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thursday, September 8, 1970
Budget direct
By Cindy Cogllanese
or disputes Sen. Keyes revenue figures
The State Budget Director Wednesday
said that a $425 million excess in the State
Revenue Department, as reported by State
Sen . Orval Key es' office , does not exist ,
Don Leuenberger, budget director, said
an error was made ..by .Keyes' office in the
calculation of the excess money because
appropriations, ,-reappropriations and
encumbrances were not taken Into account
with the $623 million figure left from the
last fiscal year's budget.
An aide to Keyes Tuesday said if a
special session of the legislature comes
about, that Keyes would push for a cut
in state taxes or to give the purported
excess to educational state aid, thus cutting
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Keys' office said Tuesday that the
Revenue Department had projected an ex.
cess of $19,779,561 in unobligated funds
from the 1978-79 fiscal year. The Revenue
With this set of figures, Keyes called for
i special session of the Legislature to
decide what to do with the excess.
Uuenberger said that the Revenue
Department actually reported a 1.3 percent
balance increased over its 1978.79 projec
tion and that the department pulled In
$8.7 million more than planned.
He added that the State Board of
Equalization and Assessment, on June 4,
1979, presented a net revenue estimate of
$588.5 million. Added with a beginning
balance of $62 3 million that amounted to
a total of $650.8 projected for the 1979-80
fiscal year.
Leuenberger said $576.5 million in
appropriations, $26.5 million in reappro.
wiatlons and $7.4 million in encum.
brances will come out of the $650.8 mil
lion figure.
In addition, Leuenberger said that $40.4
million is available for a reserve that is
required by law. That figure is 6.6 percent
of the total budget and by state law cannot
exceed 7 percent.
' Earlier this year, Gov. Charles Thone
had recommended a 6 percent reserve
requirement, taking into consideration that
Nebraska might enter into a moderate
recession by the end of the fiscal year.
Leuenberger said the state was obligated
to pay $335 million against the $625 mil
lion that was carried qvcr from last fiscal
year's budget, adding that this figure
probably was not taken into consideration
by Keyes' office.
State Tax Commissioner Fred Herring,
ton also said Wednesday that the Revenue
Department is sticking by Its projection
of $42 million in excess at the end of the
1979-80 fiscal year despite Keyes'. predic
-tlon of a $75 million excess. He said that
July's figures showed a 14.4 percent
Increase above the department's projec
tions but he added that he is not sure If the
trend will continue.
Herrlnjjton added that state senators
who. are calling for a special session to
decide what to do if an excess does exist,
should remember that the State Treasury
Department will be making major home,
stead exemption payments to Nebraska
counties, which last year amounted to over
$30 million.
LTS providing buses to fair
Lincoln Transportation System buses
will provide daily service between down
town Lincoln and . the State Fairgrounds
for the State Fair until Sept. 9.
Buses will leave 1 1th and N Streets
downtown every half-hour between 9:15
a.m. and 10:15 pjn. for the fairgrounds.
Return service to downtown Lincoln will
operate every half hour from 9:30 a.m. to
10:30 p.m. or after the conclusion of the
evening shows.
Regular LTS fares will apply to the
fairgrounds service and transfers to and
from the State Fair route will be honored.
Buses operating to the fairgrounds will
use the regular downtown loop, running on
11th, J and 14th Streets before following
14th to R Street and then operating via
17th Street to the Fairgrounds Coliseum
where a bus stop will be established. Ser
vice will not be operated on Sunday, Sept.
2, or on Labor Day, Sept. 3.
For complete route and schedule infor
mation, call the LTS Information Center at
474-1561.
fen Mite1
1970 VW Bug, new engine,
needs some body work. $750.
477-3179.
1974 750-4 Honda, 8700
miles, excellent condition. Best
offer. Many extras. 483-4322,
466-4502. '
For sale, 1975 Fiat X19
green, convertablc; excellent
condition, 483-5872. Make
offer.
1976 Triumph Spitfire, bur
gandy with black top. Runs
great-must sell. 477-1432 even
ings. Never used I New Suzuki
250T motorcycle, paid $950,
this spring but never licensed.
Warranty valid til Mar. 80,
$750,474-0501.
6-string classical fender
guitar. Call 489-0115 after 8
p.m.
Great books of the western
world. 54 vols. Start with
Homer end with Freud. Encycl
opedia Britannica edition.
Books in print list at $530 will
sell for $300. Call Steve 477
2472. For Sale: Buffet, Alto Saxa
phone, good condition, Dennis
Romshek 464-0901.
Small green plaid sofa $100,
2 small stackable chest of draw
en $30 or $50 for pair. Call
Barb. 488-4629 after 3 pxn.
161b. undrilled bowling ball.
Tommy Hudson Brunswick LT
48. Color, green streak. Make
offer. 466-3042.
Complete waterbed. Brand
new 4 poster frame. $175. Steve
477-1646.
Red Crcs
1973 Impale, runs good, new
tires, make offer. 483-1746.
1969 Simca, safety sticker,
bucket seats, hatchback. Good
gas mileage. First $225. 477
3037, ask for Scott.
Electric typewriter for sale.
Only 3 years old. 472-0943.
Single bed frame and Broy
hill bookcase headboard. $55.
423-3404.
For rent, one bedroom
apartment, close to university
and downtown. Call 477-5909.
2-2 B.R. apt. just remodeled.
Within walking distance of U.N.
Call for appointment. 477-6174.
1 bedroom efficiency, share
utilities, furnished, 1 block from
campus. $125 474-0873 after 5.
1 bedroom apt. 22nd & D.
Off street parking, $195 de
posit. 423-6157 or 483-2238.
Fix your car at our place. We
rent garage space and tools.
AMAZON AMOCO
11th & D
474-4822
1 large two bedroom apt.
swimming pool, sauna, etc. Call
475-7771 for more information.
INCREDIBLEII
Spacious one and two bedrooms
some furnished. Pool. Parking,
parages available. Call 423-7475
or see manager in apartment No.
31 1 for information. Rent starts
t $180. Six or twelve month
contract. No pets.
FREEH
Call 477-2376 to see dean, cozy
furnished efficiencies from $155
month. Heat paid. Large
closets. 1327 H Street. ,
Soccer and flag football
coaches and officials needed.
Please call Lincoln, YMCA at
475-YMCA for further Informa
tion. Student for part-time work
. with livestock. Farm experience
desirable. Must have car. Call
489 7419.
YMCA needs bus driver 2-6
p.m. Monday-Friday. Contact
Bob Tlustos at 475-9622.
RECREATION POSITIONS
City of Lincoln Parks & Rec
reation is currently accepting
applications for part-time posit
ions at recreation centers and
after-school winter playgrounds.
Mornings, afternoon, evening
and weekend hours available.
Salary $2.90-$3.30hour de
pending on position. For infor
mation contact 435-3782.
An Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer
FIRST DOWN
the football program published
by the Daily Nebraskan, is in
need of 30 persons to sell pro
grams for approximately 4
hours on football Saturdays.
The pay is good ($4-$5 per
hour) and the job is fun, for
yourself or for your organizat
ion. For more details, call Art at
472-1760 for more information
and meeting time.
Busboys wanted. Call 472
9861. Immediate opening for full
or part-time foreign car mechan
ic. Must be experienced and
supply own tools. Contact
Service Manager, Doan Rose
Sales. 125 N. 21st.
Help wanted, day hours, 11
a.m.-2 p.m. and weekends.
Apply in person. Dairy Queen
3500 Cornhusker Hwy.
Part-time Bellmen. Waiters,
and Waitresses; Maid for week
ends. Apply In person. Villager
1 Motel-Best Western.
5200 -O" St.
GODFATHER'S PIZZA
Part-time watiresses . wanted.
Day and nkjht hours available.
Apply in person to Terry. Bill or
Mike.
12th & Qua
1979 - 80 Organizational Meeting of
7:30 p.m. Nebraska Union
The largest collegiate organization in
North America. A service organization
Permanent part-time ware
house position, 4-7:30 a.m. Full
time possible during summer.
Must be healthy and dependable
Apply Lincoln Poultry & Egg,
20th & 'M' St.
GODFATHER'S
Part-time night bartenders need
ed. Apply in person. Ask for
Terry, Bill or Mike. 12th fit Q
Upstairs in the Glass Menagerie.
Part-time child care and light
housekeeping. After school
supervision of 8 and 11 year
old. Transportation and refer
ences required. Call 483-4693
after 6 p.m.
TACO INN
Apply now for jobs this semest
er. Flexible hours and shifts.
Apply afternoons in person,
13th &R.
Part-time desk clerk wanted.
Call Colonial Inn 464-5971 for
appt. Ask for Mr. Strauch.
Part-time handyman for vari
ous office jobs and light maint
enance. Must have car. Pay
negotiable plus mileage. 466
1946. Avon sales opportunity. Un
limited sales on your own
schedule. Campus territories
available. Call Brenda 472-9859
or Jeri 466-4754.
Sweep Left Restaurant 2nd
Level. Bus boy position avail
able. Part-time daily from 10
a.m.-2 p.m. Excellent pay and
health club benefits. Apply:
SWEEP LEFT
815 "O"
Experienced waitresses and back
up cook. Flexible hours, top
wages and benefits. Apply in
person to Charlie after 4 p.m.
PORKORNY'S
56th & Cornhusker
We need waitresses and bar
backs. Apply In person between
2-4 p.m.
BARRYMORE'S
124 N. 13th
& JP.
(very involved person)
GABt CMJIPUB
September 6 10a.m.-2p.m.
Nebraska East Union
Grcat Plalns Room
$onsordbyCTVH'tActMt'9t&PrcrvrS'3tt
The Daily Nebraskan needs
two editorial page columnists.
Undergraduate or graduate stu
dents should apply at Room 34
of the Nebraska Union. Please
bring samples of your writing.
Cocktail waitress wanted Friday
-Saturday-Sunday, 7 p.m.-1 a.m.
Countryside Bowl & Lounge
Rt.6
Emerald, NE
Sweep Left Lounge 2nd
Level -Now hiring part evening
cocktail waitress. Outstanding
pay, flexible hours, no exper
ience necessary. We will train.
Apply 9-6 daily,
SWEEP LEFT
815 "O" St.
Close to Campus
CAMPUS REPS
Wanted to sell
Printed sportswear
To campus organizations.
Work for the largest printed
sports outlet in the upper mid
west. JIM DIER SPORTSWEAR
1724 "O" St.
474-4308
20 Campus Sales Reps Wanted
Tremendous commission system
Allows impressive-earnings for
only a few hours per week
Call Flower World, 474-6938
Need part-time warehouse help.
Farm background preferred but
not required. Apply in person.
MILLER SEED COMPANY
1540 Cornhusker
Salespeople wanted. Apply
downtown Jason's. 1346 P St.
THE DONUT STOP
Sales person needed Thursday
Friday only 7 a.m .-noon. Also
sales person for Saturday only,
6 a.m. -noon. Apply in person
before noon.
27th & "O" St.
Permanent part-time posit
ion working 4-8 p.m. evenings
and 5:30 a.m.-noon Sunday.
Must have auto, mileage expens
es paid. Please call Jerry, 473
7361 for interview appointment
LINCOLN JOURNAL
STAR PRINTING COMPANY
Night bookkeeper needed,
Monday-Friday hours 11 p.m.-7
a.m. Bookkeeping or accounting
background necessary. Call 475
2065, Thrifty Scot Motel.
The Nebraska Club has open
ings for dining room waiters.
Ideal part-time hours. Apply in
person, 20th floor. First Nat
ional Bank Building.
Hejp wanted, part-time.
Morning, afternoon and evening
hours available. Apply at Towne
Parking, 1313 "M" St.
Female math major wanted
to tutor gifted sjcond grader U.
school. 466-2084 evenings.
Jeaaira?
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K ; for all your sports equipment.
Chock our specials on Running M
Go To GERRY'S
s
.8
Shoos and Tennis end
Racquotball equipment.
Sport and Ski Shop
1324 P St 44-4288
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for collage men end women.
