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The UNL Mexican American Student Assoc. (MASA)
voted Thursday night to demand a meeting of the
Mexican-American Advisory Committee April 4 and called
for equal student representation on that committee.
The committee advises UNL Chancellor James Zumberge
on Mexican-American students activities. The uufTiiTitic6'
structure calls for a minimum of 12 members-four from
the community, four from the UNL faculty and staff and
four students.
Only two student slots currently are filled, according to
Marta Hernandez, MASA chairman.
MASA's action came in response to the refusal of three
community members of that committee to resign. MASA
demanded on March 14 the resignation of Sam Franco,
Stanley Porras and Nick Garcia.
MASA charged that they failed to represent competently
the Mexican-American community and were not involved
with the activities of MASA.
Hernandez said Franco, Potras and Garcia verbally
resigr.ed but did not submit a written resignation to Ken
Bader, UNL vice chancellor for student affairs, upon
Bader's request.
About 10 MASA representatives plan to meet today
with Ralph Vigii, the advisory committee chairman, and
submit a list of four MASA representatives to serve on tha
committee, Hernandez said. They are: Tony Ramirez, Dave
Rosas, Elena Sigier and Hernandez.
When students are represented equally on the
committee, Hernandez said, they again will call for the
resignations. The two students' previous motion for the
resignation was overruled by other members.
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in April
ABC News financial
reporter Louis Rukeyser, and
Henry Manne, a critic of
consumer advocate Ralph
Nadar, will confront Beverly
Moore, one of Nadar's
representatives, during an April
conference on consumerism. It
will be sponsored by Nebraska
Free University (NFU) April
2-4.
Richard Harmon, head of
the industrial ; Areas
Foundation, will ' speak on
consumer groups and on taking
an activist role in the
organization of consumers.
"We've been working with
the idea of the conference,
trying to put it into effect
since last fall," said NFU
coordinator Dave Hewlett. .
Nominated for
Emmy and Peabody awards,
Rukeyser received the first
Georgs M. Loth Award for
excellence in financial
journalism ami tha Georga
Washington Honor Medal for
his commentary on ABC's
"Wall Street Wesk."
Manne currently is a
professor of law and political
science at the University of
Rochester in Rochester, N.Y.
Moore is the author of
books and articles on
consumerism. She was
graduated from Harvard Law
School and is a consultant for
the Center for Study of
Responsive Law. Moore, 28, is
also a member of the
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Bar Assoc. ad hoc Committee
on Consume Gas Actions.
"Our goafs are to acquaint
consumers in the community
with the ways particular
international incidents may
affect them, and what sorts of
things they can do about It,"
Hewlett said.
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