monday, march 1, 1976
daily nrbraskan
page 11
Polite say infernat ional
By Nancy Clark
Joining the International Brotherhood of Police Of
ficers (IBPO) will give the five-month-old Lincoln police
union more bargaining power at less cost, said James Hill,
Lincoln union president.
IBPO is the largest and most professional police union
in the United States, he said. Lincoln, police union mem
bers voted unanimously to join IBPO in December and be
came affiliated with , the national union in January.
IBPO members have the full-time services of an IBPO
lawyer and each member receives a $10,000 life insurance
policy, HiB said.
In addition to legal services, IBPO members receive in
formation and advice from "professional" negotiators, he
said.
The attorney service is the Tig plus," he added. A
local union organization would pay $35 to $40 an hour to
wart
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1 972 Opel GT.low mileage ,
excellent shape. 472-9712.
1966 Olds Jetstar 83, $180.
475-8206.
1969 Econoline E-300 van;
short box. auto, 6-cyl.. AMFM.
$1,100,472-9824.
70 B.M.W. 2002. 475-7405.
1975 Kawasaki; blue K2
400D. Disc brake, electric start,
hi-rise handlebars, tiny .bar,
432-7751.
Honda 350 CL. excellent
condition, many extras, $650.
Call 464-1432 after 6 p.m.
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Panasonic 8-track 4 channel
deck. 120V 6OH2. Never used.
$100 or best offer. 432-4359.
Name brand stereo compon
ents at big savings through
S.D.C. Factory fresh and fully
warranteed. For price quotes,
call Tom at 488-0071.
Four smaller Advent loud
speakers, one yr. old, $140 per
pair, 472-9891.
rojiof i & ppm bocki-vVv yoi
'em, we buy 'em, we sell 'em.
TRADE-A-TAPE &
RECORDS
AND THE COMICENTER
1127 "P" St. . 474-9675
USED FOUR HOURS: Texas
Instrument SRI 6-11. adapter,
case, batteries. One week only
550 cash. Call 786-3670.
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put is iruiccbl to handicapped ttudtnti.
For questions, call Paul R. Morrijon, 472-2531 ,
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Football Tables- One home
model, $330; two coin-op tables
$475 and $500; one new table,
$575. Call 464-7531.
Clairol Crazycurl steam curl
ing wand with brush styling
attachment-new $15. Call Mary
Ann, 472-2586 or 488-0527.
Mobile home for rent, call
Erv. 432-2853.
I RAINTREE APTS.
32nd & "O"
1 bedroom $160 util.J
1 2 bedroom $1$0 util.J
Apartments are all el- o
ectric. range, dishwasher,
5 drapes and carpet. 489-
Z 9661. After 6-489-0517 f
or 453-4793.
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020 Ho. 20th
Two bedroom duplex. Appli-I
ances, carpeted, no pets. $165
util.
477-3413 or 489-7000 !
1950 "Q" St.-ready to
occupy, efficiency apts, garage,
carpet, bed, appliances, air con
ditioning. 466-1933, Wood
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Partially furnished 2-bdrm.
apt. good location, $130 util.
435-6717.
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Roomy & modern one bdrm.
or two bdrm. apartments.
1-2 baths, all appliances in
cluded. Heat paid, off-street
parking. Starting at $200.
Mgr. 435-6988
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Pert-time cocktail waitress -2-4
rights a week. House of the
Dragon. 6811 "O" St. 489-
Full and part-time food and
beverage service personnel.
Immediate openings. Prominent
club in Lincoln, 423 8502.
Busboys needed at sorority,
meals provided, 435-4820.
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retain a lawyer's service, he said.
The local union pays $88.40 annually to IBPO for each
of its members, which comes to a $10 monthly fee
charged each member, Hill said.
Since its inception in September 1975, the Lincoln
union has grown from 28 to 176 members out of 226
eligible officers. Officers through the rank of lieutenant
are eligible.
Hill attributed the growth to "officers appreciating the
benefits provided by the union."
"They like the idea that if there is a job-related prob
lem, there is legal help available at no charge," he said.
"And it is in the nature of the job that problems will
arise."
Hill said he did not see the membership growth as a
sign that officers were considering a strike. State laws and
Sharp, well-organized girl to
work half-days now, possibly a '
permanent full-time job. Book
keeping, office receptionist
work. Will train. Owl Aviation,
467-3400
" Part-time year-round job.
flexible hours. Inquire at St.
Mark's-on-the-Campus 1309 "R"
St. 432-2251.
NEW STUDENT
ORIENTATION
Applications and reference
forms for Student Host posi
tions to work with New Student
Orientation for this summer
must be submitted to the Dean's
Office of your college by this
Wednesday, March 3. Applica
tions are still available at the ,
college dean's offices, the office
of Criminal Justice, 334 Ne
braska Union, and 200 Nebraska
Union. For more information
call 472-2485 or come to 200
Nebraska Union.
$C C 2 W fl C
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& Part-time work Vt
a available 25-35
hours. Earn up to
t $125 per week.
iA Also full-time
work this summer.
w See Mr". White for v
a interview Mon. 5
pjm. or 6 p.m. ?
m only, Stag Room, v
Villager Motel,
" 5200 "O" St. 2
if Vr
$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Female roommate; own
room, new house convenient to
downtown, weshing fac. $78
mo. 432-3887.
Female roommate wanted to
share spacious duplex. Own
room, pets allowed. Rent -$42.50.
Call 432-1758.
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Need Samurai sword. Will
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Must be in excellent
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the IBFO charter prohibit police strikes, he added.
Murry Schaeffer will serve as corporative attorney
and lobbyist, representing the Lincoln and Scottsbluff
IBPO chapters. The Scottsbluff Police Dept. is .the
only other Nebraska police dept. which has joined IBPO.
Schaeffer served with the Lincoln Police Dept. for
seven and one-half years before quitting to attend law
school. He is working as a Lancaster County deputy at
torney but resigned Friday to assume his IBPO duties,
Hill said..
Other Nebraska police depts. are looking at IBPO, H'U
said.
Campus Police Chief Gail Cade said Campus Police
officials previously have discussed forming a union, but
added that there has been no recent discussion on the
subject.
Speed Reading Course.
Classes Mon. & Wed. beginning
Mar. 8. 10:30. 2:30, 7:30; Labs
11:30, 3:30, 6:30. 8:30. Regi
ster Extension Division. 51 1 Ne
braska Hall, 472-2171. Instruct
or: Kay Felton. 489-751 7.
LOST: set of keys in black,
"First Wests ide Bank" case be
tween 22nd & Vine and Nebr.
Hall. Reward. Call 435-3179,
Steve.
Birthright offers a choice.
We understand the needs of you
and your baby, 477-8021 .
(It's true) Dippy Donut do
nuts all look the same in the
middle . . . but on the outside
they're tastefully different.
CORRECTION
There were 2 errors in
the 8-Week Advertisement.
Firms listed as First Great
western end Snyder, Grand
& Muehling CPA should
have read First Greatwest
and Snyder, Grant &
Muehiing, CP .A.
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Mill named
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Joanne Nill, who recent
ly completed work on her
master of arts degree in
home economics communi
cations at the University of
Missouri in Columbia, has
been named the new assis
tant extension editor in
home economics communi
cations in the Agricultural
Communications Dept.
" Ralston Graham, profes
sor and chairman of the Ag-
ricultural Communication
and Extension Education
Depts., said Nill officially
will start work today. She
replaces Janet Poley who
left Jan. 5 to work for the
UJS. Department of Agri
culture. Nill, 45, was chosen by a
committee from the depart
ment. He said Nill worked as an
ovtpncinn corviVp tpphnirlan
and was a graduate assis
tant planning and producing
radio and television pro
grams tor home economics
communications while work
ing toward her MA.
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