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NOm
Angel Flight and Arnold Air
Society will hold their bicycle
ride for Multiple Sclerosis at 1
p.m. Saturday. Participants
should meet north of the
Nebraska Union.
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Persons interested in helping
with the second semester
PACE drive should contact
Karen Richardson, afternoons,
in the ASUN office. Phone
472-2581.
A lancaster County
Candidate Symposium will be
held 8:30 p.m., Wed. Nov. 1, in
the Nebraska Union ballroom.
Candidates for county judge
and county commissioner will
discuss issues and answer
questions posed by a select
panel and the audience.
A "Realistic Career Day" is
planned Sunday by Women in
Communication (formerly
Theta Sigma Phi), a journalism
honorary. Twelve women
journalists will discuss the
problems of women in the
mass media. The meeting is
open to the public at 7 p.m.
Sunday in the Union.
Curtis . .
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A statement by Curtis that a
war should be brought to a
close by the military as quick
as possible brought both loud
applause and boos from the
audience,
"I seldom near Sen.
Mc Govern say anthing in
condemnation of the enemy,"
Curtis added later.
Curtis also was critical of
Ralph Nader's recent
evaluation , of members of
Congress. He said neither
Nader nor any of his aids had
come to his office for an
interview or any information.
Curits said he found it
interesting that Congressmen
that favored McGovern fared
batter in the report than those
supporters of Nixon.
In defense of his vote
against a 20 per cent raise in
Social Security payments,
Curtis said he thought he was a
"better friend of Social
Security by practicing
restraint,"
Curtis added that he
strongly supported a 10 per
cent increase in payments.
On other questions, Curtis:
-termed the Occupational
Safety and Health Act "harsh
and stringent."
-laid the Watergate
incident "is not an issue,"
becsuso it "doesn't affect the
integrity of our candidate."
-said Americans should not
bo too critical of the Thuo
government in South Vietnam
because we can't "judge the
situation around the world by
our standards,"
-defended his record on
ecology and environmental
issues.
Priority
registration
ends today
Students who wish to
receive priority for second
semester classes must submit
registration materials to the
Bursar's Office, 204
Administration Building, by 4
p.m. today.
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