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frlday, October 12, 1979
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RESERVATIONS
HOWELL THEATRE GROUP RATES AVAILABLE
12 and R Street A UNIVERSITY
Lincoln, Nebr. THEATRE PRODUCTION
NOW
OCTOBER 19 & 20
OCTOBER 23 thru 27
CURTAIN at 8:00
ADULTS
$4.00
ADMISSIONS
(all prictt include tax)
STUDENTS $3.00
and San Cits.
Whether you choose pizza
or our authentic pasta dishes,
you won't forget dinner at
Andy Pasto's. The Manes fam
ily recipes date back 400 years
to Falconara Italy, where they
are still renowned for their excellence.
See for yourself, and discover fine
Italian food at great prices.
701 P Street Lincoln 475-5331
2 Blks West of the Hilton and next to the Burlington Station
FULL LINE OF WINE AND DRINKS
DINNER-.5 pm-10 pm Sun-Thur
5 pm-11 pm Fri-Sat
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STARSHIP is proud to present:
I)! IS AND THE C
Tlrarsdoy thru Saturday, October 11-13
Join us for our one year anniversary Saturday 13th
And receive a complimentary glass of champagne
As our thanks to you.
Homecoming Victory Celebration 4:30-6:30
"The Big Red Stampers" Dixieland Jazz Band
SMflBHP
Ag Institute awarded grant
Heat from waste studied
By Kevin Field
"W are Inoklns mainlv at the agricul
ture industry. There is a tremendous
n m mint nf mnnure available at some of the
The agriculture engineering department arger feedlots where the process can be
of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural ma(je economical," Schulte said. Methane
Resources has been awarded a ucparmiem can be used to neat nomcs anu cams ur
nf Fnrov orant to Investigate the plausibil
ity of on-farm converters to produce
methane gas from animal waste.
The $36,274 crant will be used to
develop a prototype on-farm biogas digest
ncH fnr rlrvlnii erain. he said.
A tremendous amount of capital Is re
quired to get these operations going, so
they are not available to farmers with
smaller operations, schulte saw. inrougn
cr, according to Dennis Schulte, associate research, the Ag Institute hopes to bring
professor of agricultural engineering anu these costs down.
director uf the oroiect.
The process produces methane gas when
organic matter decays in the absence of
oxygen. The process was discovered in the
17th century when scientists observed blue
flames burning over swamps after electrical
storms or fires, Schulte said.
"The process was not used for the pro
duction of energy, however, but as a way
to stabilize sewage sludge." Schulte said.
He added that the plants that do use the
system usually heat their buildings with tilt
methane produced.
During the early 70s researchers began
looking at the biogas digester as a means of
energy production.
The hieh cost results from the equip
ment necessary to produce the gas.
If the whole tank is turned a thicker
manure can be used and methane will still
be produced. This will require less water so
a smaller tank can be used. The prototype
will be built in the Agricultural
Annex on East Campus. If it is successful
an on-farm system will be built at the Mead
experimental station, Scliulte said.
There are several methane production
facilities currently in use throughout the
United States, Schulte said, the largest is
in the Oklahoma panhandle at a 75,000
head feedlot. That facility produces
enough gas to heat 20,000 homes, lie said.
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East Campus Greenhouse P-1 i
East of Kiem Hall
10 - 5 pm Friday Oct 12
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Front Row Productions Presents
An Evening With
and his band: Steve Chapin, Mowie Fields, Kim
Scholes, Doug Walker, and John Wallace.
SUNDAY, OCT. 14th
8:00 P.M
PERSHING AUDITORIUM
Reserved Seats $8.50
available at: Pershing Box Office, Nebraska City &
East Unions, Dirt Cheap, Miller & Paine (both
locations), Ben Simon's (both locations) and
Magee's (both locations) .
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