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The Legislature's Constitutmnal Revkinn anil Papmu
ation committee Friday will hear LB808, which relates
to the BUI of Rights and provides additional situations
when bail may be denied, at 1:30 pjn. in the Supreme
Court Hearing Room 2414.
If the Legislature passes LB 808, an amendment to
Nebraska's Constitution guaranteeing reasonable bail ex
cept in cases of murder and treason, will be placed on the
general election ballot in November.
Legislative Hearings
Committees, statehouse hearing room assignment, bills to ba
haard Friday and their tpontors are at follows. Hearings start at
1:30 unless otherwise noted.
Agriculture and Environment. Room 2230
LB820 (Rumeryf Relating to research, provide a duty; provide
limitation on research..
LB841 (Ag. Comm.) Relating to the Agriculture Products Indus
trial Utilization Committee; provide that funds refunded or re-
endment would extend bail denial rights
Imbunwd to the committee during fiscal year 75-76 may be
expended prior to June 30, 1976.
LB843 (Ag. Comm. Adopt the Nebraska Pesticides and Devices
Act; provide penalties; operative date, etc.
Constitutional Revision and R selection. Supreme Court -Hearing
Room 2. J4
LB6S7 (Goodrich) Constitutional-Amendment permitting political
subdivisions to buy, sell and lease certain property.
LB8C3 Pud. Comm.) Constitutional Amendment relating to the
Bill of Rights; provide additional situations when ball may be
denied.
Government, Military and Veteran Affairs, Room 2102
LB727 (Chamben) Relating to cities of the metropolitan class;
provide for election of city council members by districts.
LB736 (Keyetl Relating to meetings of public bodies; provide
that meeting of public bodies may be conducted in barrier
free buildings.
LB7SS (Warner) Relating to Auditor of Public Accounts; to pro
vide methods for signing certificates on bonds.
LB767 (Burrowtl Relating to DAS; provide that director shall not
issue warrants in certain situations.
Miscellaneous Subjects, Room 1019
LB344 (Exec. Bd.) Relating to gifts; provide that certain com
missions and agencies may receive gifts and bequests subject
to legislative approval.
LBS49 fF. Lewis) Relating to Nebraska State Patrol; provide for a
uniform and cleaning allowance.
L8881 (Savage) Relating to rates for publication of legal notices;
provide for an exception to the legal rata.
Public Works, East Chamber
LB 337 (Murphy) Relating to certificates of title; provide when
motor vehicles shall be subject to Article 9, Uniform Com
mercial Code.
LB839 (Dworak) Relating to cabin trailers; ptovide penalty for
falling to apply timely for a permit.
Nebraska Retirement Systems, Room 1019, 12:30 pjn.
LB643 (Ret Comm.) Gives option to public employees as to when
they can stat retirement annuity.
LB644 (Ret Comm.) Reduces the pension annuity for public
employees if there is early retirement.
LB&45 (Ret Comm.) Clarifies death benefit retirement language.
short!
Students interested in
bringing major speakers to
UNL are encouraged to
attend the Union Program
Council Talks and Topics
committee meeting today at
3:30 pjn. in Nebraska
Union 232.
Training for VITA volun
teers (Voluntery Income
Tax Assistance) is tonight
from 7 to 9 in- the Union
South Conference Room.
For more information visit
Union 200.
The School of Life Sci
ences is sponsoring a lecture
by Dr. Robert Brambl of
the Minnesota University
plant pathology dept. in
Bessey Hall today at 3:30
PJTI.
Students who brought
books to the ASUN Book
Exchange should come to
the ASUN office. Union
334, to claim unsold books
today and Friday from 8
ajii. to 5 pjrt.
-
Volunteers are needed to
work with mentally retard
ed adults on Saturday after
noons in activities such as
pottery, sculpture, and col
lage. Apply in Union 200.
There has been a Wal;
purgisnacht time change for
Friday night.. Soprano
Emily McKnight will sing at
10 pjn. and UNL-students
will sing at 1 1 pjn. in Union
,242-243.
The Undergraduate Psy
chology Organization will
meet tonight at 7 pjn. in
Union 202. Committees will,
be formed and career plan
ning and strategy will be dis
cussed. Anyone interested
is invited to attend.
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The Union Program
Council is still looking for
volunteers for Friday's
Winter Walpurgisnacht. In
terested students should
sign up in Union 115 no
later than noon today.
Housing Director Rich
ard Armstrong will discuss
the lio using rate increase at
a meeting sponsored by the
Resident Housing Associa
tion (RHA) tonight at 7:30
pin. in Union Auditorium.
Interested persons are in
vited.
Marketing Club's first
'Think Drink" of the
semester will be today from
4:30 pjn. to 6:30 pjn. at
the Water Hole. Fee will be
25 cents for members and
51 for guests. Members are
asked to pay second semest
er dues of S3 at the door.
The Chinese Student
Association (CSA) has
scheduled a Chinese New
Year Banquet for this Sun
day at 6:30 pjn. at the Nei
hardt Residence Center
Cafeteria. CSA has catered
food from House of the
Dragon for $4 a person.
Tickets are available at the
Union south desk. There
will be a dance afterward in
the Pub.
Basic Education Oppor
tunity Grants (BEOG) appli
cations are available for the
1976-77 school year and
may be obtained in Admini
stration Bldg. 113 or the
Union north desk.
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Weather
Thursday: Partly sunny and
mild with highs in the mid
to upper 40s.
8 a.m. Southeast Nebraska
Community College-Certified
Licensed Underwriter Exam
Nebraska Center for Continu
ing Education (NCCE), 33rd
and Hoidrege.
8 a.m. Japanese Agricul
tural Training Program NCCE.
&30 a.m. Student Affairs
Staff-Nebraska Union 243.
1 1 :30 a.m. Search Committee-Religious
Studies Luncheon
-Union 203.
12:15 p.m .-Delta Sigma PI
Alumni Luncheon Union
Pewter Room.
2 pjn .-Nebraska Center for
Health Education-Union 202A.
3:30 pjn.-Student Affairs
Staff Development-Union 218.
3:30 pjn. Union Program
Council Talks and Topics
Committee-Union 232. , .
4 p.m. Fees Allocation
Board Union 203.
5:30 p.m. Council on Stu
dent Life Housing Policy Com
mitteeUnion Pewter Room.
5:30 p.m. - Council of ,
American Indian Students
Union 232.
6:15 p.m. - Greek Follies
Meeting Union 222.
6:30 pjn.-Residence Hall
Association-Union 343.
7 pjm. Undergraduate Psy
chology Association Union
202.
7 p.m. Income Tax Vol
unteer Training Union South
Conference Room.
7:30 pn. - Wrestling-UN L
vs. UNO Coliseum.
7:30 pjn .-Residence Hall
Association-Union Auditorium
7:30 p.m. - Math Counselors-Union
225 B-C.
' 8 pjn. Opera-"Cosa Fan
Tutte'-Kimbalt Recital Hall,
11th and R St.
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