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daily nebraskan
Wednesday, fcbruary 8, 1978
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Photo by Ted Kirk
Commentator Paul Harvey
Harvey optimistic
about farms, youth
in Lincoln speech
Radio commentator Paul Harvey expressed optimism
for America and emphasized that Americans seem to look
for bad news. Harvey made the remarks in a speech to the
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Monday evening.
During his speech, he voiced the familiar radio per
sonality but his tone changed during a press conference.
"I decided to report about the marriages that do last,
the planes that do land and the people that keep work
ing," Harvey said. "The biggest headlines are never more
important than the weather. The press is a flame-fanner."
He said he thinks the best news he gives his listeners
often comes during the commercials. "There is no better
lesson I can give my listeners than the fact that they can
save 30 percent on their home heating bills if they install
MacLinberg-Duncan Weatherproofing," he said.
Harvey said he is amazed by the large number of long
lasting marriages in Nebraska. He said he also is "tremen
dously encouraged" by the character of American youth.
"I'm not so sure that if I were reared in this genera
tion that I would be so hard working," Harvey revealed
But, he said, 'Kent State was a turning point. Young
people realized that they had to do the 'establishment
thing' again."
Harvey said that he considers today's -dictionaries a
"rubber ruler" for this generation to learn what is pro
per grammar. "They even include the word 'boughten'
now," he mused.
A cattle owner, Harvey said he must stay in broad
casting to stay in farming. But, he added, "Most of us are
knocking off for the winter to do our parading."
But things are getting better for the farmer and the
country, Harvey said. Government is too big, but self
government will not work without self-discipline, he said.
ASUN to hear fees position paper
ASUN will vote tonight on a formal position statement
on student fees to be presented to the NU Board of Re
gents Feb. 18.
A preliminary position paper draft to be presented
supports Line A funding to Union Program Council, the
Daily Nebraskan, ASUN, cultural activities and other or
ganizations benefitting a large number of students.
The paper also states that ASUN should play a major
role in the Task Force on Student Fees recommended
audit of Line B funding next year, in addition to being
the allocating body for Line A ftinding.
Debaters fourth in meet
UNL debaters won fourth place in the Hawkeye De
bate Tournament at the University of Iowa, Friday and
Saturday.
The UNL team of Alissa Sandein, a sophomore from
Lincoln, and Leo Chandler, a freshman from Lincoln,
competed in the junior division of the tournament.
Chandler was named fourth best speaker and Sandein
fifth best speaker in the tournament. Sixty-two teams
throughout the Midwest attended the tournament.
The statement also supports using student fees for
well-balanced speaker programs.
ASUN President Greg Johnson, drafter of the paper,
said he predicts senate approval of the paper.
The senate will meet at 6:30 tonight in the East Union.
Room will be posted. The agenda is:
I. Call to order and roll call
II. Minutes
III. Executive reports
IV. Open Forum
V. Committee reports
VI. Old business
A. Appropriations Bill No. IS
B. Constitutions
1 . Distributive Education
2. UNLPre-Dental
3. UNLShobukai
VII. New business
A. Organic Act No. 12, NUPIRG affiliation
VIII. In committee
A. Organic Act No. 10: Constitutions committee
B. Organic Act No. 11: Student Organizations.
IX. Announcements.
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