Wednesday, march 29, 1973
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daily nebraskan
Candidate too poor for filing fee, but not for ski vacation
Omaha - Nebraska's only pauper candidate for governor
returned to Waverly Monday after a three-day skiing vaca
tion in Colorado with his family.
Richard Hedrick, 50, a locomotive engineer for Bur
lington Northern Railroad, became the fifth candidate for
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11:45 a.m. - Montclair
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Union Conference Rooms.
Noon - Student Y-Wo-men
Speak, 232 Nebraska
Union.
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Science-International Edu
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Plains Room.
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Malcolm School, Nebraska
Union Auditorium.
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337.
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5:30 p.m. - Students for
Juelfs. Nebraska Union 232.
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Union Harvest Room A.
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Program Council, East
Union Garden Room.
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da, Nebraska Union Har
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Union 202-202A.
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7 p.m. - Alpha Zeta
pledge meeting, East Union
Great Plains Room.
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Advisory Board, Nebraska
Union Sycamore Room.
7 p.m. - Panhellenic
Council, Nebraska Union
243.
7 pjn. - Women Re
source Center-Men's Rap
Group, Nebraska Union 337.
7:30 pjn. - Chancellor's
Committee on Mexican-American
Affairs, Nebraska
Union 242.
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KAR, Nebraska -Union
Auditorium.
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selors, Nebraska Union
225 B-C.
EUPC - Graduate Art
Show, East Union Loft.
the Republican nomination for governor this month, after
he took an oath saying he could not pay the $400 filing
fee.
A spokesman for Burlington Northern in St. Paul,
Minn., said locomotive engineers are paid an average of
$30,000 a year.
It was the second time Hedrick filed for office without
paying the filing fee and then took a skiing vacation.
In 1976, he filed as a candidate in the 25th Legislative
District against State Sen. Jerome Warner. Hedrick
scribbled on his 1976 filing application that he was pro
testing a state requirement that he pay a $48 filing fee,
or 1 percent of the annual $4,800 legislative salary.
As a result of Hedrick 's 1976 free filing and subsequent
ski vacation, the 1978 Legislature passed a bill to make it
more difficult for persons to run without paying the filing
fee.
State Sen. John Murphy of South Sioux City ac
knowledged he had Hedrick in mind when he introduced
a proposal in LB 233 that will tighten filing requirements.
Psychic gives skeleton location
New York-Dorothy Allison told police that 14-year-old
Susan Jacobson could be found in a marsh area, in
sight of two bridges and an abandoned car, and near the
letters "M," "A and "K.
That was almost two years ago. Susan Jacobson 's skele
ton was found Saturday in a 55-gallon oil drum at the
bottom of a 12-foot shaft in a Staten Island shipyard, jn
an area that fit the psychic's description.
About 200 feet from the shaft, high on a rod. were
the red-painted letters "MAR."
Susan's parents now say police could have saved them
months of anguish if they had only listened to Allison, a
Nutley, NJ., resident whom they say claims she lias
helped the FBI and police find 20 bodies.
"They kept saying we need facts, not psychics," said
Robert Jacobson, the girl's father.
Medical Center union
Omaha-Union efforts to organize University of Ne
braska Medical Center employees are under way,
according to an official of Local 1015, Retail and Profes
sional Employees Union.
David Marrero, union organizing director, said the ef
fort is directed toward all but supervisory personnel and
faculty members.
About 2,500 employees may be affected, he said.
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rubella shortly before preg
nancy or during early preg
nancy, the disease can ser
iously damage her unborn
child. Rubella immunity
testing is available to all
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The University Health
Center is sponsoring a five
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For more information, call
Ann Wilson, 472-2102.
The Government Liaison
Committee and the Lincoln
Electoral Commission is
sponsoring a voter registra
tion drive March 29 and
30 in the Nebraska Union
north lobby, and March 31
in the East Union. Booths
will be open from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at both locations.
The UNL Undergraduate
Sociology Association will
meet at 1 :30 today in the
Undergraduate Lounge, Old
father Hall 722.
Students for Stan Juelfs
for Governor will meet at
5:30 this afternoon in the
Nebraska Union.
The Afro-American Col
legiate Society will1 meet at
7 tonight in the Cultural
Center, 1012 N. 16th St.
The UNL Spanish Club
is sponsoring "La Mesa Es
panola" Thursday from
11:30 a.m. to 1:20 p.m.
in the Nebraska Union Har
vest Room.
Phi Chi Theta wil meet
at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in
the Nebraska Union Harvest
Room.
The UNL Agronomy
Club will meet at 7 p.m.
Thursday in Keim Hall 244.
The UNL Block and
Bridle Club will meet at 7
p.m. Thursday in Marvel
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