friday, december 12, 1975
daily nebraskan
page 23
Testimony in student misdemeanor case continues
Court proceedings will continue Jan. 14
in the case of Regina Edington, a 20-year-old
UNL student charged with two mis
demeanor counts of assault and battery.
Edington allegedly was involved in scuf
fles with UNL student Jeff Quackenbush
and Campus Police officer Ron Lundy,
Oct. 15 in the Nebraska Union.
, Quackenbush testified in Lancaster
County Court Thursday that he entered
the union at 4 psn. that day with UNL stu
dent Kelly Dotson through the north revol
ving doors.
Quackenbush said he "helped push the
doors," while Edington was walking
through the same door.
As soon as he passed Edington, she
asked him, 'What's the hurry?' He proceed
ed up the stairs and when they both
reached the top, he said Edington started
yelling, threw down her books, and said.
Are you laughing at me?'."
Struck face
Quackenbush said he was "inside the
raj on the stairs inside the Union when
bdington came up and struck him in the
lace. He said although he tried to cover his
lace, a few blows hit his face.
Quackenbush then testified he grabbed
her hands, she broke the hold, struck him
in the nose, and he slapped her.
Quackenbush, who said he was bewil
dered through most of the incident, said
he first thought that Edington was a 14 or
15-year-old male.
Witness Catherine Brooks, a Union em-
Final exam times
ploye, said Edington and Quackenbush
were standing about five feet from the desk
and Edington was shouting obscenities and
swinging her arms at Quackenbush.
Brooks said Edington was slapping and
jabbing at Quackenbush and made the first
blow by striking Quackenbush.
Identified jacket
She identified Edington as wearing a
brown jacket and blue jeans, which con
flicted with other testimony in which
Edington was identified as wearing a blue
jacket.
Under cross examination, Brooks
changed her testimony and said she did not
see Edington strike Quackenbush. -
Judith Simynoe, a UNL student who
was working at one of the booths in the
north lobby, testified that she, like
Quackenbush, was under the initial impres
sion that both parties involved were male.
She said both Quackenbush and Eding
ton were yelling and that Quackenbush
seemed to be trying to calm Edington.
Simynoe said Quackenbush kept saying,
"I'm sorry" and trying to walk away.
Edington began swinging her arms and try
ing to hit him, Simynoe said, while Quack
enbush was fending off blows. She said she
did not see Quackenbush and Edington
strike each other and did not notice blood
on either person.
Officer Lundy, who was involved in an
incident with Edington, will render testi
mony Jan. 14 along with several other
witnesses.
The following is a listing of regularly scheduled times for
final examinations for next week.
Classes which met on the hour will adhere to the finals
schedule corresponding to the half hour before.
Monday:
7:30-9:30 a.m. for 8:30 a.m. MWF classes. t
3:30-5:30 p.m. for 1 1 :30 a.m. TTh classes.
10-12 a.m. for 2:30 p.m. TTh classes. .
Tuasday:
10-12 a.m. for 8:30 a.m. TTh classes.
1-3 p.m. for 12:30 p.m. MWF classes.
7:30-9:30 a.m. for 12:30 p.m. classes.
3:30-5:30 p.m. for 4:30 psn. MWF classes.
Wednesday:
13 p.m. for 1 1 :30 a.m. MWF classes.
7:30-9:30 a.m. for 1 :30 p.m. classes.
10-12 a.m. for 3:30 p.m. MWF classes.
3:30-5:30 p.m. for 4:30 p.m. MWF classes.
Thursday:
10-12 a.m. for 7:30 a.m. TTh classes.
1-3 p.m. for 9:30 a.m. TTh classes.
7:30-9:30 a.m. for 9:30 a.m. MWF classes.
1-3 psn. for 10:30 a.m. TTh classes.
3:30-5:30 p.m. for 12:30 TTh classes.
Friday
3:30-5:30 p.m. for 7:30 a.m. MWF classes.
7:30-9:30 .in. for 10:30 a.m. MWF classes.
1-3 p.m. for 1:30 p.m. MWF classes.
10-12 a.m. for 3:30 psn, TTh classes.
Urit examinations for Marketing 341, Spanish 101 and 102 and
German 101 and 102 are scheduled for 7:30-9:30 p.m. Monday;
7-9 p.m. Tuesday for H. and P. Educ. 131; 7-9 p.m. Wednesday for
Management 235, TCD 103, Physics 131. 141, 211, 212 and
Astronomy 103; 7-9 p.m. Thursday for P.E. 180; and 7-9 p.m. Fri
day for Music 270, TCD 121 and 206, Math 100, 100C. 101. 101C,
102, 102C. 106, 106C. 107, 208, 208C, 321-821 and 380-880.
AMF Hariey- Davidson
Christmas
Sports Bonus
Buy any new
Harley- Davidson
lightweight
motorcycle and
get one of these
gifts...FREE!
AMF RoadmatMt 10-pd Bicycle
Besl in pedal power! Men s Of women s models.
AMF Heed Comp Rachel Choice of lop pros'
In 3 cuslom-lit jiies
S7S Gill Certificate
Good tor genuine Harley
Davidson merchandise'
1
" will imsm
rzz
Har ley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson Of Lincoln, Inc.
At The Cycle Company
3505 North 48th
464-8202
.OH AFFEA!fJS
SCO...
and Elis Bag of Goodies
at
the fun place to go
at 14th and "O
Don t miss the fun.
It alt starts at 7:00 tonight
it
l l" '
Gunny-; Complex "W. I
245 North 13th 3 1 f 10
A "N ii
ICXXsrtkf f 1 i&JW AZimi
MR :
mm mm
Shsll warm up to the iweater :t v''
of you, choice. . And you Wlf
I j-an save right now on our I v Y- W Pit ' I w
"vely classic turtler.ecki, V N. ' J 64
cardigans, and skiwey pull- c'JLi'--' 63
overs! Washable acrylic. Sizes J lV
S-M-L In Rrnwn. Green. I M?V 7
(Bone, Red and Navy. From Hoi h-d
he great holiday collection at jgw Jk&fl I
Maurices! . MZ7 I
Crossword Puzzle
Edited by WILL WENG
Courtesy of Naw York Times
ACROSS
Irish port
German port
Receipts
Mixture 10
Author Miller 11
Diva's forte i
17 Flemish painter
29 Italian area
Install, as "
curtains
Cow 23
Callao coin 25
Greek theater
27 Panther, for one 26
30 MissBayes
Shooting iron 27
Sheeplike 28
Reproach 29
Large bird 31
our 32
too dead) 33
St. , 38
Antigua 139
Part of a check
book
Music maker
Empty
Occasion
Kobe coin
OTlaherty
with
(meddle)
47 House lily
49 Sooner than
49 Illinois river
52 Hera's mother
54 Do lawn work
57 City on the Ohio
61 Maple genus
62 Debtors'
concerns
Virginia
Pastry item
Miss Palmer
Toward the .
mouth
DOWN
Golden
Slow seller
Building part
Saul's grand
father African land
Greek Mars
Containers
Moderate
European river
Ocean raider
Make, as a putt
One of a football
four
Goddess of
discord
Concentrate
Bring out
Fabric
Prepare
Give pleasure to
Potato
Kind of bird
Examination
40 "Sighted sub,
sank "
42 Mont
43 Weight unit
46 Very small
47 Kind of yard or
martial
49 Quarrel
50 Spotted rodent
51 River to the
Baltic
53 Scratchers
54 Mark
55 Plant with pods
56 Colored
58 Priestly
vestment
59 Hasten
60 Japanese herb
ANSWE1 TO
PREVIOUS PUZZLE
IIaK dTuK a jt 5TE & l m
AjV 0 Rf ! fir N0RJ II 0 N A
I wfrfqw jjt v Mfcr t TTnTS
IiiJckpiiiilLGiii.i
'IlCM U9 IM-P III s
ElRlSTTtlEinATOfri LLDiili
IdT1L lEriAlV iRlllLf 1 AIGIP IT A
rwyiwajjj
mm
Egyptian
Grocery item
B caught
Garden
implement
Pierce: Var.
1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 I jlO II 12 13
14 15 I i 6
20 "i2T Up
'"L"" '" H 23'" f4 Sg-J2fi ;,,:,Jnww.L
bmuimxmtijftomimri - mn, m, . . -i.n.,,. , i eM jnwwwj knnmims -.'atititu
27 28 29 30 jJ31 32 33
34 3S "3S
. lmmm i --"?'. ' immJf- rrt
37 j38 39 340
U.i . 5
44 Si I jT" ' ' '
' WrWW,,i i WWI ft W '-'W(P 4 " tmmmm maaiei , wmh mmmmm UMLimtl.' runtWaff fajt
49 50 51 ; 52 53 . 54 ( 55 56
MMB MMMK. HM HMW Hf . hhh M HMBM UMK.
lIZ jtlIIZ (L.ZZZ
1 M I f J 1 11 1 II 1 ,
