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"Electricity at the flip of a switch does not promote
conservation. It's just not possible and if it were, it would
not serve the public interest, he said.
About half of America's electricity is wasted, he said,
quoting from a recent World Watch Institution study.
That 50 percent compares to two-thirds of the remaining
worldwide total, he said.
The same study showed that utilities forced by
customers to cut their power base saved money and in
creased profits, he said.
Youngberg scolded utilities for turning off electricity
and gas "on Christmas eve in one case and without
proper notification.
Youngberg said he is introducing two proposals to the
city council that if passed, would prohibit utility turn
offs without notifications and on weekends and holidays.
Cengas is the most careless utility regarding accidental
shut-offs, he said, and some course of action should be
available to wronged customers.
Youngberg closed his speech mentioning a survey to
study the economic impact on Lincoln of a proposed
shopping center west of Omaha on Interstate 80. Mayor
Helen Boosalis has not agreed to the survey yet, he said.
Twenty-two percent of the shoppers in a 20-county
area in Southeast Nebraska go to Omaha for non-essential
goods, he said. Of these 22 percent, 37 percent are from
Lincoln. This means about 25,000 Lincolnites drive to
Omaha to shop, usually at the Westroads or the Cross
roads, Youngberg said.
The 1-80 shopping center would increase the number
of commuter shoppers from Lincoln, he said.
The study also indicated that downtown Lincoln has
the highest concentration of under-age-34 shoppers of
the 20-county area studied, probably due to UNL, Young
berg said.
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meet tonight at 7 in the Ne
braska Union. Room
number will be posted.
The African Student
organization will meet
Saturday at 2 pjn. in the
Nebraska Union. Room
number will be posted.
The Criminal Justice Or
ganization will meet Tues
day at 6 pjn. in Brace Lab
103.
Ad Club will meet at
6:30 pjn. Tuesday at the
Lincoln Hilton. Guest
speakers include Wes
Neuhaus, vice president of
Bozell & Jacobs Interna
tional, and Joyce Davis
Bunger, director of com
munications for the Federal
Intermediate Credit Bank.
ECKANKAR will meet
at 7 pjn. Tuesday in Ne
braska Union 331.
Angel Flight will meet
Tuesday at 7 pjn. on the
M & N Building, second
floor.
The Latter-Day Saint
Student Association will
meet at 7 pm. Tuesday at
1630 WQ" St., in the
basement.
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The Pre-Physical Therapy
Club will meet at 7 pjn.
Tuesday in the Nebraska
Union. Room number will
be posted.
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