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Rozman continues legal action Stephen L. Rozman. the former UNL assistant political science professor who has already lost his job and a court case against the University, announced late last week he's not through yet. Rozman's attorney, Patrick Healey of Lincoln, filed a motion requesting a new trial in U.S. District Court. Rozman had earlier announced his intention of appealing the court's decision upholding the NU Board of Regents' refusal to rehire him for this academic year. Rozman's appeal will be heard by the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis if the retrial motion is turned down. Healey alleged the decision of U.S. District Court Judge Warren K. Urbom of Lincoln was contrary to the law and Fees . . . Continued from page 1. the proposed East Campus Union, or a talked-about "satellite union" for city campus, Yost said, but there are no guarantees. HE SAID THE reason for the excess is to insure the University's ability to pay the bond, and hopefully at an v earlier than expected date. Students are now charged, in addition to the $9.50 for bond indenture for the Nebraska Union, $2.50 per student per semester for what is listed as "Building and Equipment Fund-Additional Student Union Facilities." Union Director Al Bennet said all that money is currently being set aside for the construction of a new East Campus Union. When asked if he believed the Board of Regents intended to give him the whole $10 million dollars generated by the $9.50 student fees in the bond's 30 years he said he did and would continue to until it is indicated to him otherwise. 4,IF WE ASKED the Regents right now to build a $2 million addition, we would have to seek additional student fees to do that," he said. He said, despite his belief the $10 million will come back to the Union, "it may be necessary to raise the $2.50 fees designated (for Union expansion) to $4.50." Bennet said, to his knowledge, the money generated by student fees designated for the Union, is legally bound to return to the facility. BAKER SAID Bennet's and Yost's conflicting statements indicate "somebody is misinterpreting the facts." "The thing that bothers me is that the money is not ear-marked" for the facility students are led to believe it is for, Baker said. He added, "It is up to the Regents to make it known how the system works works so there's no question in anybody's mind." evidence in the trial. Healey alleged the court erred in finding the Regents' resolution terminating his employment was supported by substantive evidence and there was no denial of the constitutional right of due " process. - The Regents voted last February not to renew Rozman's contract after citing his participation in anti-war activities on the Lincoln campus in May, 1 970. Urbom said Rozman "passed beyond the perimeters of protected freedom of expression, assembly and petitibn and. , .the nonrenewal of his contract was permissible by the University." Rozman appeared on the UNL campus last week to launch a fund-raising drive to help finance his appeal. He said the case has cost about $3,000 to this date. 1'S0NY TBINITRON 7 COLOR tlLLU ji ; . I :! jV '. ...fc.'M' (Q) j i: " f s-- - Si 0- : ' k ' ' ' Q I: o p.m. Nebraska Union-Journalism 196 1:30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Builders College Days p.m. Nebraska Union-Union Planning Committee : 3 0 p.m. Nebraska Union-Builders Calendar and Directory :30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Engineering Toastmasters p.m. Nebraska Union-Kappa Kappa Psi p.m. Nebraska Union-Special Services Tutoring p.m. Nebraska Union Kosmet Klub Exec, p.m. Nebraska Union-Red Cross :15 p.m. Nebraska Union-Phi Beta Kappa Dinner : 3 0 p.m. Nebraska Union-Builders Exec. r p.m. Nebraska Union-Builders Board ' p.m. Nebraska Union-NFU "Magic and Witchcraft" ' p.m. Nebraska Union-NFU "Educational Innovation". 1 p.m. Nebraska Union-Pi Lambda Theta p.m. Nebraska Union-Inter Varsity Prayer and Praise Group :30 p.m.KRNU Broadcast Nebr. vs. Wyoming Basketball :30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Law Wives :30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Math Counselors p.m. Nebraska Union-Kappa Alpha Psi How sweet it is! 17 inches (measured diagonally) of sharp, true-to-life color made possible by SONY TRINITRON'S one BIG gun system. The all solid-state KV-1710 is packed with features like Pushbutton Auto matic Color and Fine Tuning Control, instant picture and sound, lighted dial indicators. Sharper corners on the 17-inch screen plus a front-mounted speaker make the SONY KV-1710 a real joy to use. Contemporary walnut grain finished cabinet with gleaming brushed chrome. nr nni Also our SONY model 1201 (12" screen measured diagonally) for only: S 290. OS SONY 2 VI D-A-COMM SYSTEMS, INC. 1 630 'P' Street ooooooooooooooooo aihoursaday thQ 7davs a week 1cfe finest 2 firm hmiz 5121 "O" STREET They e making a batch Z right now! 4WBn-, Donufc (o) UNIVERSITY OF iJEERASKA EMPLOYEES Informal meeting to find out how LB 15, the employees negotia tion and labor law affects you as a State employee. SENATOR EtROD -will explain this state law and will discuss bene fits the AFSCME has been working toward for State employees. THURS, DEC. 2 7:30 p.m. LINCOLN LABOR TEMPLE 4625 Y AFSCME LOCAL 1827 OSLY HI t .UIXl IfS FROM CAM W$ THE NUMBER ONE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY IN THE MIDWEST. Swimming pool, (hulfieboard and playground landscaped aenue and lawns Otf-tlreel parking BeauMul community recreation cemar Wall-equipped laundry Ctoae to nopp.ng an(j only two minute from downtown Lincoln. mm tcct'tmc s'aci fsivnos 1440 Wast Hum Lincoln, Nabraafca (02) 47M7S3 Praprnim ttt i koUri fTktCa JfS sow LruHr LTD (a o o o o o Lowest prices on CIGARETTES Ice at all times!.1 JI E NEVER CLOSE 16th and "P" Streets -5GtEi and Vine m Ml 14 i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1971 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 3 r. f ' It r 11 it l a t- i '.V ' t i ,J ( J " -.' ' - t i 1
