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Candidates for the NU Board of Regents will parti
cipate in an open forum with UNL students today in Ne
braska Union, said Robin Buchman, coordinator of the
forum for the Housing Policy Committee, a Council on
Student life subcommittee.
The event will be in the Union north and south con
ference rooms from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Some candidates
wi3 eat lunch or dinner in UNL residence halls, she said.
The eight participating candidates are; from district
three: Charlie Krig, a sophomore journalism and theater
major from South Sioux City; district four: William Hood,
a teacher from Bellevue; Willard Waldo, a DeWitt farmer,
and James WincheD, a Beatrice dentist; district five: Mrs.
Fred Seaton of Hastings and Kenton Johannes, a UNL stu-
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Thirtv-nine UNL students from 16 academic demrt.
ments will participate today in a workshop designed to
show available opportunities in Lincoln for international
careers.
The workshop will be from 1 to 5 pjn. at the National
Bank of Commerce (NEC) Center, according to Allan
Thorson, student workshop coordinator. Thorson, a
senior in pre-med from Mead, said the workshop is spon
sored by the UNL Department of University Studies.
Speakers at the workshops and their topics are:
-Brad Koreil, NEC international banking officer, ''Op
portunities for Nebraska firms for overseas sales and deal
ing with overseas development banks."
-John AHington, president of Instruments Co.,
"Unique aspects of dealing with socialist governments.'
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district eight: the Rev. Dsrrel Eergof Lincoln and William
Minier from Omaha.
A ninth candidate, Grand bland teacher Alton
Kienker, will not attend the forum but will eat dinner in a
residence hall, Buchman said.
Incumbent regent candidates James Moylan and
Robert Prokop of Omaha, Kerrrst Wagner of Schuyler and
Robert Koefoot of Grand Lland declined Livitations to
the forum, Buchman said.
Buchman said her planning committee also has pre
pared a brochure for students and candidates unable to
attend the forum, stating platforms of all
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-Stanley Esbenshode, director of manufacturing at
Kawasaki of Lincoln, "Differing management philosophies
in the international community."
-Allen Overcash, attorney with the Lincoln law firm
of Woods, Aitken, Smith, Greer, Overcash and Spangler,
the export-import bank.
-John Lee, chief of the wheat division of the Nebraska
State Department of Agriculture and l.lirx Koehnke, sbo
of the agriculture department, "International trade of
agricultural commodities and foreign market
development."
-Robert Hinds, senior vice-prc&ient and trust officer
of the National Bank of Commerce, will give a welcoming
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Nebraskan reporter
wins Hearst award .
Ron Rufsless, a sophomore journalism major
from O'NejuJ, has won first place in the final
monthly writing contest of the Vniiam Randolph
Hearst Foundation's $87,750 Journalism Awards
Program.
Kufless, a Daily Nebraskan reporter, becomes
the fifth UNL School of Journalism student to place
in the Hearst competition, placing UNL 6 of 63
schools which participate in the six-month national
competition.
Ruggless won for his article which broke the
news of the appointment of UNL's new chancellor,
Roy Young of Oregon State University before it
was announced by the NU Board of Regents. The
story appeared in the Feb. 6 Daily Nebraska.
MI really appreciate the support the staff and
editors gave me," Ruess said.
As winner of a SI ,200 scholarship, Rimless will
participate in the National Writing Championship in
San Francisco next month. He wO compete with
seven other finalists in the series of writing contests
sponsored by the foundation.
Other UNL Hearst winners were senior
jounalism majors Nancy Stohs of Grand Island who
won a sixth place in feature writing, and Ray
Walden of Grand Island, Lynn Roberts of Gehring
and Deb Gray of Lincoln, who placed among the
second 20 in the competition.
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