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daily nebraskan
thursday, november 30, 1978
Union Board considers changes in Union services
By Denise Smee
The Nebraska Union Board Wednesday
discussed issues raised in the Touche-Ross
report, the fund "B" report and other re
ports from union, management.
The issues discussed involved: eliminat
ion or restructuring rates for catering out
side of the unions such as to the Faculty
Club, or to the chancellor's or university
president's residence; elimination or rate
restructure of fund-raising events held at
the union especially those involving food
service; building hour changes and eliminat
ing the Colonial Room.
Nebraska Union Director Allen Bennett
said catering to places outside of the union
started as a courtesy, but it has grown, he
said, and is a business with a dollar volume
of over $70,000.
"Any mispricing in that is significant,"
he said.
Though pricing for direct costs such as
food can easily be done, he said, it has
been difficult to determine indirect costs
such as wear and tear on union dishes and
utensils as well as costs of salaried help in
planning the events.
Board member, Dr. John Janovy said he
did not think that anyone was trying to
criticize the activity, especially in the case
of catered events at the president's or
chancellor's residences, but said it is time
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to look at the real costs incurred.
Bennett said there is a need to do some
thing about fund-raising events because it is
is a drain on union employees.
"They're dead on their feet come Mon
day morning," he said.
Daryl Swanson, associate director and
Nebraska East Union manager, said
currently groups are assessed a $100 fee for
haveing a fund-raising activity in the union.
But, he said, this does not cover the
costs involved in providing a supervised
kitchen as required by state health
standards.
Swanson also said there were problems
with closing the union more often or keep
ing it open all the time.
Currently, he said, the union is open
110 to 120 hours a week.
Bennett said he agreed with the Touche
Ross report which said the Colonial Room
is probably the least productive and most
costly feature of the Nebraska Union.
Board Vice President Vance Colling said
he thought the Colonial Room should be
eliminated because it does not serve a
significant number of those supporting the
union with student fees.
In other business, Secretary John
Kreuscher said ASUN will interview appli
cants for eight board positions Dec. 11,12
and 13.
Nixon speech at Oxford
to be televised Thursday
Former President Richard M. Nixon's speech to ap
proximately 1 ,000 students of the Oxford Union at Ox
ford University, England, followed by unscreened questions
from students, will be aired by the Nebraska ETV Net
work at 10:30 p.m. Thursday night.
The National Public Television 90-minute program will
broadcast the Oxford appearance in its entirety and there
have been no restrictions placed on the subjects of ques
tions from students.
The former president will speak for 20 to 30 minutes
and the question and answer session will follow. The pro
gram, which will be broadcast live by satellite, will be
shown on NETV unedited, on a tape delayed broadcast.
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