Student Ko-op grows to 3 1 area businesses
The Aispcfai! ;.StudehC Ko-op
(ASK) iS;,MMinjhg to add university
members "ahobjuinesses, according to
Ken Kirk,:ASIsrrianager. ' '
'"'We' now ' have 31 different
locations -whichvhonor the ASK cards
and we . want - to . continue adding
businsssesat the itate of four or five a
week," said-KfrkKv'' :
ASK sells? membership cards to
students, faculty 'ana1 staff ' for $5,
which enables them 'to get discounts
ranging from three and one-half to
fifty per cent.
Ann Henry, ASUN president said,
"We're excited about the addition of
new stores. I'm especial pfeased to
see the addition of a drugstore
(Rubert's Drug), fabric shop (Jeanne's
Fashion Fabric), record store (Tucker
Record Shop) and clothing store."
"We want to have a wide variety of
businesses in the Koop, so all members
can save money," Kirk said.
"Our major problem right now is
that we need people to contact
additional businesses and sell
membership cards. As card sales grow,
be less
' he said.
reluctant to
businesses' will
joint the Koop
"There now are several vacancies on
the Koop Board of Directors, and
we're looking for people with business
or management interests to fill the
openings," Kirk said.
He said the Koop also is looking for
a new manager. "I accepted the job on
an interim basis. I wanted to get the
Koop moving, but now I think we
need someone with management
training if the Koop is to continue to
grow and expand in a beneficial way
for students and staff," Kirk said.
"We hope to have office space of
our own soon. We want to be able to
set' up our card-making machine in an
office so students, faculty and staff
will know where to buy ASK cards,"
Kirk said.
"We also need a central location
where updated lists' of participating
businesses' can be distributed to
members," he said.
Trial fires obscenity inquiry
The foreman of the jury which sat on an
obscentiy case in Lancaster County Court
last week said Tuesday he and the other five
jurors plan to write the Lincoln City Library
Board complaining of . certain books on
library shelves.
William H. Hyde, 624 S. 51 St., said some
of the books submitted as evidence by
defense attorneys for John Serafine last
week were obscene and the "figment of
some woman's imagination."
Hyde specifically referred to Karl
Shapiro's Edsel and the magazine Evergreen.
The books were submited in hopes of
convincing the jury that Lincoln's
community standards have become more
liberal.
The books were intended to offset the
state's evidence which included two
magazines titled Four Play and Sex and
Violence and a film clip titled Artist
Conception.
Hyde said the jurors were acting as
private citizens.
"I think citizens should get up in arms
over what's in the library. We're not going to
speak for everybody. We're just stating our
feelings," Hyde said.
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