JULY 31. 1972
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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"Koscot was accused of
misrepresentation by its promise investors
could make $100;000 a year on their
investment," the Orlando Chamber of
Commerce reported. "It was disclosed by
the prosecuting attorney that our of
1,604 distributors and subdistributors,
only 79 made more than $5,000 and only
10 made more than $20,000.
for investers to realize
year, at least 150,000
"In order
$100,000 a
distributors would have to be created the
first year, and 150 million the second
year, amounting to 8 distributorships for
every resident of the state of New York."
Gierhan said he first became aware of
the Turner Enterprises sales efforts on
campus during April.
"I got a call from a father who said his
23-year-old son had withdrawn $2,000.
from his savings account to invest in the
Dare-To-Be-Great program," he said.
The Office of Student Affairs and
Campus Security investigated the
company, but the student still wanted to
take the correspondence course designed
to teach successful salesmanship, Gierhan
said.
"After that, Campus Security kind of
watched for these people on campus," he
said. 'They always are flashy dressers and
drive the latest model Cadillacs."
Gierhan said Campus Security officers
saw the Turner representatives making
contact with students on campus,
particularly athletes.
Gierhan said he next knew of Koscot
operations on campus through a residence
hall director who reported a student had
attended a Koscot meeting and had been
pressured into participating.
"One of the Koscot people offered to
write a personal check for the down
payment of $100 since the student didn't
have the money," Gierhan said.
Later, when the student wanted to get
out of the deal, Gierhan said, two Koscot
representatives came to his dorm room on
at least two occasions to "try to make
him feel bad for backing out of the deal."
"I don't know what finally
happened," Gierhan said. "It was toward
the end of the semester, and I guess the
student figured that when he went home
for the summer maybe they'd leave him
alone."
According to Gierhan and Bennett,
Turner Enterprises sales techniques
include emotional and psychological
appeals much like a revival meeting.
Gierhan said the students who
attended a Koscot meeting reported the
salesmen all emphasized they were college
dropouts or had been unsuccessful
salesmen in other programs until they
joined Turner Enterprises.
Gierhan said college students may be
particularly vulnerable to such sales
operations.
'Their experience in the business
world is limited," he said, and they may
(need a part-time job. With current
economic conditions, jobs are hard to
find, so this may sound like just the
thing."
Gierhan said that if companies were
operating illegally on campus, law
enforcement agencies would be called in.
"But if it isn't really illegal, there's not
much we can do beyond giving people
information about it," he said.
AUGUST
SUNDAY 1 MONDAY I TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY I THURSDAY I FRIDAY I SATURDAY
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7.-00 pjn. NU P-n. (KRH) (.-00 pm. (KRH) 8:00 pjn. (KRH)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Summer Open final date for submitting Summer Film Seriei
"The Berber of Seville" mis ten theses (at least "Destry Rides Alain"
. MO pjn. (KRH) one week before oral ex- 7:00 p.m. (NU)
ams)
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Final date for oral exams Summer Film Series Final date for candidates Final exams and end of
for advanced degrees "Nlnotchka" for advanced defreea to session
7:00 pjn. (NU) deposit theses and Ala Dearees Awarded
final report sheets (Plans to be Announced)
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Repertory Theatre !1) Repertory Theatre (3) Repertory Theatre (3) Repertory Theatre (3) Repertory Theatre (1) Repertory Theatre (1)
8:30 pjn. (HT) 3:30 pjn. (HT) I JO pjrt. (HT) 130 p.m. (HT) S:30 pjn. (HT) 3:30 pjn. (HT)
27 28 29 30 31 locations
HT Howell Theatre
r KRH Kimball Recital Hall
LL Love Library
NCCC Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
NU Nebraska Union
RA Rakers Acres
SAG Sheldon Art Gallery
T Temple
Repertory Theatre (3) Repertory Theatre (2) Repertory Theatre (3) Repertory Theatre (2) TBA to be announced
S:M pjn. (HT) fk p.m. (HT) 8:30 p.m. (HT) 8:30 p.m. (HT) WMB Weslbrook Music BuUdlni
ETV programs schedule for July 31 -Aug. 6
Places to visit
MONDAY, JULY 31
6:00 CHARLIE'S PAD (Color)
Charles Johnson demonstrates "The
Advertising Cartoon."
6:15 SWEDISH CLOSEUP
"Letting in the Jungle" it the
concluding program of the series.
6:30 NETCHE SUPPLEMENT
Miss Muriel Grottfeld, Olympic
competitor In 1966 '60 '64,
demonstrates compulsory routines
used In gymnastic competition.
7:00 PBS SPECIAL OF THE
WEEK (Color) Dr. William
Steinberg, music director and
conductor of the Pittsburg
Symphony Orchestra, leads the
orchestra In this dedication of
Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts.
8:30 BOOK BEAT (Color)
Robert Cromie interviews Meyer
Levin, author of "The Settlers."
9:00 BACKYARD FARMER
(Color) University of Nebraska
extension specialists answer
questions on lawn, houseplant end
garden care phoned in by viewers.
Phone numbers to call are
announced during the broadcast.
10:00 HATHAYOGA (Color)
Tonight's positions: "Angular Pose
and Modified and Advanced Fish."
10:30 MASTERPIECE
THEATRE (Color) Repeats from
July 30, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1
6:00 SOUL FOOD Repeats
from 3 p.m.
6:30 CONSULTATION (Color)
Discussions help lay audience
understand "Surgery and the
Aged."
7:00 KNOW YOUR ANTIQUES
(Color) Ralph end Terry Kovel
discuss the quality of pressed and
cut glass.
7:30 EVENING AT POPS
(Color) Metropolitan Opera star
Robert Peters In first time
ppearance with the Boston Pops
for "A Night In Old Vienna."
8:30 DOIN' IT (Color) "Victory
Be My Moan" it a portrayal of the
growing political awareness among
blackt In prison.
9:00 MAGGIE AND THE
BEAUTIFUL MACHINE (Color)
Maggie Lettvln dealt with
"middle age spread."
9:30 BACKYARD FARMER
R.F.D. (Color) University of
Nebraska specialists answer viewers'
mail-in questions on lawn, garden
and houseplant care.
10:00 HATHAYOGA (Color)
Yogini Kathleen Hitchcock tonight
instructs "Side Leg Split."
10:30 THE FORSYTE SAGA
Fluer and Jon are brought together
while she and Holly are aiding 1926
strike-breaking workers.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
6:00 THE AMERICAN WEST
(Color) Jack Smith tourt historical
titet.
6:30 BRIDGE WITH JEAN
COX Pointt needed to open are
ditcutsed.
7:00 A PUBLIC AFFAIR
ELECTION '72 (Color) Sander
Vanocur and Robert MacNell,
broadcast journalist veteran! of the
1968 convention!, provide an
Indepth view of the Republican
Convention and asses the coming
campaign.
7:30 FILM ODYSSEY "Our
Dally Bread," King. VldorV
Depression classic depicts
successful cooperative effort at
survival during America's most
economically troubled period.
9:00 NETN SPECIAL
"Comprehensive Health Planning."
Mrt. Calitta Hughet, director of the
Nebraska Division of
Comprehensive Health Planning,
will report to the people of
Nebretka progress In th it area.
10:00 HATHAYOGA (Color)
Tonight's position It the
"Abdominal Raised Leg."
10:30 FIRING LINE (Color)
Repeats from Sunday at 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3
6:00 THE DEVOUT YOUNG
(Color)
6:30 THE FRENCH CHEF
(Color) Repeats from Sunday at
6:30 p.m.
7:00 HOUSE AND HOME
(Color) Janet Polay hosts this
weekly feature of consumer newt,
tipi on meal management, and
answers 10 viewer questions and
Interviews.
7:30 THE JAZZ SET (Color)
The team of Sam Wooding and Rae
Harrison perform jazi and
contemporary pop music,
8:00 HOLLYWOOD
TELEVISION THEATRE (Color)
"Beginning To End" feeturet Irish
actor Jack MacGowen recreating hit
award winning one man show. He
read! the playi of Samuel Beckett.
Filmed In the Mojeve Desert In
California.
9:00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
The world's view of the ' in I ted
Statea, ai expressed in major
foreign newspapers, it analyzed by
a team el International expertt.
9:30 THIRTY MINUTES WITH
(Color) Newtwomen Elizabeth
Drew Interviews prominent public
flgurt and maket heedlinet In the
process.
10:00
Tonlght't
Up."
10:30
HATHAYOGA (Color)
potitlon: "Side Push
EVENING AT POPS
(Color) Repeett from Thursday at
7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4
6:00 HOUSE AND HOME
(Color) Repeatt from Thursday at 7
p.m.
6:30 OFF THE RECORD A
group of sound engineers talk about
the trends In their art. Qayla Magby
performs.
7:00 THE OLEANNA TRAIL
(Color) Gordon Bok self-taught
guiterist and self-styled linger
performs.
7:30 UNIVERSITY NEWS
(Color) Newt eventt from the four
Unlvertity of Nebratka camputet
ere reported.
8:00 OUR STREET (Color)
Bull's death It mourned by hit
family In this continuing series
about a fictional black family.
8:30 WASHINGTON WEEK IN
REVIEW (Color) Moderator Robert
MacNell and newsmen Peter
Lisagor, Charles Corddry end Nell
MacNell discuss top newt ttoriet.
9:00 MAGGIE AND THE
BEAUTIFUL MACHINE (Color)
Repeett from 3 p.m.
9:30 SPACE BETWEEN
WORDS (Color) U.N. diplomat! In
Geneve wrengle over cruclel word
In a resolution thet will estebllsh
the poit of disaster relief
coordlnetor In "Diplomacy."
10:30 THE DEVOUT YOUNG
(Color) "The Stirring of Polities"
analyzet the failure of the "Jesus
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Movement" to come to grips with
political realities.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
6:00 HODGEPODGE LODGE
(Color) Repeets from Friday at
1 :30 p.m.
6:30 THE SESSION (Color)
Tonight's program feeturet "Rocky
Mefflt."
7:00 DOIN' IT (Color) Repeett
from Aug. 1 at 8:30 p.m.
7:30 SOUL (Color) Author
James Baldwin it interviewed by
young bleck poetett Nikkl
Giovennl. First of a two-part
program teped in London.
8:30 GOLDEN VOYAGE
(Color) Thlt travel series features
visits to exotic placet on the globe.
Tonight: "Isle of Women."
9:00 JEAN SHEPHERD'S
AMERICA (Color) Shepherd creeks
lobster claws and jokes about hit
crazy love effair with all manner of
delicacies from reinbow trout to
pecan pie.
9:30 THE DAVID SUSSKIND
SHOW (Color) Devid Sussklnd
hosts thlt two-hour talk thow that
feeturet e variety of opinlont and
people. Toplct: "We're Lucky to Be
AliveX" end "Wat College Really
Necessary?"
SUNDAY, AUGUSTS
6:00 THE ELECTRIC
COMPANY (Color)
6:30 DICK CAVETT-JOHN
NEIHARDT SPECIAL (Color) This
special Interview, teped for the
ABC Network, It presented In
conjunction with Nelherdt Dey in
Bancroft, Nebr., Dr. Nelhardt't
home town. Presented by the
Nebratka ETVNetwork. (THE
FRENCH CHEF and FIRING LINE
will not be seen tonight.)
8:00 MASTERPIECE
THEATRE (Color) "The Last of
the Mohicans" episode No. 1
In the wilderness of upstate New
York the reunion of Alice and Cora
Munro with their father It
thwarteH
9:00 EVkNING AT POPS
(Color) Metropolitan Opere Star
Roberta Petert in a first time
appearance with the Boston Pops
for "A Night In Old Vienna."
10:00 HATHAYOGA (COLor)
Tonlght't position: "Rocking
Chair."
10:30 HOLLYWOOD
TELEVISION THEATRE (Color)
"Beginning to End" features Irish
actor Jack MacGowen recreating his
award-winning one man show. He
reads the plays of Samuel Beckett.
Filmed In the Mojave Desert In
California.
LIBRARIES
Major library units include Love
Library, Lew Llbrery,
Undergraduate Library at Nebratka
Hall and the C. Y. Thompson
Librarw on Eatt Campus. Library
hours: 7:30 e.m. to 10:20 p.m.
Monday through Thursday; 7:30
e.m. to 4:50 p.m. Friday; 7:50 a.m.
to 4:50 p.m. Saturday; 5 to 10:20
p.m. Sunday.
ART GALLERY
Sheldon Memoriel Art Gallery
end Sculpture Gerden, 12th end R
Streett, exhibiti a permanent
collection and periodic special
showings. Summer gallery hours:
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday; 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday;
closed Mondey end holidays.
STATE MUSEUM
The Unlvertity of Nebraska
State Museum, 14th end U Street!,
feature! audio-toun of exhibits.
Hall of Elephants, Hall of Nebreska
Wildlife, Hall of Man, Health
Science Galleries. Museum hours: 8
e.m, to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday; 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday
and holiday!.
SKY SHOWS
The Ralph Mueller Planetarium
at the University of Nebraska State
Museum feature! "The Ice Age
Astronomer." The sky shows are
presented at 2:45 p.m. Monday
through Friday and at 2:30 and
3:46 p.m. Saturday, Sundey and
holideys.
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