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Berg says press not good critic Darrel Berg Tuesday told members of the UNL Sigma Delta Chi chapter that the institutional press is not as critical of an incumbant's political history as it should be. Berg, Democratic challenger for the Nebraska's first' district House of Representatives' seat;' nd. legislative candidate Steve Fowler discussed" their views of the press as newcomers to the political scene. Berg said the press should put more emphasis on an incumbant's voting record during a campaign. Fowler said the belief that news has to be current forces candidates to create news. He said he thought there was "need for more candidate analysis by the press." "You don't have to run comment on whether the (candidate's) votes were good or bad," Fowler said. "Just give them." When asked why the institutional press was not as critical as it could be, Berg said: "Vested interests, economic interests distort its perception." Card pranksters punished? Contrary to a University statement issued over the weekend sources close to several students involved in last week's card section mischief say those involved received little or no punishment from the University Student Affairs office. The release said the students were disciplined for their part in the Nebraska-Missouri game prank. Ken Bader, vice chancellor for student affairs, said in the release that none of those involved are current members of Corn Cobs, the student spirit organization which manages the card section. Candidates speak in Union program The Nebraska Union Program Council Talks and Topics Committee has scheduled a series of campus speeches by Nebraska politicians prior to the November general election. Democratic candidate for the First Congressional District, Darrel Berg, will speak tonight at 7:30 in the Union. Berg was unopposed in the May primary election. He faces Charles Thone, incumbent Republican congressman, in November. Thone will be speaking in the Union next Wednesday. U.S. Sen. Cart Curtis is scheduled to speak in the Union Thursday at 7:30 p.m. His Democratic opponent, State Sen. Terry Carpenter, has not yet agreed to a campus appearance. UNL Chancellor James Zumberge will speak at today's ASUN meeting, 4 p.m., Nebraska Union. Room will be rsted. Students who nW or in the past have dealt with Pederson Apts., Inc. are urged to get in touch with the Ombudsman's off ice at 472-3633. (ccfeficfef) Wednesday 11:20 a.m.-Studant for Bars-Political Rally-Nabratka Union 12 p. m . -Chancellor's . Orflca-Unlon 12:30 p.m.-lnttr Vanity Christian FaMowthlp-Union 2 p.m. -Stud ant Affair Staff Davalopmant- Union 3, p.m. All University Fund axacutlva-Union 3:30 p.m. -Am and Sclanca Advisory Board-Union 3:30 p . m . - B olldari-R ad Coata- Union 3:30 p.m.-Bulldars Cotlap Days-Union 3:30 p.m. -All Unlvaralty Fund-Union 3:30 p.m.-Lattar Day Saint Studant Organization-Union 3:30 p.m. -Studant for McOovarn-Union 4 p.m. -ASUN Sanata maatlng-Union 4 p.m.-Younfl Woman' Christian Association-Union 4:30 p.m. -Minority Task Forca-Unlon B p .m. -Nebraska Union Board-Union 6:30 p . m . - E n gl n earing Toastmasters-Unlon B:30 p.m. -Kappa Kappa Psl-Unlon B p.m. -Red Cross-Union 6:30 p.m.-Bullders-exacutlva-Unlon 6:30 p.m.-ASUN-Human Right Commlttea-Unlon 7 p.m.-ASUN-Legel Rights Commlttao-Unlon 7 p.m. -Alpha Kappa Fsl-Unlen 7 p.m.-Towne Club-Union 7 p.m. -Slavic Club tutorlng-Unlon 7 p.m.- Zoology 273 Seminar-Union 7 p.m. -Builders-Union 7 p . m . - Psychological Canter-parent discussion group-Union 7:30 p.m. -Math counselors-Union 7:30 p.m.-Nebreske Wildlife Club-Union , 7:30 p.m.-Unlon Talk and Topic political forum-Union 8 p.m. -ASUN Environmental Tak Forca-Unlon 8 p.m. -Banal Aesoclatlon Unlon 8 p.m.-Unlon Coffee House-Union 8 a.m.-B p.m. Homecoming Queen Election-Union B a.m. -7 p.m. -University Bookstore-Book Fair itertf Charley Thone is working hard for Nebraskans' interests. Here are some of the things he's done: Charley worked for the Equal Rights for Women amendment and for the 1 8-year old vote. Charley helped obtain a $125,000 grant for an in-home day-care center, pilot project In Lincoln. Charley blocked efforts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to take away Winnebago Indian land against the tribe's will. Charley is working to end the draft and create an all-volunteer armed services. Charley Thone is your Congressman. He's working for you. Re-elect ILIi&iUiiUi I i lfcsJlL.ii your representative to Congress from Nebraska's First District Paid tor by Thone for Congress Committee. Lee Herman, Wayne. Chairman; Virginia Laflin, Crab Orchard. Co-Chair-mans Ted Sick, Lincoln. Treasurer. D r fy ' i n l i l t i i.j W A v v o d 2 jj $UpQPfe0P -'"- r . . "Super" Flares in heavy 13 ounce blue denim. The real thing! For body and soul. OIF SUV IN THE ALL NEW GLASS MENAGERIE "We Have The Latest Styles. . . For Guys & Gals" MORE THAN JUST A JEANS STORE ILOC 12th a Q Street In the all new glass menagerie page 6 daily nebraskan Wednesday, October 25, 1972
