADVERTISING
MAJORS, BUSINESS MAJORS,
and those students interested in
making some coin yes,
S S S & t t t : Account
Representatives in Daily
Nebraskan Super Advertising
Department part time
work, set your own schedule. We
will be hiring five new
employees this week. Apply in
person to Barry the Ad Man.
Afternoons between 1 and 5.
Call 472-2590 for information.
Do it the Nebraskan Way Ml Use the
want ads. 472-2590 for info.
coming :
attractions:
I p.m. State Fair - Tractor
pulling contest
3 p.m. State Fair-pinto horse
show
4 p.m. Y.W.C.A. - Nebraska
Union
4 p.m. Governance
Committee, Group
C-Nebraska Union
5 p.m. Corncobs - Nebraska
Union
6 p.m. Tassels -Nebraska
Union
7 p.m. Unicorns - Nebraska
Union
7 p.m. Uni. 4-H inner city
coordinators 'Nebraska
Union
7 p.m. Kernels - Nebraska
Union.
7:30 p.m. State Fair -Pinto
performance show
7:45 p.m. State Fair -Tractor
Pulling Contest
MISCELLANEOUS
Hello People! Nebraska Free
University initiating fall classes
from September 20-24. People
needed to teach classes and help
organize NFU. Contact Chris
Harper or Bill Lock at ex. 2564,
2581 or Rm. 331 Nebraska
Union. Due to winter weather
coming NFU course in jogging
begins Wed., Sept. 8 at 4:00
p.m. Meet at State Historical
Society Steps. Leader-Dave
Bradley, 1433 'R' St. 435 9731.
Come ready to run.
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472-2589
472-2590
Watch Repair all makes-including
Timex. Campus Bookstore-East
side look for yellow door.
VW SPECIALIST Major minor
repairs Phillips 66 27th &
Orchard 475 9703
ATTENTION FRESHMAN GIRLS
Kernals Football Tickets will be
available in the Union on
Wednesday at 8 a.m. Tickets
already purchased may be
exchanged. Bring $14.50 and
student ID or ticket to
exchange.
...
The National Bank of Commerce in Lincoln is a great believer in Bia Red
So th.s year, we're giving a FREE Go Big Red-Number OnToohn t
any student who opens a "Cornhusker-checking account Tnb
?" pnc are color of Memorial Stadium on a foo"ba, Saturdav
And they'll last as long as Nebraska's black shirts well I known fr .hti'
Stoo Vl$it the W" PeoPTNBC sn
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10th and O. Both are close to campus and both offer nuFREE Bb. R.h
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laws, and called the mechanics
of such a move pmpractical.
In a telephone interview,
Democratic State Party
Chairman Hess Dyas contended
that the new voters should be
encouraged, not discouraged
from registering and voting.
"I think the major technique
in registration is accessibility;
we haven't made it accessible...
we should make it possible to
register on high school and
college campuses," Dyas
added.
Democrat., Wallace C.
Peterson, professor of
economics at UNL, also agreed
that everything possible should
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be done to accomodate the
new voters.
Following a survey he
conducted on the possible
effects of the new voters in
Nebraska, Peterson suggested
the responsibility for voter
registration should be shifted
from the county to the state.
Because classes were not
held Monday, Labor Day, The
Daily Nebraskan is publishing a
special edition today.
Normally The Daily
Nebraskan is published on
Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971
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