Wednesday, august 30, 1978
daily nebraskan
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ASUN
agenda
August 30, 1978, 7:00
p.m. Nebraska East Union.
I. Call to Order Roll Call
II. Approval of Minutes
III. Appointments
IV. Open Forum
V. Executive Reports
VI. Committee Reports
Academic Policy
Budget & Fees
Campus Life
Special Topics
Community Relations
Constitutions
Internal Affairs
VII. Old Business
Appropriations Bill
No. 7
Amendment to Organ
ic Act No. 1 1
Senate Bill No. 9
(Community Relations)
Senate Bill No.
(ASUN Credit Union)
Senate Bill No.
(ASUN Advisor)
Senate Bill No.
(Off-Campus Carpooling)
Senate Bill No.
(ASUN Van Disposition)
Senate Bill No. 15
(Discount Coupon Books)
Senate Bill No. 16
(New Logo and letterhead)
Senate Bill No. 17
(NSANSL Convention)
Resolution No.
(Tuition Increase)
Resolution No.
(Migration Game)
VIII. New Business
Senate Bill No.
10
12
13
14
10
11
18
Tenant
(ASUN-NUPIRG
Service)
Appropriations Bill
No. 8
IX. Announcements
X. Adjournment
Prices up
at the Crib
If the price of your ham
burger from the Crib seems
much higher this year, don't
be too upset. At least it's
size hasn't decreased.
"I've tried to stay away
from cutting servings," said
union food service manager
Bob Richeson. It's been
several years since serving
sizes were decreased, he
said.
Food, however, has in
creased drastically in price
over the last year, especial
ly beef, choclate and milk,
Richeson said.
The minimum price of
milk is fixed by the govern
ment, he explained, and
over the past two or three
years, the government has
raised the minimum.
Beef, however, is the
main culprit. Richeson esti
mates the price of ground
beef has risen 24 percent in
the last six months.
As a result of these rising
prices, as well as labor costs
and general inflation, union
food prices have had to be
increased .
And, there are some
foods you won't see around
the union any more, accord
ing to Richeson. Lamb, for
example, "has priced itself
right out of the market,"
he said.
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