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i 1 A ; i -I !. A, V' 3: 1 J 5 'J ft Football tickets Students holding lottery numbers 63 through 2028 will receive tickets for the Missouri- Nebraska game at Columbia Oct. 9. An extra day has been given students to pickup their tickets. Tickets must be picked up by 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Coliseum ticket office. Tickets not picked up by this time will be cancelled. . . Students who purchased tickets for the four remaining home games must also pick up their tickets by 4 p.m. Wednesday at the ticket office. !!BEAT THE LANDLORD ESTABLISHMENT!! Tell dad to save on rent costs! Buy a house with a small downpayment. Maybe Dad can co-sign? Rent out the extra rooms to make your monthly payments and utility bills. Can't live much cheaper than that. Sell the house when you graduate. COME DOWN and ask for Dallas, 475-0831; Mary, 475-1770; Mike, 423-8088; Jerry, 432-7810 or Craig, 466-3258 HARRINGTON ASSOCIATES 1201 'J' 475-2678 rashes WANT ADSP J ike iTina Turner I Santana 1 s I t 1 (lifer 54th 4 0 Street 1 STARTS FMDAY VW ff 2a -31! 1 "UN EXCIT1NS AND EXOTIC J Vtf I cac byocoi" . SQP . B "A MARVELOUSLY INTRIGUING FILM. g I recommend It highly." M gy David Goldman, CBS Radio vvjpr Prison reform. . . Continued from page 1. correctional institutions in Maryland. 'A JUDGE HAS the responsibility to know about things and inform the public, Thomsen said. "But he has to be careful that the public doesn't lose confidence in his objectivity." In his inaugural address to the Maryland Bar Association in June, Thomsen outlined the duties of a special committee instituted in that state to study correction reform. A subcommittee was set up by the committee to examine present legal restrictions on Un employment of persons who have been convicted of various crimes. The subcommittee will work for the removal of unneccesary and inappropriate legal barriers. H 2 O PRO SPOUTS 1A00 No. Cotner ALL Your Skin and Scuba Diving NEEDS CALL 466-3572 for Equipment Consultation ANOTHER subcommittee was designed to enlist volunteers to work with the parole system in the supervision of parolees The principal problem, according to Thomsen, has been manpower. "There are 800,000 men on probation and parole in this country, twice as many as are actually in prison," Thomsen said. "But these 800,000 are serviced by one-tilth ot the total correctional personnel. "As a consequence, caseloads of a 100 or more per probation officer are commonplace. That is far more than a probation officer can effectively handle." THE SUBCOMMITTEE, in conjunction with the Maryland Young Lawyers and the Junior Bar Association of Baltimore City, issued a request tor volunteer lawyers. After a period of training, the lawyers will serve as part-time parole or probation officers under the direction of professionals. A third subcommittee was set up in Maryland to promote the education and training of correctional officers. The job of the overall committee is to operate with and supplement the work of the State's Crime Commission, inquire into the adequacy of vocational programs, medical facilities and educational opportunities in our prisons, and recommend improvements where necessary. THOMSEN NOTED that grievances against guards was one of the primary causes cited for the recent riots in Attica State Prison in New York. " Thomsen said Maryland is trying an inmate grievance commission to hear prisoner's complaints. He said the governor-appointed committee could alleviate some of the problems which lead to prison disturbances. SDX hosts professionals A panel of five well-known Nebraska journalists will be featured at a special meeting Wednesday evening of the University of Nebraska undergraduate chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism society. The program, to be held at 8 p.m. in the Nebraska Union, is designed to acquaint journalism students, particularly freshmen, with the crises and rewards of journalism, chapter president John Dvorak said. The panelists include Ray Depa, associate news director of WOW in Omaha; Odell Hanson, Associated Press correspondent in Lincoln; Hollis Limprecht, editor of the Omaha World-Herald Magazine of the Midlands; Jim Raglin, head of Jim Raglin Inc., a Lincoln public relations firm; and Betty Stevens, Lincoln Evening Journal reporter. nnmn-Ji pggg AAUSIC ON BLANK TAPES! Record your musical favorites the easiest and least costly way. You do it yourself on your own recorder with these high quality blank tapes. 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