monday, february 16, 1976
daily nebraskan
page 7
Boa constrictor
466-4588 evenings.
for sale,
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Mobile home for rent. Call
432-2853 ask for Erv.
1,000 sq. feet 2 bedroom.
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2901 Apple St. 488-0858.
Female vacancies available
this semester, Cornhusker Co
Op. 705 No. 23rd. Call 475
67S8. Ask for an officer for
information.
Avail. March 1 -Deluxe one
bdrm. close to city campus,
heat paid, no pets. $145. 477-3413489-7000.
Apartment, 715 Washington.
Large bedroom, furnished,
terrace. $135 . 466-6621.
Appointment.
1950 "Q" St.-ready to
occupy, efficiency apts. Garage,
carpet, bed, appliances, air
conditioned. Singles or couples,
$150. 466-1933. ' Woodcraft
Homes.
hi
Noon waitresses 11 a.m. -2p.m.
five days per week. Must
be 19 years old. Ap y Lum's
Restaurant, 4550 "O" St.
OVERSEAS - JOBS
temporary ' or permanent.
Europe, Australia, S. America,
Africa, etc. All fields, $500
$1200 monthly. Expenses paid,
sightseeing. Free info.- Write:
International Job Center, Dept.
NA Box 4490, Berkeley, Cal.
94704.
GOING TO THE WEST
COAST FOR SPRING BREAK?
I NEED SOMEONE TO DRIVE
A CAR FROM L.A. TO
OMAHA OR LINCOLN IN
LATE MARCH OR EARLY
APRIL. 423-5664.
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1959 Chevy. 238 V-8.
Excellent condition. Call 472
9791 or 472-0335.
1974 Mustang II. Best offer.
475-2556 or 475-5085. .
1974 Fiat 124; 4-dr. sedan,
17,500 miles, $2750, like new.
See at 1345 "R". Call 474
2302. -
1973 red Road runner 340;
4-spd., air, bucket seats, radials.
786-2350.
10-spd. ' Schwlnn
Continental; mags; Sanyo car
8-track; 8 track tapes; car TV.
467-3713.
Know what you want In
stereo components but don't
like the prices? S.D.C. has low
prices on name brand stereo
components, factory fresh end
fully warranteed. Call your S.D.
C. campus rep Tom at 488
0071. Sanyo DCX-3500K
4 -channel receiver. CD-4 and SQ
decoders built In with new
warranty, 729-35S0.
AG CAMPUS: 3611
Holdrege; three large rooms plus
kitchen, bath, walk-in closets,
shag rug, and drapes, $175.
466-2259.
2222-44 Vine
CAMPUS AREA
Roomy and modern one
bdrm. or two bdrm. apart -'rtents.
1-2 baths, all
appliances included.. Heat
paid, off-street parking.
$1704200.
Mgr. 435-6933
Roommate wanted. Share
$150 rent & electricity, sheg,
super expensive furniture,
appliances, stereo, TV which I
own. 2532 Vine, Apt. 4.
Pet loving female roommate
needed to share 2 bedroom
duplex. So. Lincoln. $80 plus
utilities 475-4493.
Need male roommate at
2532 Vine. $88mo. elec.
477-5135.
Wanted-female roommate to
share two bdrm. apartment now
andor summer, 467-3084.
Wanted: 1 or 2 responsible
girls to share an apartment.
Call 423-1348.
Need Christian roommate by
March 1st. Call Mike, 475-2913.
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Custom-made clothes from
your design or ours. Wedding
dresses too. Clifford Dress
making Shop. 423-0198.
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New LP's only $4.25
trade used for NEW
TRADE -A-T APE &
RECORDS AND THE
COMIC ENTER
,1127T"St. 474-967S
With student or faculty 10
at time of sola, 10 discount on
all tires, TV's, stereos and ,
bicycles except promotional
models. Goodyear Store, 19th
& "O", 432521.
213 No. 14th. Have you ever
een that one before?
Tuttto . Creak Lake,
Manhattan. Kansas; lakeside lot,
exceptional cabin: three bdrm.,
two bath, walk-out basement,
large deck, fully carpeted, fire
place, completely furnished,
litv Park, Lor"n27"$19jB0b.
Contact George Hail, 1501 East
Southern. Temp, Aria. 85282.
Wa are looking for an
experienced, ambitious, married
man between the age of 25 and
35 to work on a diversified
livestock and grain farm. Good
pay for the right man who is
capable and willing to assume
responsibility. Pay to ranga
between $50O-$9Q0 per month
according .to experience. Person
who has tome mechanical
ability needed. Send resume and
references to Post Office Box
113, co Seneca Post Office,
Seneca. KS 66538 or call
913-894-2402.
Academic Research
Papers
Thousands of topics..
Send in one dollar for up-to-date
160 page mail order
catalog, - .- .
' Reseerch Assistance, Inc.
11322 Idaho Ave., No. 206
Los Angelas, Calif. 90025
(213)477-8474.
Team electronics Service
Center for ail your audio
repairs, specializing in auto
audio and stereo equipment
service. 71st & "0". 435-4467.
WATCH REPAIR
All Makee-Seiko tc Timex
12 8tk. So. of Nebr. Bookstore
33S No. 12th Call 432-3414.
DICK'S WATCH SERVICE
AN AMERICAN COLLECTOR RETURNS
SALE OF ORIGINAL GRAPHICS WITH
BOTANICAL AND MILITARY PRINTS, .
POSTERS, LITHOGRAPHS BY MUCHA,
PHOTOGRAPHS BY E. CUR 115 2
ONE-DAY ONLY f
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Election booths are. in the Nebraska
Union Ballroom and the East Campus
Union, said Ned Hedges, UNL assistant
vice-chancellor "for academic affairs, who
was authorized by the regents to release .
unbiased information on faculty bargaining.
Ballot boxes also will be located in the
Colleges of Dentistry and Law, which will
be voting for no bargaining unit or separate
faculty bargaining units made up of faculty
members in each college and not the AAUP,
.Hedges said.
About 330 mail ballots were sent to
UNL extension and research division per
sonnel across the state, Hedges said, but
are placed in ballot boxes by court officials,
meaning the number of out-state ballots
which are returned will not be distinguished
from others when the vote is being
tabulated. -
" . Regents' appeal
A group called Concerned Faculty, ur
ging UNL , faculty to vote against the
AAUP, was formed after the court set the
election date.
Headed by Everett Peterson, UNL agri
culture economics professor, the group re
leased a letter stating what it called the bad
points of collective bargaining and pub
lished several advertisements in the Daily
Nebraskan.
It is possible the AAUP representation
issue will not be settled after today's elec
tion, according to Hedges, because the
regents filed an appeal in January with the
court opposing the election.
"They (the Regents) are appealing the
determination of the unit," he said. "They
believe it 'should include the entire Uni
versity (including the University of Nebras
ka at Omaha and the University of Nebras
ka Medical Center)."
This appeal still is pending in the court,
he said, and if the decision is made in favor
of the regents, today's election would be
invalid. :
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- OOC: Your link to another
world. For information on
travel, study, homestays,
voluntary service and fobs
abroad, visit your Overseas -Opportunities
Center, 205
Nebraska Union.
Interested in becoming a
para-professional in the mental
health field? OUTREACH train
ing begins Feb. 28th, deadline
for applications-Feb. 20. Apply
Rm. 104 Health Center or call
472-2102.
'. Birthright offers free preg
nancy tests, confidential under
standing help. Call 477-8021.
LIFE PLANNING
WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY 28th
For students who are un
certain about their edu
cational plans, career-related
decisions or life
plans in g&nerat. To re
gister: Come to the
Counseling Center, Third
Floor Seaton Hall.
Found: class ring; Grand
Island "Islanders" (Purple
setting), initials M.S., Class
of. '73. Phone 475-8390 after
5 p.m.
LOST: red & blue ski
mittens in Union. Reward. 483-1753.
ABORTION
INFORMATION
BUREAU, INC.
CALLUS
FREE
1-800-523-5350
A NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
"In God We Trust" - a
bicentennial dream. Help, it
happen. Call 435-0757 after
.7p.m.
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