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daily nebraskan
thursday, novembec5, 1981
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Dworak won't seek governor's post
By Jeff Goodwin
Sen. Don Dworak of Columbus ended speculation
of a possible gubernatorial bid when he announced Wed
nesday that he will not run for the Democratic nominat
ion for governor in 1982.
Dworak, who switched his party affiliation from
Republican to Democrat last June, was rumored to be
considered a run for the governor's office.
Dworak said the special legislative session called last
week by Gov. Charles Thone brought his decision to a
head.
"People's reaction to me when I made a statement
was that I was acting as a poUtical candidate," Dworak
said. "This precludes me from making an aggressive
campaign."
Dworak added that he didn't want statements he has
made or will make during the special session to be inter
preted as politically motivated.
"My responsibility is as a Legislative senator first,"
he said.
In a press release issued Wednesday, Dworak said
he had learned during travels around the state this summer
that many Nebraskans perceive a void of leadership
in the governor's office.
Calling Gov. Thone indecisive, weak and politically
motivated, he said the special session has "exposed the
ploy of the governor and his department heads designed
to confuse and deceive people."
Dworak said Thone is trying to salvage his political
career by shifting fiscal responsibility from the governor
and his advisors to the Legislature.
He said revenue projections have been changed to ach
ieve political purposes and that time limitations and cur
tailment of debate indicates to him that Thone is not
searching for a fair solution to the budget crisis.
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Dworak said the decision is final, as of this time.
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always circumstances that could change. You have to be
flexible. Never absolutely bar the door."
Dworak said he did not plan to throw his support
to anyone at this time.
"It would be presumptuous of me to tell Democratic
voters now iu vuic m u .
Women's view of humanities
to be subject of workshops
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"The Humanities - A woman s rerspective is the
theme for a series of workshops Saturday at Nebraska
Wesleyan University.
The workshops on nistory, uieraiure, ium, religion and
nnlirnnntnav uill hpmn at 9:30 a.m. Earh nf th kni
long sessions will be repeated at 1 1 a jn.
The workshops are open to men ana women tree of
r.U,ma -nA uill h rcmdnrtpA on the lower IpvpI nf QmitU
Curtis Classroom-Adnunistration Building.
Ann tuzaoetn u uuinn ioung, proiessor or nistorv at
Lincoln writer Catherine Kidwell and UNL English
instructors Anne Bardens Herbener and Linnea Johnson
will discuss 'The Portrayal of Women in Literature.
June Levme. UNL associate protessor ot fcnghsh. wul
eYamine film documentaries from a woman's Dersoective
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and the Reverend Nancy J. n. trumps, campus minister
",-. PV ricttin MinttriA at ITMP1 uiH rlicncc "Ur
men in Organized Religion Today.
Jovce Wike. professor of anthropology at Nebraska
Wesleyan University, will lead the tinal workshop.
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The Denartment of Modern Laneuases and Literatures
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will sponsor tne rrencn ium Les jcua ooru raues,
tottav at 3 and 7 nm. in the Love Library auditorium
The cost is $1.
The Christian Science Organization will meet tonight
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There will be a Health Center Board Meeting today at
11 ajn. in the Nebraska Union. Room will be posted.
All those interested are welcome to attend.
There will be no RllA meeting today. The next meet
ing is scheduled for Nov. 12 at 7:30 pjn. in Abel Food
Service.
International Folk Dancers will meet Nov. 6 at 7 30
p.m. at Mabel Lee Hal in the basement dance room.
There will be teaching early in the evening, followed by
request dancing.
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