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Wednesday, august 29, 1979
ix new cadets, rhino boots await parking violators
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By Rich Jurgens
Students beware. UNL police have
added yet another obstacle for parking
violators.
Most parking violators, who are now
just getting used to rhino boots, will now
have to get used to six new police cadets.
Capt. Ken Markle said "the six cadets
will do nothing but write traffic tickets.
"This is going to make a big difference.
We (UNL police) will be able to get kids
sooner who have back tickets," said
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The rhino boots, Markle said, will still
be used with anyone having two citations
that haven't been paid within 20 days. The
cost for having the rhino boot removed is
$5 plus whatever money is owed in tickets.
A rhino boot locks a wheel.
If the student has mag wheels or any
other kind of expensive wheel the car will
probably be towed in.
Markle said because rhino boots can
break some kinds of wheels the car will be
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towed by Whitney AAA, located at 216 W.
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The towing cost is $20, and the tickets
must be paid before UNL police will
authorize a release on the car.
However. Markle said, the rhino boot
will be used if possible instead of towing.
Markle said AAA handles all the car
tows for the city and UNL because they
are the best equipped and are insured up to
$100,000 for any damages a car may re
ceive while being towed.
Markle said during the school year, 400
to 600 tickets a day are written, with a
collection rate of 75 percent. He said the
other 25 percent are not paid because of
valid reasons, which UNL police will take
under consideration.
The cost of parking tickets in a permit
area is $5 if paid within 10 working days
and $10 after ten days.
A meter ticket is $2, and $4 after 10
days.
Markle said most tickets for meters are
given simply because the student is too
lazy and careless about keeping money in
the meter.
Markle said the only areas on campus
patrolled 24 hours a day were those around
dorms and service areas.
As a result of the parking problem, John
Duve, UNL parking coordinator, said a
parking lot near Harper, Schramm, Smith
dormitory will be completed in October
with space for about 300 additional cars.
He said several other parking areas are
being repaired.
Duve said the first , week of classes
would be a problem, but said the only
thing he could recommend is that students
buy parking permits and find out where
they belong.
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