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page 8 daily nebraskan Wednesday, november 13, 1375 Legislators hear problems about regional vet school Students enter guilty plea Continued from p.l states would uphold their share of the school's costs in years to come. NU Regent Robert Prokop of Omaha suggested that each state should be assessed so much per capita population toward the cost of a veterinary school. The number of applicants to the school from each state also could be decided in proportion to state population, Prokop said. Twiehaus estimated a $35 million to $40 million original construction cost and a $4.5 million annual operating cost for the school. Sen. James Dickinson of Millard said building a regional college would involve creating a governing body whose power would supercede each state's legislatures. Everett Stencel of Curtis, a veterinarian and a member of the Nebraska Veterinar ian Medical Association (NVMA), told the committee that current veterinary science schools should be financed before a new veterinary school is built. "Most students graduating from veterin ary schools today are specializing in small animal or horse practice, but Nebraskans need general practitioners or specialists in meat-producing animals." "It is difficult to get people with eight years of education to go out in the dirt like general practitioners have to do," Stencel said. He cited night calls, traveling, unanti septic conditions and rising number of fe males in veterinary schools, who are phys ically unable to handle large animals, as reasons many students shy away from large animal practice. Three Harper Hall residents pleaded guilty in Lancaster County Court Monday to charges of disturbing the peace and re ceived six-month probations. Steven Stork, Harper 824, and Robert Brown and Ross Bond, Harper 825, paid the court for damages to Harper and Schramm Halls prior to their arraignment. "1975 is the year of the hose" was writ ten in indelible ink in the rcstrooms on all Schramm men's floors and in stairwells on Harper floors 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. UNL maintenance personnel estimated the damage at about $300, according to investigating Campus Police Officer Joe Wehner. Deputy County Atty. Murry Shaeffer, in charge of the case, said everything has been taken care of. "It appeared to be a college prank, he said. "I don't think they intended to cause that much damage." Wehner said the men's action was not malicious. Bond allegedly placed a classified ad vertisement in the Daily Nebraskan Thurs day with the same slogan, and Wehner said police traced them through it. Calendar depicts liberated women HELD OVER! " THE ORIENTAL MySTOJE Pleasure so intense its afmost unbearable! t'hiiw Oiil i i miUf im t iHlftiliv. Vhv i m rrw hi-lmini. indure il Shc um' OfH-nU Itrth- lit) .ilk nvvt lu iht Mvoli'tn tMittld. And ui Mi MJvjiHi'd i Ji-Nt'i ik'sttifilMin. " '(.Hllliltiffl' I 4 llltt'. i fl t Itillvn. 4 sluiiHi liffrrf nt womjfi. Mom m Ihmi itun kurtK tu. Mm- ttilvmcnl I hurt .imt Sh tth Hi t Kl MMtKWtifclN a m a Bakery Goods ROBERT REDFORD m m Bi a mi.i. - z: m a r 1 iLzos Got a liberated female friend and you don't know what to get her for Christmas? "The Liberated Woman's Appointment Calendar 1976" is on sale at the Women's Resource Center in Nebraska Union 116 for $3.10. The calendar is authored by Lynn Sherr and Jurate Kazickas, two New York-based COOPER f LINCOLN 54th & O STS. 464-7421 CbioaGirl TQP NAM! ITAftl Vau'maatMmMtMfiMi ifd tml )nf tm t-.rti Hmi in CNIMAlflWN in 'HAWAII FIVI 0 Th llw hut WlMjf aplltlt "9 JU'ifjw tnn utf Imk "" RATED X exciti:;s mm FEATURE Shows Ca3y from 11 t.ra. Decorated Cakes Snacks & Sandwiches Open 24 Hrs.Mon-Fri. Sat. til 8 p.m. Closed Sun. 27th & "O" St. 9 journalists. The Bicentennial edition fea tures historical information about women throughout the world. The calendar includes information on how to file a sex discrimination complaint, an Equal Employment Opportunity Com mission (EEOC) form and an index and bibliography of the women and events miwuinriliijrWiU nin rMlMnwir!ZlIiilZ!fc FAYE DUNAWAY HIS OA CODE NAME IS CONDOR. IN THE NEXT SEVENTY-TWO HOURS ALMOST EVERYONE HE TRUSTS WILL TRY TO KILL HIM. NIGHTLY AT 7:30 & 9:40 SAT & SUNDAY MATINEES AT 1:00, 3:10. 5:20 : 27th & "O" st. : PLAZAOIgL P STS.I j477.TS3T 61 HELD OVER! Mahogarv-thewman pu- DncC every woman wants to be- LO Kj KUjj and every man wants to hawe. AT 1 :2S, 3:25. 6:25. 7:25 & 9 Vk. p Interviews for New Executives on the East TTninn Pfnormn S Council I XT 1976 TERfTl SUN. NOV. 23 2-5 p.m. at the ERST UNION , . tln b? it tb East felsa fcr btsnrlaws cf csl 4?24SS B!3 fs yesr ehssca to ref pt bmhzi with esilwllbs en V.,.i 5i nd ".till T"
