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friday, november 21, 1975
lights off drive
sliced fuel costs
Continued from p. 1
Last year's attempt to conserve energy a "lights off
campaign, turning off building airhandlers at the end of
each work day, removing unnecessary lights and setting
thermostats at 67 degrees-resulted in electricity con
sumption cut by 26 per cent, fuel oil by 36 per cent and
natural gas by 25 per cent compared with 1973, Wright
said.
This year thermostats will be set at 65 degrees, he said,
and unnecessary lights in Love Memorial Library North
will be removed.
In most years, UNL fuel oil consumption begins Oct. 15,,
but Wright said because of mild fall weather natural gas has
been available.
UNL uses No. 6 fuel oil, the last grade of fuel oil that
will burn. No. 6 fuel oil is 20 to 25 cents a gallon less
expensive in late summer because residue from road repair,
its source, is plentiful. However, UNL cannot buy it then
because every storage tank is full, Wright said.
If plans for a 800,000 gallon storage tank continue,
Wright said, he could buy No. 6 fuel oil during late summer
when it is less expensive and store about half the total
amount of fuel oil needed each winter.
Wright said the storage tank project is No. 14 on Capital
Construction's priority list and if the project is financed it
will be in operation for the 1976 heating season.
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Sooners: 31
short slu!
Today is the last day to
preregister for second sem
ester classes.
The film, Paper Moon,
will be shown today at 6:30
and 9 pjn. in the East
Union Gymnasium. $1 and
an NU ID is required for
admission.
"Applications of Config
uration Interaction to the
Study of Electronic Spect
ra" is the topic of Robert J.
Buenker, speaking today at
3:30 p.m. in the Hamilton
Hall 1 10. Refreshments will
be served at 3 p.m. in Ham
ilton Hall 548-549. Faculty
and students are welcome.
Free blood tests to
detect diabetes will be given
at Gateway Gallery Mall
from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m.
today and from 10 a.m. un
til 5 pjn. Saturday.
The Chinese Student
Association is sponsoring
the film, Execution in
Autumn, at 7 pjn. in Shel
don Memorial Art Gallery.
A documentary will be
shown proceeding that film.
The public is welcome and
tickets may be purchased at
the door. Members $1 and
non-members $1.50.
The weekly Gay Action
Dance is scheduled for Sun
day, 9 pjn., at 333 N. 14th
St.
Operation Santa Claus is
in need of volunteers to da
liver gifts to needy families
during the holidays. Apply
cotondaf
Friday
10 e.m.Pnonrtl Dept. -Nebraska
Union 232.
10:30 a.m.-Buslness Educa
tion 120-Unlon Auditorium.
Noon-Student Y -Man's
Awareness Union 337.
6:30 and 9 p.m.-Film-pr
Moon-East Union Gymnasium.
7:30 p.m.-lnter Vanity
Christian Ftllowshlp-Union
Conference Room.
at the Nebraska Union 200,
Community Involvement
Services.
Oklahoma's toughies ar the Sooners
But Big Red has a play called the Bufooner
Thus: Nebraska will win; The sooners will pay
Good Ole Switzer will have nothing to say.
'Cause the Okies are destined to be losers.
Besides the 20 Discount
for Students, Remember
Capitol Small Car Parts
is the Foreign Car Specialist
611 North 27th Street
Hours: 9-8 weekdays, 9-4 Saturdays
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Brakes
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Shocks
Batteries
Certified Mechanic On Duty
Service Your Car While At Class or Work
Masttr Charge OPEN 7-10 Bonkamericord
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Saturday
10 a.m.-S
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Gallery Mail.
8 p.m.-Ntbraska Chamber
Orchestra Concert-Klmball Re
cital Hall.
Sunday '
- 6:30 p.m .-Chinese Student
Associatiort-fxffCMfort in
urum-Sb!don.
: p.m.-Gay Action Dance-
333 N. 14th St.
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