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Friday: Sunny again and re
maining mild. Highs from 50 to
55.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy but
little chance of precipitation.
High in the mid 30s and low
around 25.
Sunday: Much colder with
lows dipping down to around
10. Highs in the low to mid 30s.
Friday
8 a.m.-Japanese Agricultur
al Training Program Nebraska
Center for Continuing Educa
tion (NCCE), 33rd and Hold
rege streets.
8 a.m. Nebraska Dept. of
Revenue Conference NCCE.
8 a.m .-National Rural Elec
trification Cooperative Associa
tion (NRECA) Conference
NCCE. 8 a.m. -Administrative De
velopment Workshop NCCE.
8:30 a.m. -Real Estate Sales
Seminar-NCCE.
1 1 : 30 a.m .-Vice-President
for Academic Affairs-Luncheon
-Nebraska Union 242.
12 p.m. Engineers for
Christ-Luncheon Union Pewter
Room.
12:30 p.m. -QuestionsAnswers
on Collective Bargaining
Union Auditoirum.
12:30 p.m.-Student Y:Mens
Awareness Union 337.
12:30 p.m.-Fees Allocation
Board Interviews-Union 203.
1 p.m .-Advisory Council for
Special Education and Dean's
Grant Conference-NCCE.
2 p.m.-Delta Sigma Pi
Union 232.
3 p.m. Housing.Student As
sistant Applicants Union Audi
torium. 3 p.m. Swimming:Nebraska
vs. Chicago State-Cofiseurn
Pool.
7:30 p.m. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship Union
202.
8 p.m. Council of American
Indian Students: Concert Union
Ballroom.
Saturday
8 a.m. Japanese Agricultur
al Training Program NCCE.
8:30 a.m. Psycho-Drama
Workshop-NCCE.
2 p.m. Swimming:Nebraska
vs. Minnesota Coliseum Pool.
2 p.m. Gymnasticj:Nebras
ka vs. Colorado and Iowa
Coliseum. 7:30 p.m.-Wrestling:Nebras-ka
vs. Oklahoma St. Coliseum.
Sunday
8 a.m. Japanese Agricultur
al Training Program-NCCE.
1:30 p.m .-Audio-tours of
exhlbits-NU State Museums.
2 p.m.-Biennial University
of Nebraska Faculty Art Exhibi
tion (through Feb. 8); exhibits
of photos by Bob Starck, prints
by Val Christensen, and work
by Old Market Craftsmen Guild
of Omaha (through Feb. 1)
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery
and Sculptuie Garden, 12th and
R streets.
2:30 p.m.-Sky show: "Mar
tian Visitor." Mueller Planetar
ium, 14th and U streets.
Though two months remain for persons to apply for
NU Law College dean, the search committee already has
the names of 85 possible replacements, said Donald
Shaneyfelt, search committee chairman and assistant law
college dean.
In July, outgoing Dean Henry Grether will return to
teaching after 10 years in administration.
Shaneyfelt said the chancellor-appointed search com
mittee must submit less than 10 names to the NU Board
of Regents by March 15. The board will make the final
decision, he said, but applicants may be interviewed by
NU President D.B. Varner, UNL Chancellor Adam Breck-
enridge and law college faculty members.
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Legislative Hearings
Committees, Statehouse hearing . room assignments,
bills to be heard Monday and their sponsors are as follows.
Hearings begin at 2 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
Appropriations, Room 1003
LB691 Appropriations for state government agencies.
1:30 p. m. -Public Service Commission
2:15 p.m.-Dept. of Agriculture
LB690 Appropriations for higher education.
3:15 pjrt.-State Colleges
Education-East Chamber 1:30 p.m.
LB761 (Ed. Comm.) Relating to care and education oi handi
capped children.
Shaneyfelt said most of the 85 names collected are
nominations, not formal applications. Other law schools
have indicated that NU's number of applicants is "fairly
typical," he said.
"The new building is very much a plus factor," haney.
flet said. "Our reputation on a national basis is excellent,
and this helps."
The committee is looking for "a well-rounded individ
ual, rfith a national reputation, experience and practice
in teaching and administration," Shaneyfelt said.
Grether said his decade of service has been "longer
than the tenure of any other UNL dean," and longer than
most deans in the United States.
LB754 (Ed. Comm.) Relating to education of handicapped
children.
Judiciary, Room 2102
LB679 (Marsh) Outlines reporting procedures for child abuse
cases.
LB 68 7 (Clark) Authorizes the appointment of a deputy public
counsel for corrections.
Public Health and Welfare, Supreme Court Hearing Room 2414,
1:30 p.m.
LB632 (Koch) Relates to marriage license and requires the female
to be immune to German measles. 1 ' 'li -"
LB692 (Pub. Health) Permits the Board of Nursing to set fees as
prescribed.
Revenue-Room 1019-1:30 p.m.
L8729 (Rev. Comm.) Relating to Nebraska Budget Act; elimi
nates the provision that a subdivision whose budget is less than
$5,000 does not have to comply with the act.
LB730 (Rev. Comm.) Relating to Nebraska Budget Act; provides
for contests of budget statements by taxpayers.
LB731 (Rev. Comm.) Relating to the Nebraska Budget Act; pro
vides for publication of notice of noncompliance.
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