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FOR SALE
Stereo components. Kenwood
Receiver, Fisher Speakers,
Ampin Cassette Recorder.
466-0930.
Smith Corona Typewriter newly
serviced. 435-6880, 475-5016.
Lovely green sofa. Very good
condition, perfect for living unit
or lounge areas. 488-1 987.
Cadillac ambulance. Good running
order. Make offer. 432-5250.
Stereo Components. Brand names,
manufacturer guaranteed. Will
undersell eny other dealer in
Lincoln. Call 489-5223, 6-9 p.m.
M. Th.
Two public tickets side by side, for
the Kansas game, Iowa State
game and Colorado game. Call
475-2447.
Puppies
terrier,
p.m.
Part Cocka-poo, Part
Call 435-1 573 after 5:00
70 350 Honda Scrambler. Must
sacrifice. 489-4719, 432-2751
ext. 45.
1964 Dark blue Fury III. Excellent
condition. Power steering,
brakes, window, air. Clean. Dave
475-1116.
Schwinn Girl's 24" blue. Good
condition. $30. 475-9940.
'65 Plymouth Satellite. Copper 383
Automatic. 489-5504.
434- 2993. 914 South 39th.
Prestige Gifts. Cliffs Smoke Shop.
1 2th and O Streets.
Sears 10 speed excellent cc. idrtion.
$80 or best offer. 914 Harper or
435- 4449.
Numdah rugs; Egyptian wall
hangings, bed spreads from
India. At the Whistle Stop in the
old depot. 1944 O.
High Quality General Electric
Component Stereo. Like new.
Used 6 months. $75. 488-4186.
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WANT ADS sjirW
The sunshine of homecoming brightens this weekend
for Big Red fans. The DU's and the DCs are trying to
spread some of that sunshine by building booths and
organizing support for the Easter Seal society and the
Nebraska Human Resource Foundation. The booths,
selling sportswear and other items, will be open all
day Saturday in front of the DU House at 16th and
Vine. Stop by the DU House and spread some of your
sunshine before....or after the game. 16th and
Vine....all day Saturday...make homecoming happy.
For everyone.
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Wrist witch. Rolex oyster
perpetual. Polished stainless steel
band. Lost Sept. 9. $25 reward.
Call 435-51 1 1 . Dan Hord.
HELP WANTED
MALE STUDENTS: Try our new
student work program. Part time
hours et full time pay.'
475-9980.
Needed: female models. For
interview call 432-6862. Sat.
10-5.
Persons experienced in
Photography needed to
coordinate slide show for e new
epproech to Biology I. If
interested cell 472-3203 or
475-6642.
FLY WITH ME. No experience
necessary, we will train.
Potential earnings, $1500-1800.
For appointment cell 432-8769
ext. 58 between 1 1-1 p.m. & 5-7
p.m.
PART TIME SALESLADY to sell
ladies clothes. Evenings and
weekends. Apply in person.
Robert Hall Clothes. 6105 O St.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Female roommate wanted neat
and quiet. $48.50month. Close
to campus. 435-6880 or
475-5016.
Girl to share 2 bedroom aprt. $25,
utilities. 477-8843.
Male roommates wanted. Full
house with utilities. 489-2436 or
466-9606.
SERVICES
Sigma Kappa Chili feed before
game Sat. 11:00 - 12:00 $1.00
per person. 626 N 16th.
' Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
Moore. 799-2615.
Watch Repair. All
makes including Timex.
Campus Bookstore East side.
look for yellow door.
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4722520
472-2990
For an alternative to abortion
contact Birthright, Inc.
477-8021.
Typing done by experienced
secretery. Cell afternoons.
423-5060.
MISCELLANEOUS
Chairmen for Union Drama,
Recreation and Miss U of N
committees needed. Apply in
Rm. 128, Union, by Thurs. Oct
14.
N.U. SKI CLUB MEETING: 6:00
p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14. Student
Union.
Crow & Jimmy Webb. Tickets on
Sele in the Union $3.
Peppermint Petti Wood can really
make her socks hop. VOTE
PEPPERMINT PATTI WOOD
'57 Sockhop Homecoming
Queen, Fri. night Uni High Gym.
Vote in the Union Foyer or at
the door. She's KEEN.
PRIVATE PARTIES AGAIN. FRI.
& SAT. NITES; SO, DOUBLE
BARREL ENTERTAINMENT
TONITE, THURS AFTER 11.
SNACK SHOP. 10th & P.
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Pamela plays a happy, lusty piano
and sings her original music -songs
which Hava bean recorded by such
performers as The styrds. The Stone
Poneys, and Vicki Carr. She has
toured with Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs
and Englishmen and is now record,
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and enjoy a free conceit by this top
new female vocalist.
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local groups would be prepared
to face government officials
with evidence and go to court
if necessary. They would also
write new legislation in an
attempt to see it adopted by
state legislatures.
The Oregon State University
graduate termed Nebraska's
welfare structure "an
albatross" that should be one
of the first projects tackled by
a local group.
English hoped to see
organizations begun on every
campus throughout the state.
He spoke with students at
Creighton University,
University of Nebraska at
Omaha and Midland College in
Fremont earlier in the day.
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themselves to the whole
spectrum of related problems,
including racism, sexism,
poverty and war.
"And the war is
not winding down, like they
tell us," Meinhardt said, adding
that 15 per cent of the
Indochinese people have been
killed by this war.
"Let's realize what we're
doing to Indochina and
ourselves," he said, and he
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To finance the local
"raiders," English
recommended that a $1.50 be
added per semester to student
fees. If a student desired, he
could get that extra cost
refunded much like the
University's PACE program.
This added fee would pay
for a full-time staff of 10-20
people.
Wages for staff members
would be very small, English
said, noting that "Our
incentive is the general public
good."
Saying he would return in
two or three weeks, English
hoped enough interest could be
generated before then to get
some preliminary organization
started.
called for everyone " to begin '
to think what we want this
country to be."
Dale Petty, a University
student, sang "Jimmy
Newman," a ballad about a
soldier pleading with his dead
friend, "Get up Jimmy
Newman, and open your
eyes, and show them that
your're just sleeping."
Petty also led the protestors
in "Day is Done" as the
demonstration ended.
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