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Students from
Seward, York and Polk
counties
There are 480 of you at UN-L and I need your
votes in the legislative campaign for the 24th
District. Last Spring I visited practically every
home in the District's 21 Communities and serit a
mailing to every rural family. Although certainly
aged at 35, chronologically and attitudinally I'm
still clearly the "youth" candidate.
I've risked running a candid, issue-oriented
campaign and I think you'll like most of my
views. My knowlege of the University is based
upon the following:
1 . Graduate of UN-L (also advanced degrees in
both urban planning and public administration)
2. I hold a UN-L faculty position in Community
and Regional Planning (currently on leave of
absence)
To help me, go home to vote or request an
absentee ballot by November 1st. Registration
must be completed by October 25th.
' Don't just complain about the Legislature
Your 480 votes can make a big difference.
If you want to know more about me or need help
getting to the polls call my campus coordinator,
Bill Sloup at 435-8417.
Doug Ber cuter
for... (Bee-Writer)
paid for by Bereuter for Legislature committee
Queen finalists selected
Ten "iris, all juniors, have been selected as finalists
for Homecoming Queen at UNL.
The Queen, to be elected Oct. 23, will reign over the
Homecoming festivities when the Nebraska Corn
huskers piay the Oklahoma State Oct. 26. . . .
The ten finalists are: Janne D. Cooper, Grand Island
physical education; Mindy Cooper, Omaha, predental
hygiene; Chris Evans, Beatrice, political science; Barb
Hengen, Wahoo, English; Molly Higgins, Grand
Island, English; Libby Ann Lawler, P' n, elemen
tary education; Julie Ann Moravec, David City, home
economics; Susan Rehm, Crete, zoology and pre-med;
Suzanne Schepers, Shelton, food science and tech
nology; and Nancy Stohs, Grand Island, journalism and
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