The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 05, 1980, Page page 3, Image 3

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    Wednesday, november 5, 1980
daily nebraskan
page 3
Bereuter . . .
Continued from Page 1
People at the banquet in the NBC ballroom numbered
in the hundreds, compared to the doens at Story's hotel
room.
Bereuter said he was pleased, but surprised, with Rea
gan s landslide victory and the fact that so many Repub
lican scats had been picked up in the Senate and Congress.
"It seems the 'time for a change' theme is working and
is viable," Bereuter said.
lie said the Republican gains would make his work
easier by evening the odds in Congress.
'This should case the great majority the Democrats
have held for so long," Bereuter said.
Nebraska (iov. Charles Thone, present at the celebra
tion, said lie was pleased with the Republican party's
winnings, but said lie didn't expect such a great sweep.
When asked what he thought the Republican gains
would do for Nebraska. Thone replied that "it's going to
be great for America.
"There's been a great lack of leadership in Washington
and of course Americans are responding to that."
After it was announced that Bereuter was leading by
70 percent in 10 counties and 85 percent in Lancaster
County, Bereuter thanked all the people who voted to
"send me back to Congress."
Bereuter said he expected to win all counties by a
wide margin and thanked not only Republican voters
but Democrats and Indcpendants.
"One thing 1 make clear to my people in Washington is
that no questions will ever be asked about party affilia
tions as long as I'm in office," Bereuter said.
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He said he didn't think the problems Reagan will in
herit necessarily will mean a one-term presidency and
said he was glad that there would be a better balance
in Congress. He added that Reagan and Bush should be
able to work with Congress much better.
As for the lame duck session now coming up, Bereuter
said, "Our only protection might be filibusters. I hope it
doesn't come to that but it may."
"I intend to be the best congressman this districy has
ever had." Bereuter said to the cheers of his supporters.
NU regent races are
too close to predict
NU Board of Regents were up for election Tuesday in
two of the eight regent districts. Incumbent Robert
Simmons of Scot tsblul'f was challenged by James Zimmer
man, an attorney from Goring, Neb., for District 6.
In District 7, where Regent Robert Rami of Mindcn
did not seek re-election for the six-year term. Don Blank,
a dentist from McCook,ran against John Payne, of Payne
Larson Furniture in Kearney, Neb.
With half of the returns in late Tuesday night, both
races for District 6 and 7 were running too close to pre
dict a winner lor the nonsalaried post.
At 1 1 : 30 p.m. CST, Simmons was leading Zimmerman,
15,159 to 13,425 with just 45 percent of the vote tabu
lated in 352 of the precincts.
In District 7, Blank was leading Payne 14,208 to
13,450 with 40.7 percent of the vote tabulated from 327
precincts.
Story said he thought he was well supported by the
Democratic party.
'T knew I wouldn't get the financial resources from
the Democratic party," Story said. "But they were very
klpful."
He said he ran because he saw the need for a Demo
cratic candidate.
"If I see the need I will run again.
Story said he felt good about the campaign.
"If you went out and didn't give it your best shot,
that's when you'd feel bad. But we did good."
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