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and Pick Up your six-pak sack. Just
perfect for the off ice lunch bunch, the
hungry car-full or a value-packed family,
evening. You get:
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Offer good at Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers at:
2515S.4CihSi.- S30N.4CihSi.
corner cf 14th and Q
Urn1 lOTNIHMXINiMHM n0 WM
3:304 pjn .-Financial
Aids Check Distribution,
Ballroom
noon-5 pjn .-Registration,
Lobby, 2nd North
11:30 ajn.-College of
Engineering Luncheon,
Georgian Suite B
Noon-l:30 pjn .-Chi-cano
Graduate Student
Association, The Cellar, S
12:30-3:30 pjn.-UPC
Culture CenterStudent Y
"Black Speak," 232
1:30-2:30 pjn.-Person-nel-Orientation,
Hie Ros
trum - ' 3-5 pjn .-Teaching &
Learning Center, Harvest
Room C
3- 6 pjn.-AUF Inter
views, 122
4- 5:30 pjm.-Model UN
Block Caucus, 401 & 402,
Centennial Room & Regen
cy Suite
4:30-5:30 pjn.-UPC-City
News Conference,
Georgian Suite A
5:30-6:45 pjn.-Gamma
Lambda, Harvest Room A-B
6 pjn.-ASUN Senate,
the Cellar
5:30-6 p.m.-ASUN
Academic Policy Comm.,
The Cellar
6 p.m -Model UN-Dinner,
Georgian Suite B
6-9 pjn.-Multi-Cultural
Affairs Tutoring, 225
6- 8 p.m .-Volunteer In
come Tax Assistance, 225
D-E-F
7- 9 pjn.-Delta Upsilon
Bible Study, The Rostrum
7-9 pjn.-Interfraternity
Council, 402 ;
7-9 pjn .-Finance Club,
401
7;30-10:30 pjn.-Math
Counselors, 225 B-C
7:30 p.m.-Model UN
MJohn; Scali" , Talks &
Topics, Centennial Room
9 pjn.-Model UN . Re
ception, Georgian Suite
Booths:
lA-Pershing
Rifles . .
1B-ASUN
2A-Alpha Tau Omega
3A-Theta Chi
4A-ChiPhi
Wednesday, february 13, 1880
Omaha case dismissed
A lawsuit brought by a UNL laW student in U.S.
District Court in" Omaha was dismissed Tuesday, accord,
ing to the two attorneys in the case .
No official court order was available Tuesday from the
case heard before U.S. District Court Judge Albert Schatz.
The lawsuit, filed by Robert A. Laughlin, a UNL freshman
law student, charges Omaha Westside School District 66
and its superintendents with 4illegal and unconstitution.
al" practices in selecting school board members. An
amended complaint filed late last week added Gov.
Charles Thone and Attorney General Paul Douglas to the
list of defendants.
Roger Holthaus, Laughlin's attorney, said Judge Schatz
Tuesday dismissed Laughlin's request for a preliminary in
junction against school board elections Feb. 21 and grant
ed the defendant's motion for dismissal.
Holthaus said it was his interpretation of the hearing
that the judge ruled the constitutional questions raised
by the suit were for the state courts to decide, not the
district courts.
Verne Moore Jr., attorney for the defendants, said he
understood the case had been dismissed. However, he de
clined to offer reasons for the dismissal until he could
read the judge's official order.
'The merits of the case still have not been heard,"
Holthaus said. He said he was surprised to discover during
the hearing that a motion to dismiss had been presented
since he had no prior notice of the motion.
Moore said he had filed the motion to dismiss Monday
afternoon.
Holthaus said an appeal or an independent action may
be sought to further the case, but cautioned that nothing
could be determined until he read Judge Schatz's official
order.
Holthaus added that he had received about 30 phone
calls Tuesday from District 66 members.
Laughlin filed the suit because he said the caucus that
selects school board candidates does not allow for
absentee, disabled or sick voters.
The UPC-E meeting will ' ECKANKAR " will have
be today at noon in the East an open discussion class
Campus Union. tonight at 7:30 in the Ne
braska Union.
Alpha Zeta will have their
election of new officers at 7
pjn. in the East Campus
Union.
' The UNL Wildlife Club
will meet tonight at 7:30 in
the East Campus Union.
The UPC Culture Center
meeting is Thursday at 3:30
p.m. in the Culture Center."
Dr. Amend will be the
featured guest speaker at
the Pre-Vet club meeting at
7 p.m. Wednesday in 151
Vet.Sci.
X
V
John Scali
V ' ." ' 'v. ' v - ' '
, ABC News Correspondent to the
v: :; . - United Nations
Former U.S. Ambassador to the
United Nations
speaks on
VWill the United Nations Survive the
Iranian and Afghanistan Crises?'9
: Wednesday, Feb. 13
7:30 p.m.
Nebraska Union Centennial Roon?
FREE ADMISSION
Contributions to the Voluntarily
Funded Speakers Program will be accepted
Talks & Topics Committee
Model United Nations Committee.
Students wishing to
apply for scholarship or
other' financial assistance
during the 1980-81 academ
ic year should stop by the
Scholarships and Financial
Aids office, 113 Adminis
tration. Catalogs are avail-'
able at 1 13 Administration
and at the north desk of the
Nebraska Union,
,'.!
The UPC Culture Center
will sponsor the Black Art
Show in the Nebraska
Union main lounge. The
display , will continue
through Saturday.
.
The Latter Day Saint
Student Association will
have the "Life of Christ"
class at noon in the CAP
Room of the East Campus
Union.
. ' i '
The ASUN Commission
on Student Fees will meet
at 9 pjn. in the Nebraska
Union. All students inter
ested in the bond reserve,
recreation and the health
center are invited to attend.
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