thursday, february 17, 1977
daily nebraskan
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Clogged traffic
relief is near
Construction clogging traffic near 14th and W
streets should be completed temporarily by the end
of next week, said Dee Rasmussen, public relations
staff-assistant of the Lincoln Telephone and Tele
graph Co.
The final link of a phone cable has been install
ed, and construction was to be completed last fall,
she said. Bad weather postponed pouring the con
crete, Rasmussen said.
After pouring the concrete this week, L T & T
will wait for city approval to cover the street with a
temporary asphalt patch until spring when a per
manent patch will be laid, Rasmussen said.
ASUN blocks one, approves three board appointments
By Betsie Ammons
The ASUN Senate Wednesday right blocked the
appointment of an East Campus Program Council member
to the Nebraska Union Advisory Board because he told
them he wouldn't be accountable to the Senate.
EUPC member Loren Peterson said he would work
closely with ASUN but added "I am not directly responsi
ble to you. I feel I am responsible to EUPC."
' "The Senate contends that they have the power to
approve all Union Board appointees, but they do not
select the representatives from the Nebraska and East
UPC's.
Although the vote against Peterson's appointment was
a tie, it was defeated because a majority of the senate did
not vote affirmatively.
However, the Senate approved three Union Board
appointees interviewed by an ASUN selection committee.
Steve Bruce, Mark Noble and Doug Walker were asked
what they felt was the relationship between Union Board
and ASUN. ;
calendar
8:30 a.m.-Student
Affairs staff, Nebraska
Union 243.
11:50 a.m.-Emeriti
Association luncheon,
Union Pewter Room.
12:30 p.m.-Bowling
exam, Union Auditorium.
2 pjm .-Bowling exam,
Union Auditorium.
2 p.m.-Health Educa
tion staff, Union 243.
2:30 pjn.-University
Association of Administra
tive Development, Union
202-202A-203.
3:30 p.m.-Teachers
CollegeChess Ciub -William
Marz, Union 242.
3:30 p.m.-Fees Alloca
tion Board Subcommittee
three, Union 337.
3:30 pjn. -Center for
Students and Organizations
Barrier Free . UNL, Union
216.
4 pjn.-Panhellenic,
Union 232.
4 pjn .-Semper Fidelis
-Dale Herspring, Union
222. .
4 pjn.-Council of Amer
ican Indian Students, Union
343.
4:30 pjn. - Phi Chi
Theta, Union North Con
ference Room.
5 pjn. -Fees Allocation
Board subcommittee four,
Union 203.
5:30 pjn.-Eta Sigma
Gamma, Union Harvest
Room A.
6 pjn.-Fees Allocation
Board, Union 203.
6 pjn. -Christian Science
Organization, Union 222.
6:15 p.m.-rRed Cross,
Union 343.
6:30 pjn.-Baptist Stu
dent Union, Union 242.
7 pjn.-Voluntecr In
come Tax Assistance, Union
225 F-C-IL
. 7 pjn.-Council on Stu
dent life. Union 216.
7:30 pjn.-Mexican
. American Student Associa
' lion, Union 243.
7 p.m.-Beta Alpha Psi,
Union 202.
7:30 pjn. Math Coun
selors, Union 225 B-C.
7:30 p.m.-Nebraska
University Public Interest
Research Group, water issue
discussion, Union South
Conference Room.
7:30 pjn.-Chinese Stu
dent Association, Union
Auditorium.
8 pjn. Students Inter
national Meditation Society,
Union 337.
All the appointees said they thought it was important
that they reflect ASUN's opinions when voting on Union
policy.
They also said they would oppose any student fees
increase to support the Union.
Sen. Frank Thompson said he thought the Senate
would be "missing the point" if they appointed them to
Union Board.
Thompson said he had heard the same responses from
previous Union Board appointees and after being
approved, they did not report Board decisions to the
Senate.
"We're playing Al Bennett's game," Thompson said. He
suggested the Senate wait until the Union Board has been
restructured to appoint new members,
- Sen. Charles Fellingham countered Thompson's state
ment saying the reason his committee chose the three
appointees was because they were assertive.
"What we need is some responsible action," he told
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Thompson, "and what you want to do is totally
irresponsible."
Thompson also commented on Bennett's estimate that
the Union will have a $60,000 deficit at ihe end of the
school year. '
. "When the Union is losing money, it's a student
union," Thompson said, "and when Bennett wants some
thing approved it's a community center." ; '
lAe Senate also approved a resolution calling for
formation of a Student Government Task Force to study
student government. :
Task force members will be selected from UNL stu
dent governing groups. The force is being created be
cause of an ASUN controversy about who should allocate
student fees. ...... .
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