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Editor-in-Chief:' Jane Owens. News Editor: Wes Albers.
Managing Editor:. Dave Madse'n. Associate News Editor:
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RStS'.. Lincoln, Nebr. 68508. Telephone 402-472-2583.
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through the autumn and sprirg semesters, except on holidays
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By Steve Taylor
Political observers wondering about
the effect of Watergate on the voting
public got their answer Tuesday night in
the form of widespread Democratic
gains in the national elections.
In the House alone, Democrats
appeared at 2 a.m. to have gained over
50 seats, giving them what may be a
veto-proof majority of 295 representa
tives. The number of Republicans in the
House was reduced to 140 out of the
total 435 representatives in the House.
A few of the Republican .victims
included men who had been staunch
backers of former President Richard
Nixon during the Watergate scandal.
Sen. Earl Landgreebe, (R. Ind.)
became the first Republican senatorial
candidate to lose in Indiana in 42 years. .
Right up to the day of Nixon's
resignation, Landgreebe had vigorously
defended the chief executive.
"Don't confuse rr.a with the facts,"
he commented during the judiciary
hearings." I've got a closed mind and
I'm going to stick with the President
even if both of us have to be taken out of
this building and be shot."
A member of the House Judiciary
Committee who was unseated Tuesday
night was Rep. Charles Sandman, (R.
New Jersey.)
Sandman, perhaps the most out
spoken Nixon defender on the commit
tee, commented on his defeat: "I tiidn t
think the Watergate thing would carry
so far. but it did and there wa3 nothing I
could do about It."
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The Student haucation
Assoc. will meet today at 8
p.m. in the Nebraska
Union. A representative
from the Omaha Public
School System will speak
on, "Getting a Job in the
Urban School." All educa
tion majors are welcome.
WomenSpeak 74 will
feature Ida Holzbauer of
the UNL Counseling Cen
ter today at 11:45 a.m. in
the Nebrasallnim
Holzbauer will speak
from personal experience
about the stereotyping of
women by .he .chjjrch,
Performing at the
School of Music student
recitals today at 3:30 p.m.
in Kimball Recital Hall
will be Pam Rihanek,
voice, and Tom Schulz,
trumpet.
Buzz Books, the UNL
campus directories, will
be on sale for 25 cents
during the dinner hour
today at the Abel-Sandoz
and Smith cafeterias, and
Thursday at the Cather
Pound and Selleck cafe
terias. Books aiso will be
available in the Union
north and south lobbies
and at all three campus
bookstores.
Two documentary films,
"QueHacer" (Chile 1972)
and "Interview with Presi
dent Allende" (ChileU.S.
1971), will be shown today
and Thursday at 3, 7 and 9
p.m. at Sheldon Art Gallery.
An Ellen H. Richards
dessert will be held Thurs
day at 7 p.m. in the
Omaha Room of the Neb
raska Center for Continu
ing Education. Tickets are
available at Raymond Hall,
the Dean's Office at the
Home Economics Bldg.,
Fedde 205, Burr 244, and
at Love Hall.
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