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A public meeting of the
Nebraska Educational
Television Commission is
scheduled for Thursday, June
20. The meeting will be held at
1:30 p.m. in the Board Room
of the Nebraska Educational
Telecommunications Center,
1800 North 33rd Street,
Lincoln.
Principal items on the
agenda, according to
Commission Secretary Jack
McBride, are consideration of
the 1974-75 operating budget
and discussion of the national
public television program
cooperative. The report of the
program cooperative will be
given by Commissioner Philip
lleckman, Doane College
President, who serves on the
Public Droadcasting Service
(PBS) board of governors, and
by Ron Hull,- Nebraska ETV
Network who 'to 'responsible tor
prograin selection for the
network
In addition, Commissioner
June Popken (Mrs. Don),
Brady, will report on a regional
public television meeting held
June 13-14 in Chicago, which
was called by the PBS board of
governors. .
Other items include reports
on n e t w o rk programming;
network operations, including
the Ogallala time zone and the
weather warning system; and a
report of the Nebraska ns for
Public Television, Inc. annual .
meeting.
Company is a national touring
company which has its home
base in Wichita, Kansas. This
company is nuiutsu by ihe
National Endowment for the
Arts, the Kansas Arts Com
mission, Garvey Foundation
and private donations.
Feilowsliip ,
Teresa Kay Hietbrink, who
will receive her master's
degree in musk from the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
in July, has been named one of
seven nationwide winners of a
Kathryn Sisson Phillips
Fellowship.
- The fellowship is awarded by
Alpha Lambda Delta scholastic
honorary society for freshmen
Miss Hietbrink,' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Hietbrink of
Adams, will use her $2,000
fellowship to study at the
Peabody Conservatory of Music
in Baltimore, Md. She was
selected as one of seven
fellowship winners from among
206 applicants from 77
institutions.
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concerns Thoreau's refusal to
pay his taxes because they
were going to support the
Mexican-American War. It was
Thoreau's contention that the
war was unethical and illegal.
Because of his refusal to pay his
taxes Thoreau was sent to jail.
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play concerns flashbacks which
illustrate what led Thoreau to
make his decision. Action in the
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disagreement with poet Ralph
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stance. Through their disagree
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