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poilu I ods DAILY NEBRASKAN WANT ADS can be placed Jn person- in Room 34, Nebraska Union, weekdays 8 12 and 1-5; or called in between 8-10 only at 472-2583. Cost is $.08 per word, per day, $1.00 minimum. Payment in advance preferred, but phone orders may be charged. Bank Americard is tilso accepted in payment of advertis!ng at no extra cost. Rates quoted are for cash order or charge orders paid within five business days. Ads not paid -within five days ore 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. 1971 250 Kawasaki Enduro 2400 miles. 1203 Abel Hall. 10 speed-Continental, 3 months old. Lost financial aid. Need money! Sacrifice! Mike Mitchell, 827 Schramm Hall. HELP WANTED Wanted one male counsellor and teacher to live in with two adult male retarded persons in an apartment. Work part time in evenings. 'Background in behavioral science desirable. Applications taken for 10 days. Call L.O.M.R. 475 8811, 8-4:30. W fn.o l college men to coach 7th .-ind !-:th grade basketball plaver-i. Call 488 0n;i. FOR SALE Love birds, 1 pr. $r, :r t . 477-7767. Wanted: Accordian player University Music;l, "Fidtiler on the Hoof". Wc-sl brook Music L Id g. Rm, 35 1 . EROTIC snakes (?) for ;..;. cr i.r , Io (cage included). Cail 4j liilfi. Superstitious? There Is hi n k beauty for yo;.;-- tt;',". H yo.j wantneed a my si;.-, cull 438 Or, .30 .Jn- :.. ::tj ..,h, and ask (or K in. : . i .. -.. O ! y mp ia m ,i r, u.i i ; ,, , Excellent condiiion. 432 0750. CpII K n n o I works r n e c U e n imrnediateiy. Hours: 7:30 to 10.30 a.m. Mon l-ri, 10.00 a.' . o 7 00 p.m. .Sun. $1.60m C j i off A n i m a I I I o u l a I A'!,?. O'JL'3. 1 i ie, I.: 1 I ii' p. .v ' -I' K er :.o n ! I . V'J ' J ' r K ' t . I '. e 1 H'l ' ) it ) I ''., ( 1 1 t'i . t e (;i':i( ijs, Cl'ii 3 43. Queen s'txo watt-rlnsd, frame, linor, foam. Excellent conoition. $40. 432 1792. Amplifier i lose ij j' , Ma'aot v 4100 Stcii'i.Oeinl i,n,; i ty..;, $499.95, no a, ::,,,C;i. Mai am.' 4 415 O u ad H'l. ;..-i i cg'il.n $399.95, now S:",10, Vl.,r.-,.,t 4430-rxiulir SJJO.'.Mi. now $479; Suuer ', c,.. OA 1?0 StcrcoOu.'nl .- 1 1 1 p r'".ilar $199.95, now S12.;.45. yi t Ht-0 STUDIO, 414 S. 1)lh, and Gateway, 4.32 051 I . Mr I'J, ML !). MEN. GIRLS, OIHLr (jIRI 3. NtM'ded al onto for our g rand opening. C o c k t a , waitresses' Hi waiters; fu.jd waitresses & waiters and cooks, lop u.jctos. Will hire first 20. S;rs us cH one (.- or c all i f ' of I 1 .0' ) a. in. Rcnilovo us lour" 4..! I U.'f,4. Waitresses -needeil. Ajply at. Mr. Steaf, 5505 "O" St. See Mrs. I'l'ice. SPEAK ff . CI. OUT c0 r ....(. I ' 201 : regujaV '.3,iy.90pr., " no $250pr., AH i r. ri'giil.ir $278. 'pr , now s:.' I .' ,u . '.It; I. L 88 regular $.'!'.'... 'pr '. now $2b4pr.', Dvnaco A - !! regular $?40r.', now $1?!!!pr; F. ',:'. tramline, a - n-'iiil ir i'rti.", .'pr,' n $4ni,'pr.' i; 1 1 mi. o s i uuio. o 1 4 S. 1 1 Hi and G ;!' .y, (.51 1 . Ampex (.iiir,"ttr t.iiw.'; .10 m i n - ? 5 !.! ,' lor I v u ( 0 m i n , - . ('. 5 ' f 0 r i v o . Vid A Comin '.',y ' I'liiv, !', ..') I' St. I'arl time waitress warned immediately. Clark's Compass Room. Lincoln Municipal Ait 1,ori.,. 4.32. 00 .'B. r Kiti.n.'n help wantul. (Tcxitile hour', f lay ami night shi f t:i open. No cxperio.M r necessary. Apply in per, on :)l Tain K i J , 1lh ami Van Horn. Wo phone calls please. A t I a. 1 1 1 io ii ; pari lime nigh I, vVrti tresses m -Jed Will train. Apply "15 daily. .I.b.'s big Hoy, .' K Vine. With student i,f l.i,".) Of sale, 1',', ...... G o o i.l year I i i promotinii.il ili-iM Store, r;th u O. " I- ! ve.ir . - vp., V. IV ':. ... ' 1909 Poiiii.,.; r, t f i a ; ')(,, ,. ,: f:;., en., -.' 1 .- AMf M. i ... ; .,.!,.. i':'-l 1;.;.' After 5 0b t. iU' 19V Tiiia.i.ii. ' I I. New p-iji'i w.i-i 5:30 w i e i. , ; , y . wont ends. (tf 477-22CK) ti I W I i I S V I- I I u ; III V I I .i i I I ): Appearing al fhe Rendezvous Louog Monday Ihru Saturday first two weeks of every inonth 8.00 p.m.-12:30 p.m. Hvvy. 77 Bi Cornhusker Call 475-4361 for bookings IMii i---r. u tl..i..Jik ..i, ifcfcifc-.TjCTMit.'M; dwi.n' .vti C1 tOlCION R iBBON AT YOUR CAMPUS STOKE ERRORfTE ... - J WANTED Two or more part time waiters or waitresses. Approximately 11:00 - 2:30 Monday thru Friday and approximately 11:00 - 2:30 Tuesday and Thursday One custodian, part time, Monday thru f-riday, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Contact Nebraska Union 472-2131. Steak-O-Rama, 12th & Que needs day cashiers and husboys. Part time dishwasher. 1 1 :30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Inquire in person. Ruppert's Pharmacy. 13th Si N. We need people that want to work hard a few hours each week. Good pay. Call 432 6884. FOUR COLLEGE MEN NEEDED PART TIME. $50WK. ALSO FULL TIME WORK. 483 4424. SERVICES Pregnant? Birthright cares about you and your unborn child, 477 8921. FOR RENT A VAt.Al.u f. NOW- -237 S. 18th. Spacious 2 or 3 bdrm apt. Partially furnished. Newly redecorated. Carpeted. S185mo. 434 i.;"'.;. i. 434-3l28. Hi'nf green f .if.iturc- lor your hp a tmonl or r -m ! r I I' R I O H S !j!vr'-!eif I m i?.: Kim. 43'.:-!.f'.5 I . IU it.'i'.'M I L WANTED Immediately! Onn temalo to share ;.. tir-.i-ii c io campus. Ask r ( J ad i ne . 4 I 7 0b or !2 W2 1. MISCELLANEOUS 'or i'a'ia ai.;! ;.:e-i on travel, study, hCiiicsUys, w'.ii, eii.iry si.-rvii.i-: and ;ot.s i.nn.i'1, OVC RSEAS o :"oi: r u m IT i! s ckn rr.M, i'05 Wei iCi'-.k a Union. Gazette distribution challenge postponed The Lincoln Board of Education has postponed a decision regarding an appeal of a Federal District Court injunction against the board which permits the Lincoln Gazette to distribute its publication on private property. According to a story in the Lincoln Journal, Willis Hecht, legal counsel to the board, told the board Tuesday he would not be willing to carry the appeal forward unless there was a unanimous decision to do so. "It needs to be an all or none decision and you need to plan to go all the way," Hecht said. Reaction from board members centered on the principle involved in the loss of the right to govern what takes place on school property, weighed against the added publicity an appeal would give the newspaper. "The Gazette's life is geared to the size of the stage it plays on," Ted Dewey, board member, said. He said he had not yet decided how to vote. Dewey predicted the Gazette "will have us back in court." John Prasch, Lincoln superintendent of schools, said he has reversed his opinion in the past two weeks. At the last board meeting he said he believed the situation should not be dignified by "giving it a larger stage than it deserves. I believe we have" more important things to do. But there's a principle involved here that asks the question, what control do we have? I'd like a better answer to that." Dr. John Lux, board chairman, reminded the board that two principles are involved: the right of the board to govern school property and the right of the individual. "We have to woirjh one against the other," he said. According to the Journal Hecht said he believes the Gazette desires further confrontation and predicted that it is not a permanent publication. Ho said Judge Warren Urbom's decision represents the majority of decisions coming out of federal courts, "but I don't agree with the majority." The court order included a suspension to enable the defendant's to formulate regulations regarding the distribution of materials. Prasch said in spite of that 30-day restraint, the Gazette continues to distribute its publication on school property. sT''" i rV-IK jJA ' $ I"-' ,J 5 I WF member of A.S.K., discount not good on delivery ME JELUVEDSY 475-2658 r-nn: university additional courses t U Ml W.i H I'-.t fey, i... tsy ! lanced- , linn.': Kennedy 'Ali'dni'MUy, O(.ti)!)-! 1 0. I Ml p.m i Sand. i ::. .a 101 " 1 vie. r . Hall Sou th I ot.refi' 'j!h Hoot ' cm ,-i in".- ai'.u i eMiiiii f.rloctrd .1 1 11 ' Hi '.t-ufi id. may iiitjudi! energy i: ij1', lieediiin lifjin lui'itjer, water for , ''fiitiiiijetrd vyilrjl ife, pi'Stic; idti 'tii. nt, and other, wl- rh Ih..' students may Committee Fur Open Medu (COM) Hon Kiitlerihacli Siitiiity, OctoljiM 14, 4 00 p.m. ?41 'V Slteet lie', f i.. H'.' would I"..' n i j 1 1, ' 1 1 1 1 ; t to est.ili; ish public .ir.. .. ; ,n in" mi ifi.i i) ih;-, i.i m imi.i n i ty . Public access w ii i 1 . 1 iiiv 1 1 ir eMP'. i it k opportunity for II '1 1 1 ill III l eei y .,li.fl; I i 1 1 : 1 t I. Ira'. J 11 '. I f Dt'l IllfJ', CIO undo ami ti'li.'vr.. on, I lo,ffi,l!y tnrourjh roirtmunity orrjiin.Mii jji if I (.o.M'ily 01 iiiemg f C'C lu.t.'nsij (..I'liilli 'iiji'i vjoiml havi- U-vt'iJij.' with Ihii stdt'Ons. Convi.'r'.at'on il S::ni!,li I'attv Hiiivr I He day, ' 'etolit.r 1j, OOp.rn. (,en'i'.i.,,ii c.Mlly'- Coitiitkiii', Hiuim i ' 1 1 , I .'. a 1 1 -a y ,nfi )i n tuiir-.i.: ol strictly ('On vi -i i) ;i! ,',; Mi. Any one vv; ' n I'vi.'t i tni: tri(;st L'l- n'a'y I- ( " . k v' i ' ' r ' " .if r).m ',h i-j inyileij to comi; I 'f a1 tiic will: 11. I In' mi ij,iii,e of t h i :. coursu 1 1 "'i ' I I'j '.i i '. t ' ,r, a f ai 1 1 1 1 attit of I hu iIim'u v.a'oi', n. m Pi.t. ii in. A 'ill 1 1 ii in ji ai 1 1 vi i H '., such a;, iiuik injj ioiM'.t, ,jinl'jr .',ingna, Off Jl'.o planned 10 add a 1 1 1 1 -' "ll,,i -in " i fj mi. coi ir ',i'. 'jtf.nilit I'hottMitaphy John (Wilhp) MfcCarty Monday, L t.tolx"' 1!, li:00 p.m. Cftiti-nnial C'ulh1!!"-Comtnons Room iJevi.'it (imi'I our) pi inting '.IruHjh! pli'ttoytaphb with ai",! hi'l ii: i i.;ii'.!' lei ul ,on-, it. rniiul Defl'iuni) FhitB April Erii:kson Saiurriay, October 13, 2:30 p.m. 221 Dudlt'v St. I oi iM'opli: inlrri'Mi'd in I. ai nint) how to play thi; fltjti... Staitin'l horn thi' vt pi qinnmq. Hitlp I" hnr Ian) a f lull.-. N i. 'i ul to jiuii ha '.i' move (about $ 1 ). b (ji-i ',:iii I 'tint H li".',on,. 'I ' ' 'ne V; 1 1 ,c Ml 1. 1 ..Hu .., r.-.M, 'fj;;, Ijrnnn or A'JJIJ, (,...-, ".:..1( l.ii.ien ,, r . 1 1 t o r . Intellectuals & the Working Class Cill Arth & Milton Yuan Thursday, October 1 1, 7:00 p.m. 2820 'S' Street A discussion of the relation between intellectuals and the working class. Learning the Harmonica Rich Rodenburg Wednesday, October 10, 7:30p.m. Harper Hall Main Lounge I will be teaching the harmonica with special emph asis on boozie-woozie and blues. You must supply your own harp but I would rather everyone waits until the first meeting so everyone will have the samu kind as far as key goes. I would like at least 4 people and not more than 10. The class will get it's own pace as far as material covered. Lincoln Gazette The Gazette Staff Sunday, October 14, 6:30 p.m. 2820 'S Street This course would entail practical and theoretical involvement with the Lincoln Gazette. A wide variety of printing and publishing skills could be learned. The Gazette needs help. Helping could bo learning. Multi-Speed Bicycles Joel Mowers Thursday, October 11, 3:45 4:45p.m. Sol leek Quadrangle-Multi-purpose Room (basement-main Selleck building) Emphasis will be on 5-10-15 speed bikes. Areas to bo discussed; general theory, frames, headsets, cranks, saddles, brakes, wheels, derailors, gearing, and accessories. Maintenance and minor re rs will be covered also. Poverty in Rural Nebraska Margie Bislia, Bert Kollari Sunday, October 14, 7:30 p.m. Centennial Col I ego-Commons Roon Did you know that the incidence of poverty is grea ter in small towns and farm communities-rural AmTica-than in urban ghettos? What has happened to the war on poverty? We intend to examine the above and attempt tp clefome tje problem of under employment, it's extent and implications in rural Nebraska. We plan to have discussion, speakers, attd various reading muter ials. wednesd.iy, ooiohi" in 73 page 1
