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Program creates 1.6 million jobs
Washington - The federal government and American
business are providing a record 1.6 million jobs for the na
tion's economically disadvantaged young people this sum
mer, the Labor Department says.
The job programs supported by nearly $1 billion in fed
eral money, will mean employment for more than 90 per
cent of the poor youth expected in the labor market, La
bor Secretary Ray Marshall said.
associated press
datel
These jobs will be created by state, county and city
governments under the Comprehensive Employment and
Training Act. Job positions include X-ray, laboratory,
medical and dental assistants; library, teacher, museum
and legal aides; maintenance work; lifeguards; coaches;
counselors; and skilled trade trainees.
Life begins in October
New York - "What's Life?" the old joke began. "A
magazine," was the reply.
And a magazine it will be again, because Time Inc. an
nounced this week that it would begin publishing Life
again in October. The publication - in its old 13 18 by
UNION
calendar
8:30 a.m.-AID Wheat
Review, East Union Sun
flower Room.
11:30 a.m.-Dental Col
lege, East Union Sycamore
Room.
Noon -Academic Pro
gram reviewCBA luncheon,
Nebraska Union 242.
Noon -St. Joan of Arc
School, Nebraska Union
North Conference Room.
Noon -Homecoming Co
ordinating Committee, Ne
braska Union 216.
1 p. m .-University Judi
ciary, Nebraska Union 203.
14 p.m. -UPC Perform
ing Arts, Nebraska Union
Ballroom.
2:30 p.m-Shawnee Mis
sion Kansas High School,
Nebraska Union Great
Plains Room.
5 p.m. -UPC, Consumer
Affairs, Nebraska Union
242-243.
6 p. m .-Christian Science
Organization, Nebraska
Union North Conference
Room.
6 p.m.-Red Cross, Ne
braska Union 337.
6:30 p.m.-Panhellenic,
Nebraska Union Harvest
Room A.
7 p.m. - Ralph Nader
news conference, Nebraska
Union 242-243.
7 pjn. -Baptist Student
Union, Nebraska Union Har
vest Room C.
7 p.m.-Residence Hall
Association, Nebraska
Union South Conference
Room.
7 p.m. - Panhellenic, Ne
braska Union 343.
7 and 9 p.m. - UPC film,
Nebraska Union 202-202 A.
7 p.m. FFA, East
Union Cottonwood Room.
7 p.m. - East Campus
Gavel Gub, East Union Gol
denrod Room.
7:30 p.m. Math Counse
lors, Nebraska Union 225 B-B-C.
7:30 p.m. - UPC Talks
and Topics, speaker Ralph
Nader, Nebraska Union Ball
room. 8:30 p.m. - Young Re
publicans, Nebraska Union
Harvest Room B.
8 a.m.-5 p.m. -Student
Alumni Board, Nebraska
Union Memorial Plaza.
Booths: lA-Delta
Gamma, 2A-A.T.O., 3A &
B UPC Foreign Film Com
mittee, 4A-Ski Club, 1B
Youth Committee for Exon,
2B-Sigma Chi,4B-Campus
Girl Scouts, on Plaza;
A.A.C.S.; Nebraska Union.
10 18-inch pace size with the familiar white-on-red title,
is the latest step in the rebirth of American magazines.
Fontaine tells all
Hollywood - "I'm the only actress in Hollywood that
Howad Hughes pursued and didn't sleep with," says act
ress Joan Fontaine.
Her autobiography, 'No Bed of Roses, ' will be pub
lished by William Morrow this fall and Miss Fontaine says
she's "going to tell everything."
Fee power transfer
gets regents' OK
The NU Board of Regents voted April 22 to transfer
student fees control from the Fees Allocation Board to
the Committee for Fees Allocation (CFA), an ASUN
subcommittee.
"The duties and responsibilities will be the same," said
ASUN President Ken Marienau. "The effect is that, after
the initial year, (CFA) representatives will be elected from
the various living units."
FAB members are appointed from ASUN and the
Council on Student Life or are members of "fee
consumer" areas such as Union Board.
Under CFA, two representatives from residence halls,
two from fraternities and sororities and two living off
campus will be elected. Five ASUN senators also will
sit on the board.
"As tilings now stand, there's no guarantee for
students. But under CFA, the board is broken down by
fee payer instead of fee user," Marienau said.
"We hope that with better representation from the
living units, well have better communication and coordi
nation between fees and the student government," he
added.
The fee control switch-over was initiated by last year's
senate and was formally proposed last September. After
several delays, the regents voted last Saturday to abolish
FAB and transfer control to CFA.
The new policy goes into effect July 1 , and members
will be appointed next fall for the first year. Elections will
be delayed until the following spring, Marienau said, be
cause "we don't have a couple of thousands dollars to run
an election in the fall."
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nebraskan
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Entertainment editor: Pete Mason. Sports editor: Kevin Schnepf.
Special editor: Carla Engstrom. Photography chief: Ted Kirk. East
campus bureau chief: John Ortmann. Editorial page: Mary Jo
Pitzl.
Copy editors: Lisa Brown, E.K. Casaccio, Jill Denning, Kim
Hachiya, and Janet Lliteras. Editorial assistant: Cindy Johnson.
Business manager: Jerri Haussler. Advertising manager: Gregg
Wurdeman. Assistant advertising manager: Denise Jordan. Produc
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