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International Banking In Nebraska could
bccoma a new and profitable venture, ac
cording to Thomas rotter, vies president of
international banking at the National Bank
of Commerce.
Fottsr was keynote speaker Wednesday
at the UNL International Studies Institute
and U.S. State Dept. -sponsored conference
on foreign policy in Latin America and
Africa. He &Id Nbraa could and should
invest in ajriculturd endeavors in under-,
developed countries.
It would be a perfect match-up
because Nebraska is very unique in that
they have the rare ability to coordinate
the agricultural and business world in a
very workable way, he said.
The msjor weakness of most under
developed countries is that they hiw put
too much emphasis on industry and placed
little or no emphasis on food production.
They are now finding themselves in a posi
tion where they are finding it increasingly
hard to feed themselves, so with our sur
plus knowledge coinciding with their needs
our chances of success are good."
The major problem with help
abroad is deciding how applicable our
techniques are abroad , he said.
"I dent think this is that serious be
cause they need food and we eie able to
produce it so we can be of assistance," he
said.
Latin America and Africa are logical
markets for Nebraska banks because of the grants, so overseas financing is the logical
t" ricultural knowledge and those source for markets.
Recently, loans and grants are pending
with Venezuela, as contacts have been
made in that country by manufacturing
companies in-this area, tie added.
This is the way of the future as banks
will be looking more and mora to foreign
markets for loan and grant opportunities,
he said.
state's
countries agricultural deficiency, he aided.
h Kid the rc',3 of the U.S. in support
ing and financing underdeveloped . coun
tries is increasing greatly because there are
no , more domestic markets available.
"When banks have excess deposits, we
find it necessary to extend more loans and
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An open hearing on the University
Health Center budget and recommenda
tions for 13 student rpnizations will be
considered at the. Fees Allocation Board
(FAB) meeting at 6 pm. Thursday in the
Nebraska East Union,,
' The FAB mads tentative allocations for
14 student organizations at their last
meeting on March 17. The board reviewed
subcommittee- recommendations based on
earlisr hearings ' oa each organization.
After . discussion and clarification of
expenses by representatives of several
organizations, eight recommendations
parsed as originally moved and six passed
as amended. .
Information concerning these tentative
FAB allocations is listed below.
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American Guild
of Organists
Society of Women
Engineers
75-77
ARoc Rts.
$12.50 $100
$0 ' $150
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$125
$150
UNL Horticulture $100 $3 $250
Club
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Alpha Ttu Alpha CO tO , CO
Geology Club " $175 ' $200 $200
Undergraduate $0 $0 $0
Psychology . -
Association ,
Semper Fidelis $100 CO CO
WildSife Club $200 $200 $200
Association of $33 $25 $23
Computing Machinery .
American Institute $0 $3C3r " . ' $303
of Architects
Corn Cobs end $000 '., .. $4S0 . $400
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