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Wednesday, the Nebraska Legislature's Appropriations
Committee will hear public testimony on a bill authoriz
ing University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) a downtown
campus center. LB838, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Glenn
Goodrich, would authorize $5 million of state tax money
to match $5 million from private donations for construct
ion. The bill also includes authorization to spend $2
million in 1977 of $6 million total for a new UNO health,
physical education and recreation building.
Legislative Hearings
Committees, statehouse hearing rooms assignments, bills to be
heard Tuesday and Wednesday and their sponsors are as follows.
Hearings start at 2 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
Tuesday
Appropriations, Room 1003, 1:30 p.m.
LB793 (Ag. Com J Appropriates $165,000 from the General Fund
to NU to aid students in taking required courses in veterinary
medicine and surgery.
LB867 (Koch) Increases Nebraska Veterans' Aid Fund from $9
million to $10 million.
LBS27 ScmrMuthorizes and directs Dept. of Public Institut- (
ions to acquire JFK campus in Wahoo for use as a veterans
home.
Judiciary, Room 2102
LB744 (Comm.) Adopts the Nebraska Crime Victim's Reparation
Act
LB7Aa' (Comm.) Adopts the Nebraska Restitution Employment
Furlough Act.
LB750 (Comm.) Provides for subpoenas issued at the request of
any state government agency.
Wednesday
Appropriations, Room 1003, 1:30 p.m.
LB838 (Goodrich) Authorizes UNO capital construction projects.
LB883 (Burbach at governor's request) Increases some agencies
cash and revolving fund appropriations.
LB939 (Goodrich) Provides a deficiency appropriation for welfare
patients care in nursing homes.
LB972 (Burbach at governor's request) Changes appropriations for
certain state agencies.
Judiciary, Room 2102
LB745 (Comm.) Provides that acts of discrimination based upon
sex or marital status shall be unlawful.
LB747 (Comm.) Provides legal age of marrlag. at 17.
Labor, Room 2414, 1:30 p.m.
LB811 (Cur row) Adopts the Nebraska Wage Payment Collection
Act
Public Works, East Chamber, 1:30 p.m.
LB768 (Telecommunications Comm.) Makes provisions for tele
phone companies to establish rates for new service, equipment
or rates not previously offered.
Revenue, Room 1019, 1:30 p.m.
LB844 (Comm.) Provides transfer and fees of motor vehicle regi
strations. LB894 (Moylan) Provides a credit against taxation for improve
ments to real property.
Urban Affairs, Room 2230, 1:30 p.m.
LB719 (Swlgart) Expands categories of individuals required to re
gister vehicles in metropolitan class cities.
LB957 (George) Provides that salary Increases for city council
members and county board members shall be valid only upon
two-thirds vote of the council or board.
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most successful semester ever
About two-thirds of the 2,700 books brought to the
AS UN book exchange this semester were sold, according
to ASUN Senate Secretary Annette Sorenson, an unde
clared sophomore from Crofton.
This probably was the most successful semester the ex
change has had since its start five years ago, said Paul
Morrison, ASUN second vice-president. But he said he
could not give a dollar estimate of the business.
"With the closing of Campus Bookstore and the high
price of books, students are looking for a better means to
sell their books," the graduate student from St. Paul said.
The exchange is operated by the Senate Standing Com
mittee for Student Services, and is a "mediator" between
students selling books and students buying them, Soren
son said. ASUN senators and volunteers work at the ex
change, she added.
Students mark the price they want in books and leave
them at the exchange. All money collected is returned to
the students and ASUN Senate receives no profit. Soren
son said.
History, English, sociology and psychology books were
the most common books available this semester, she said.
The sociology and English books probably sold the most
Sorenson added.
The exchange had few health or law books or medical
dictionaries, she said.
Owners can claim unsold books this week in the ASUN
Senate office in the Nebraska Union.
In the past, remaining books were kept and sold the
next semester, Sorenson said. This year, senate executives
may decide to donate remaining books to a charity or to
the Nebraska Penal Complex, Morrison said.
If the books are sold and the money unclaimed, the
Senate will try to contact students and send them their
money, he said.
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Weather
Monday: Mostly cloudy and
colder with a chance of snow
flurries. Highs in the low 30s.
Tuesday: Slightly warmer
and mild with temperatures
reaching the mid 40s.
Monday
8 a.m. Japanese Agri
cultural Training Program-Nebraska
Center for Continuing
Education (NCCE), 33rd and
Holdrege streets.
3:30 a.m .-Newspaper Man
agement Identification and
Training Conference (NMIT)
NCCE.
Tuesday
-NMIT Conference -
8 8JTI.
NCCE.
10 a.m.-Exhibit of James
Van Derzee photographs
(through Feb. 29)- Sheldon
Memorial Art Gallery, 12th and
R streets.
6 p.m .-Audubon ,'lldlife
Film-"Wildlife by Day . ,td by
Night"-NCCE.
7 p.m.-Llfe Planning Con-ference-NCCE.'
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7 pjn.-ASUN Government
Liaison Committee-Nebraska
Union.
7:30 p.m. - Foibles Film
Festival-Henzlik Auditorium.
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What do these people and events have in
common?
Daniel Williams, Black Photographer
s Ralph Abernathy ;
Model United Nations
. Foreign Film Series
Tulsa Civic Ballet
Coffeehouses and Concerts
Marc and Brenda Feigen-Fasteau
Feminist Comedians Harrison & Tyler
Symposium on the Wisdom of the West
Gene Roddenberry with Star Trek
Victor Marchatti
Jimmy Driftwood & the Rackensack
Folklore Society
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by the UNION PROGRAM COUNCILI
What do these program committees have in
common?
Art Lending Library
Black Activities
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Concerts
Contemporary Arts
Foreign Films
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Human Potentials
Jazz 'n Java
Model United Nations
Record Lending Library
Talks & Topics
Visual Arts
Walpurgisnacht
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listed above and many others happen?
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400 Dress & Casual Pants at $9.93 600 Shirts at $5.93 6 $8.99
40 Ski & Leather Coats at K price 80 Hiking Doots
200 Pants at $3.99
130 Dresses at $16.99
100 Dresses at price
0 Denim Skirts at $8.50
50 Midcalf Skirts at $3.50
190 Denim Tops & Jackets at $10.93
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