Wednesday, September 12, 1979
daily nebraskan
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A shady lawn is transformed into a stage as Lincoln resident Jek Kelly (left) and UNL
practice juggling.
Penn U. lawyer: Bankruptcy won't work
Philadelphia, PA.-'Those
loan obligations should be wary of lawyers or others who
paint bankruptcy as a fast and painless process," suggests
Stephen B. Burbank, general counsel of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Burbank notes that Penn in the past two years has
contested' the attempts of three former students to avoid
their student loan obligations through voluntary bank
ruptcy. The unversity has been successful in all three
cases, preserving from discharge more than $39,000. In
a recent case, the U.S. District Court for the Central
District of California earlier denied the petition of a
former Penn PhD. candidate, JeanLandri Leroy, to
discharge a student loan debt of $12,970.
According to testimony in the proceedings, Leroy was
Must sell: 1970 Cutlass AC
snowtires. Make an offer. 435
1615. Phoenix (Appalacion) Kayak
Like new, used only 5 or 6
times. Has extras. $440. Call
339-7789.
Gibson lespaul guitar, excel
lent condition. Earth-Amp 200
watts good condition. Best offer
Call Mary at 466-6743.
Antique 3 piece oakleather
settee, 12' x 15' wool braided
rug-earth tones; also 1915 dress
form. Call 477-8438 evenings.
For sale: 9 x 12 blue shag
carpet. Call 435-1615.
FOR SALE: "House Plants"
See Plantasia.
Hotpoint side-by-side refri
gerator freezer, clean, 21 cu. ft.,
423-9261.
Bed 4 Sale: Full-size box
spring, mattress, headboard-$35
Call before 5 472-1771 ).
1974 Dodge Charge SE; red
with white interior, buckets,
AM -FM. $1700. 475-8536.
Used refrigerator-freezer,
standard size. Good working
condition. Call 474-5674 or
477-201 1 evenings.
Single bed frame and Broy
hill bookcase headboard. $55.
423-3404.
Small green plaid sofa $100,
2 small stackable chest of draw
ers $30 or $50 for pair. Call
Barb, 488-4629 after 3 pxn.
VACUUM CLEANERS
Near new and re-conditioned.
Cheep. Mr. Sweeper Store, 2633
N. 48th. 467-3633. 9-5 p.m.
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who seek to avoid student
college notes
75 Trans Am, 36,000 miles,
new Dunlop-Radials, 5-mag
wheels, custom paint, much
more. $4,000 or offer or trade.
489-8914.
76 Monte Carlo Landau,
cruise, Blr, AM-FM and more.
Evenings, 435-8272.
STUDENT BOOK PACKS
$9.99 White Stag, 2 com
partment book bag. Special
$7 88
Jansport Sack, 3 back, 1000
cu. in. capacity, $11.88.
Camptrail Zip Zac, 850 cu.
in. capacity, $9.88.
SURPLUS CENTER
1000 West "O" St.
Four unsigned football
tickets. Also have I.D.'s. 435
6140. TYPEWRITER
Smith-Cornona, Electric
portable. Like new. $155. 475
1636. The Lowa boots are on
special at the Surplus Centerl
The Rotwand is constructed
with Norwegian welt and hinged
heel with full vibrum sole,
screen collar. The Rotwand is
on special at only $59.88.
SURPLUS CENTER
1000 West "0" St.
2 United Airlines !4 fare
coupons. $40 each. Call 475
8730 evenings.
Complete waterbed. Brand
new 4 poster frame. $175. Steve
477-1646.
Tired of living in the lounge?
We have efficiencies for $175.
Newly furnished-very nice. Call
483-1690 or 435-2941.
' 1 bedroom apt. 22nd & D.
Off itreet parking, $195 d
posit. 423-6157 or 483-2238.
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a graduate student at Penn from 1974 through the spring
of 1977. During that period he applied for, and received
through the University's financial aid office, four separate
loans totalling $12,970.
On his four loan applications, Leroy listed assets in
savings accounts of (a) $900, (b) none, (c) none, and (d)
none. Bank records subsequently secured by the Univer
sity indicated that at the time the various applications
were completed, Leroy in fact had in the bank (a) $4,000,
(b) between $4,000.26 and $5,000.26, (c) $7,225.28,
and (d) between $7,225.28 and $7,800.28.
In addition, evidence introduced by the University
showed that Leroy transferred $3,000 in cash to his
brother nine days before filing his bankruptcy papers in
August, 1977, and that he did not indicate this on his
petition.
In upholding the University's appeal from an order of
a bankruptcy judge that granted partial discharge of the
debt, U.S. District Judge Malcolm M. Lucas stated,
"As the record makes clear, (Leroy) closed a bank ac
count of some $3,000 a few days before filing his petition.
WANT TO GET OUT OF
THE LOUNGS? Cornhusker Co-Co-op
still has some space avail
able for males and females.
Reasonable rates with meals in
cluded. Call 474-9772 or
474-9773 and ask for a house
officer.
Clean 4 bedroom house for
rent. 4 blocks to campus, partly
furnished. $250 deposit. 475
6669. Newly decorated efficiency
upstairs. $165month includes
utilities. 1644 Washington 477
2168. GOT THE DORM LOUNGE
BLUES! SAVE$280SCHOOL
YEAR!
Brown Palace Coop, located at
1900 "B", has several openings
for male university students.
Board and Room-Only $150
per month. University approved
housing for freshman students.
Phone 432-2583 for more infor
mation. 2120 Washington, 1 bed
room, air, dishwasher, carpets,
near new. $195 electricity.
423-1421.
Large 3 bedroom townhouse
3 minutes north of city campus,
1702 Knox. 1 bath, carport.
$273mo.. monthly lease, 475
6144. Fix your car at our place. We
rent garage space and tools.
AMAZON AMOCO
11th &D
474-4822
FREEH
Call 477-2376 to see clean, cozy
furnished efficiencies from $155
a month. Heat paid. Large
closets. 1327 H Street.
3 bedroom house lots of
stained glass windows. Nice
carpets built-in microwave and
dishwasher. $295 plus utilities
and deposit. Also 2 bedroom
apt. $165 utilities, both close
to campus. 483-7046. '
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Photo by Tom Gessner
student Peter Nicolaus
Two bedroom duplex, fur
nished, window air. Near
Lincoln General. Call 474-5012
evenings.
Vans and Trucks For Rent
$11.95 A Day
CHEAP WHEELS
10th & R
475-9122
INCREDIBLE!!
Spacious one and two bedrooms
some furnished. Pool. Parking.
Garages available. Call 423-7475
or see manager in apartment No.
311 for information. Rent starts
at $180. Six or twelve month
contract. No pets.
GET OUT OP THE DORMS
We will help with your dorm de
posit with a rent credit! 5
minutes to campus. Deluxe,
brand new, 2 bedrooms, garages,
dishwasher, range, refrigerator,
disposal, wood burning fireplace
super insulation, fully carpeted
and lots of storage. Ask about
our school year lease. See these
before you decide. $245mo.
utilities and deposit. No pets.
Joseph E. Kean Company
474-1666
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.
GODFATHER'S
Part-time night bartenders need
ed. Apply in person. Ask for
Terry, Bill or Mike. 12th & Q
Upstairs in the Glass Menagerie.
Surplus Center has immedi
ate openings for part-time per
sons In receiving, stocking and
sales. Must be able to work Sat
urday days and Thursday even
ings. For more information and
appointment, call 435-4366.
Softball teams try
to demolish record
The March of Dimes Is sponsoring a Record-Breaking
Softball Attempt, scheduled for Friday In Omaha. It will
begin at 10 ajn. and will end Tuesday. The game will'
take place at Seymour Smith Field, 69th & Harrison.
Admission charges are $1.00 for adults and 50 cents
for children.
The previous record belongs to the U.S. Navy Team set
December of 1977 in Singapore. Charlie Gast, team
coordinator of the Omaha Attempt said he expects his
team to easily break this 72-hour record and place Umaha
in the Guinness Book of World Records.
In order to officially break the record, certain rules
must be followed.
(1) No substituions may be made. The same 20 players
must start the game as well as finish.
(2) The players are allowed a 5 minute break every 60
minutes. They may take it in 5 minute intervals or play 3
hours straight, accumulating 15 minutes.
(3) The actual game must be witnessed by 2 persons,
of no relation to any of the players, throughout the
entire attempt.
(4) Each player must belong to the American Softball
Association as well as the Omaha Softball Association.
All proceeds will be directed to the March of Dimes.
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The Nebraska Club has open
ings for dining room waiters.
Ideal part-time hours. Apply in
person, 20th floor, First Nat
ional Bank Building.
Help wanted, part-time.
Morning, afternoon and evening
hours available. Apply at Towne
Parking, 1313 "M"St.
STUDENTS
Part-time employment oppor
tunity available as machine
operators. Hours are flexible,
bring your class schedule and we
will arrange hours convenient
for you. If interested, contact:
The Personnel Department
METRO MAIL
901 West Bond
475-4591
An Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer
Part-time evening help need
ed, 24-30 hoursweek, night dis
patch, excellent opportunity for
a student. Call 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
475-9521 .
Salespeople wanted. Apply
downtown Jason's. 1346 P' St.
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.
GODFATHER'S PIZZA
Part-time watiresses wanted.
Day and' night hours available.
Apply in person to Terry, Bill or
Mike.
12th & Que
SWEEP LEFT
Now hiring part-time evening
cocktail waitresses, no exper
ience necessary, outstanding
pay. flexible hours, health club
benefits. Be where the action Is
this fall. Apply:
SWEEP LEFT
815 "O" Street
daily 9-6
VALENTINO'S
We are seeking good, conscienti
ous employees at all 3 Valen
tino's locations;
35th & Holdrege
70th & Van Dorn
27th & Highway 2
Primarily evening hours. Call
474-1305 for a personal interview.
Part-time noon help wanted
between 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday
-Friday, or any combination of
those days. Longer shifts avail
able for those whose class
schedules allow or who wish
more hours. Apply in person,
WENDY'S
Old-Fashioned Hamburgers
14th & Que
474-2322
Part-time desk clerk wanted.
Call Colonial Inn 464-5971 for
appt. Ask for Mr. Strauch.
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
The Lincoln Underground,
227 North 9th Is now hiring
bussers, male or female, full or
part-time, for lunch hours, 10
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Also for part
time cocktail waitresses, 4 hour
shifts start at 4 p.m. Apply in
person between 2 and 4.
PART-TIME POSITIONS
Lancaster County seeks indivi
duals who are people oriented,
have own transportation, and
are willing to work 20-30 hou ri
per week in the evenings, to
participate in a home energy
saving program. Individual will
receive training for position and
be employed until approximate
ly March of 1980. Hours will be
arranged. Salary $3.18 per hour.
Apply County-City Employ
ment Office, County-City Bldg.
Room B113, 555 South 10th.
An Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer
