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Thursday, April 29, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
State campaign to promote Gasohol's new name
By Carol Harrah
The oil companies that market Gasohol are changing
the product's name seeking a new market for it, an admin
istrator in the Nebraska State Energy Office said.
Todd SneUer said Gasohol is a product that mixes 90
percent unleaded gasoline with 10 percent ethanol.
Sneller said Gasohol will have as many as three or four
different names, depending on which oil company it is
bought from.
'The most common will be super unleaded with ethan
ol," he said. "When you drive into a gas station.it will
say ethanol so that you know what the product is."
Sneller said his offiice will start a $100,000 campaign
in July to promote Gasohol and its name change.
"We are starting this campaign due to the name
change," he said. "We want people to know that Gaso
hol is still around."
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Sneller said many people don't realize that Gasohol
is unleaded fuel, so they are afraid to use it in their cars.
"When you have a car with a decal that says unleaded
fuel only and you don't know what kind of gas is used in
Gasohol, you won't buy it," he said. "We are trying to
make people realize it's unleaded."
Sneller said some older cars have problems using the
product, but they are rare.
"The only problems that have ever come up are with
the fuel filter," lie said. "The ethanol cleans the engine
real well, and there's a lot of dirt in the gas tank.
Sometimes a lot of dirt comes out of the gas tank at
the same time and you then have to get a new fuel filter.
It's only $2 or $3 and it only happens in 1 percent of the
cars. The cars prior to 1975 came before the car and oil
companies were beginning to phase out regular gasoline."
Sneller said Gasohol prices usually range from 2 cents
under to 2 cents over the price of unleaded fuel, lie said
some business people will charge more for it because they
feel Gasohol is a better product.
"You may get a little better gas mileage, so it is worth
a little more.
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Speech team
finishes ninth
in the nation
The UNL speech team
finished ninth at the Na
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National Individual Events
Tournament last weekend
at Ohio State University.
The competition included
144 teams and 800 students
from across the nation.
UNL placed in the top
10 for the first time in the
tournament, led by senior
Kate Joeckel. Joeckel of
Lincoln became the first
woman ever to win a
national championship in
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in Rhetorical Criticism,
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in five different events.
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Shorts
A recital of Baroaue and
Late Renaissance harp
sichord music will be given
by Kimberly Penner at
3:30 pjn. today in the
Sheldon Memorial Art Gal
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is open to the public and
admission is free.
UNL Commencement ex
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May 8. Chancellor Martin
Massengale will speak at the
exercises at 9:30 a.m. in the
Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Marsh McCall, a pro
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ford University will give a
lecture on "Prometheus
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in Andrews Hall.
The Student Advisory
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