Radial debate persists during study
Persons concerned with
Hwyjs future are awaiting completion of a
transportation study to be finished in late 1974,
according to Robert Obering, director of Lincoln's
public works department.
Obering said Lincoln, Lancaster County and
federal officials are working to "update" the
transportation study completed in 1966.
The original study, he said, projected that traffic
volume in 1985 would be too large for Cornhusker
Hwy.
ASUN budget
cont'd from page 1
Dave Howlett, chairman of the Free University
Committee, hopes to generate more interest in the
program by offering a two-day conference on
consumerism and following up with courses, seminars
and workshops. Ralph Nader and John Gardner of
Common Cause are being considered as speakers, as
well as business executives and local consumer
advocates.
How and where Free University will pick up the
money for the conference remains to be worked out.
However, other committee chairpersons have
expressed strong support for He. .',?tt's idea.
Absent from the budget this year are cultural
affairs and student government conferences.
The Cultural Affairs Committee was funded last
year through nonrecurring funds. The committee's
budget request was turned in late this year and it will
now have to fight for a share of the $8,000 in
Student Organizations and Activities.
If funds do not become available, Cultural Affairs
may be forced to cancel the St. Louis Symphony's
doily
DAILY NEBRASKAIM WANT ADS
can bo placed In person- In Room
34, Nebraska Union, weekdays 8-12
and 1-5; or callod In between 8-10
only ot 472 2588. Cost Is $.08 per
word, per day, $1.00 minimum.
Payment in advance preferred, but
phono orders may be charged. Bank
Amoricard is also accepted In
payment of advertising at no extra
cost. Rates quoted are for cash
order or charge orders paid within
five business days. Ads not paid
within five days ire 50 cents
additional. Deadline for ads is 3 00
p.m. day before publication. No
refunds. Complimentary ads may
be run only If error Is brought to
the Nebraskan's attention the
business day after publication.
FOR SALE
Custom-made wooden jewelery:
$2-0. Bracelets, Necklaces,
earrings. Display from 1 5. 316
So. 46th. 488 6B87.
Furniture, antiques, and
collectibles. A hotter deal at
Midway Auction, Greenwood,
Nb. 789-2145. Open 9-7,
Sunday 12 7, Closed Saturday.
Come out and Inspect our
merchandise.
A.K.C. Slborlen Husky pups.
Midnight Sun lineage.
Permanent shots, wormed. 1 2
weeks. 470-1 147.
FREE male dog, 8 months old,
housebrokon, shots, very cuto
and friendly. 470 0730.
SUPER SPEAKERS 1 pr. Altec
G04 E's In 12 cubic foot
cabinets. $370. 477 9880 or
488 0620.
Snnl TC fiOO stereo tapo recorder.
Excellent condition - comploto
with 20 tanos. two remote
controls, bulk tape censor,
directional microphone unci
deluxe tape splicer. Retail cost
nearly $800. Price $400.
477 9085 or 488-0020.
Ampox cassette tapes; 40 mln-08
centsfor two; 00 mln. GO
centsfor two. Vld A-Comm
Systums, 1030 P Sis.
20 discount on all Columbia
10-speed bikes. Goodyear
Service Store, 19th O,
432 6021.
Imported 10 speed bikes. 21", 23",
and 20" models in 0 colors.
Simplex (in railleur; center pull
brakos. $70 Including tax.
Var.lce Pontlac Hi Cadillac, 70tt
S, O. 434 0611. .
1971 Harley sportster. 0200 miles.
Fully dressed' $1800 or Ix.-st
offer. 1936 N. 06th. 406 7909.
1972 Ham hero, red automatic, air,
power steering, brakes. Rear
canvas. 470-0141, evenings.
For kale: 1970 VW Fastback, Red.
48,000 miles. 30 miles per
gallon. Snow tires. Needs new
fuel pump soon. Call 4 70 6903
after 0 p.m., or 4 72 2088. Ask
for Tim or Jane. $1,300.
the Northeast Radial
1964 Pontlac Lemans with GTO
emblems. 326, Hurst 3 speed.
Good interior. 432 2133. ,
With Student or Faculty ID, 15
discount on all Goodyear Tires
except promotional items.
Goodyear Service Store, 19th &
O, 432-6521.
HELP WANTED
DAILY NEBRASKAN needs
circulation people! Should have
mornings free from approx.
8:30-10:30. Car necessary.
Good pay. Contact Jerri.
472-2088, 89, 90. TODAYIIII
Need girl to clean apartmont 2 hrs.
per week, $10.00. Will provide
transportation if necessary.
483 1203.
Need one full and one part-time
experienced lineman, 10:30
p.m. to 6 a.m. Duncan
Aviation, 432 6657 ask for Bob
McCamrnon.
Warehouse work Si delivery. Mon.,
Wed., and Fri. mornings or
Tues. and Thurs. mornings
andor' afternoons. Lincoln
Wholesale Florists. 1725 S. 6th.
432 8849.
Part time office cleaning. Evenings
and weokends. Year round
work. Excellent working
conditions. Call Stove,
489 8592.
Experienced grain bin erectors.
Split shifts; off days or
weokends. Call Schultz
Agra Contractor's, Seward, Nb,
643 4144.
Male checkers. Nights, Saturday
and Sunday. Apply In person,
3 0 afternoons at Shuster's Jack
and Jill, 140 Capital Beach
Blvd.
Permanent part-time for repair of
small appliances, small gas
engines. '20 hrswk1. Some
experience preferred. Apply Mr.
Steak Johnson, Sears Service
Center, 4810 S. 14th. E ciu.il
Opportunity Employer.
UNSKILLED WORK We need
people who can work a full day
or half days to be on call to
unload trucks, -help moving
companies, otc. Car helpful.
Daily cash draw. Apply
Manpower, Inc. 122 N. 11th.
WOMEN Waitress position. Part
time or full time, day or night.
1 to 0 days a week. Apply 3 0
daily. J.B.'s Big Boy, 27ih 8.
Vine.
RUE BENS RESTAURANT IS
NOW INTERVIEWING
APPLICANTS FOR PART
TIME DAYS BUSBOYS OR
BUSSETTES ALSO FOR
NIGHT DISHWASHERS
APPLY NO 90 GATEWAY,
LINCOLN, NB. An equal
opportunity employer.
Waitress needed, Mr. Steak, 0000 O
St. See Mrs. Pri:o.
"We based our study on population growth, land
development and projected trips to specific city areas.
The facts seemed to point to the need for a radial
highway," Obering said.
City Councilman John Robinson said
improvements in Cornhusker Hwy. would be more
logical than building a new radial. "Cornhusker Hwy.
is a suitable route to channel traffic between
northeast Lincoln and the downtown area," he said.
J.R. Downing Sr., president of the Coalition
Against the Radial, said the Northeast Radial would
concert, according to Ron Bowlin, coordinator for
the committee.
Student government conferences were axed
because ASUN decided that other projects were of
higher priority.
ASUN Budget Proposal Summary, 1973-74
Office Expenses
Salary Expenses
Electoral Commission
Senate Expenses
Center for Educational Change
Communications Committee
Environmental Task Force
Free University
Human Rights Committee '
Legal Rights Committee
Legislative Liaison
Student Services Committee
Contingency
1974-75 Administration
Legal Aid for Students Office
Record Store
Total Recurring Expenses
Student Organizations and Activities
Total Nonrecurring Expenses
Total Budget Request
inmnk ods
SUMMER JOBS '74.
Student-operated house
i , pointing business opening
Lincoln branch in 1974, $20 to
$60 daily; good management
experience; excellent
advancement possibilities; some
part time winter work available.
For more info, application, and
interview appointment write:
Youth Enterprises, 1914 G St.,
Iowa City, la 52240. APPLY
NOW! Positions will be filled
soon.
Part time janitor -around 4 hrs. a
day. 5 days a week. $2hr.
Hours flexible. Call 477-7401
or come to Phi Gamma Delta
House.
Harris Laboratories needs
volunteers for clinical
evaluation of marketed
pharmaceuticals for current and
future studies. Mostly
weekends. Excellent extra
income. Over 19 year of ago.
Call 43 2 28VK
Women. Night time hostess position
available part time. Apply 3 0
daily. J.B.'s Big Boy. 27th &
Vine.
'Waitresses wanted 9 p.m. to 3 a.m.,
any nights. Apply 29th ft O or
66 th Ki O.
Hostess needed, part time. Apply
Mr. Steak, 0000 O St. See Mrs.
Price.
THE. SHOE BOX needs part time
experienced sales help.
Mornings and evenings
available. Please contact Dana
Douglass for appointment,
432 2202.
Wanted salesman, Part or full time.
$200 $300week depending on
ability. Prior sales experience
preferred but nor necessary.
Will train. Guaranteed I oods,
4 70 4037.
College bound or c.ireer minded.
Need 4 ambitious people part
time, 20 hrswk. $2.0Ohr
average. On the job training.
Call 4 70 9387 I riday Ironi 9
a.m. to 2 p.m.
Direct sales
downtown
i x cedent
hours. Car
working through
department store,
earnings. Lvening
required. AhO 664 2.
SERVICES
RESEARCH UNLIMITED Call
Monday through Saturday after
0 p.m. Phono 799 3041.
Pregnant? Birthright cares about
you and your unborn child,
4 77 8021.
VOLUNTEERS
Like to work with young, oldi St.
Monica's Service Center has
both. Volunteers are needed to
work In cralt (enter lor elderly
and visit handicapped children
In Lincoln homes. Contact
Student Volunteer Services,
room 200, phono 472 21H6.
damage property value wherever it would pass
through residential areas.
"Persons living on Fremont St. especially will be
affected. We have a quiet neighborhood, and all this
talk about future increased traffic problems is
unjustified," he said.
Downing said he felt there is no chance of
persuading Mayor Sam Schwartzkopf to change his
viewpoint on the Northeast Radial. "We've qiven up
on him. His mind is set on building the Radial, and
that's that," he said.
Schwartzkopf said he has not formed his final
opinion on the Northeast Radial. "I'm capable of
deciding for myself, and I don't need peoplo telling
me what I think and don't think. Whether we have
the Radial or ' not will depend cn what the
transportation study comes up with," he said.
Schwartzkopf said he will form his final opinion
on the Northeast Radial following the study.
Robinson said that from a "legal standpoint",
highways running through residential areas without
consideration of the impact on area residents is
contrary to federal law.
He said he has proposed a resolution which would
"incorporate the utility" of citizen groups in helping
to plan city projects. The resolution, he "aid, was
unanimously approved by the City Council.
Robinson said that this seems to suggest the
Council's interest in social planning, but warned that
is was not an indication of their disapproval of the
Northeast Radial.
The resolution has resulted in the creaiiort of a
citizens committee which will develop an "action
plan" telling of needed community improvements, he
said.
The committee is made up of 25 Lincoln
residents, he said, and will hold its second public
meeting tonight at City Hall.
$3,330.00
9,472.99
1,410.00
700.00
875.00
2,005.00
300.00
800.00
700.00
275.00
625.00
500.00
500.00
1,916.64
9,370.00
2,000.00
34,779.63
8,000.00
8,000.00
$42,779.63
LOST
LOST: Ladies Navywhite chocked
slacks; navy body-shirt; navy
sandals, navy knee-his, wire
necklace. Reward if returned.
Call 488 3519.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Female Wanted to share apt. near
East Campus. Own bedroom.
Call 46 7 2295.
2 female roommates to share 5
bedroom house. $40 a piece
434 2506.
Wanted roommate to share 2
nociroom apt. iitn si a bts.
3.H.SU. Call atter b
477 8868.
p.m.
FOR RENT
F emalo student vacancies at Co-ed
Cornhusker Coop. Room and
Board: $760school year or
$380sortiester. See at 705 N.
23rd or call 4 75 6 796. Ask for
any officer.
MERLE
NORMAN
BEAUTY
BONUS!
We,ve got
waiting just for you
Co mo in now and we'll give you a compliment. ji y
lesson in achieving a more radiant complex ion wiih
Ihe Merle Norman Three Steps to Beauty.
And when you purchase the Three Steps to Beaut
products for the regular price of $11.00, yuu ijct
an exciting Beauty Bonus: Two free tubes of
Miracol Booster.
Call today for your appointment or come in, Tin-;
limited-time offer can lead to beauty unlimited.
1340 "O" 114 Gateway
Alt rior AtA nr.ic
update
MISCELLANEOUS
Business Opportunity. ...Yqur ! '" "
to help others without taking
an oath of poverty. C ili Grc gg
Nicklas. 432-4 231.
Need ride at 4:30 from city campus
to 4000 Cornhusker. PL-ase c II
Lynn at 472-2161 or 467 16W.
Wanted: Two Ncbr I'.ka Season
football tickets. Call 4 7 J 7630
or 432-4534 (daytime). Ask t-or
Marshall.
Wanted: two tickets ti UCI A
game. Call Tim Mi f J, ill at
1-346-7828 or 1 340 OA? (call
collect).
Would like to rent 7" :.tci:o 'J r
tape deck for annul a v-r
Call 488-7198.
GAY COFFEE HOUJ'.I C, ird.iy,
Sept 9. B OOH' OO II. M.H.I .
3
one here,
vtf- c-J3Li WslttJfiu'tJ
f yg.ym ;v A
thursdjv, September 6, 1973
daily nobraskun
pd'je 7