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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, August 27, 1982
Chelsea's Pub's
AROUND THE WORLD BEER TOUR
I Chelsea's Pub
East Park Plaza
V 66th & "0" Street 111
Adjoining WirchotiM Lqjor
is almost over (Sept. 23, 1982) but there's still
time. Drink over 40 of the best imports avail
able. For everyone that completes the tour you
receive a "Chelsea's Pub Around the World in
80 Days" T-Shirt, a Pub Mug filled with beer
and an invitation to the Beer Tour Pig Roast
and Dance.
Go around twice and receive a Chelsea's Pub
Golf Shirt, another Pub Mug (will personalize
them for you), and bring a guest to the party.
There's still time. The record for completing
the tour is "5" days.
This weekend (Aug. 27 & 28) - Live JAZZ
in Chelsea's Barroom featuring Luigi, Inc.
Dancing to the Wee Group in Chelsea's Inn
(downstairs). 9:00 - 12:30.
See you at Chelsea's!
66th & "O" St. East Park Plaza 464-5984
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Daily Nebraskan to publish
UNL police incident reports
The Daily Nebraskan is planning to
run a daily record of overnight occur
rences on the UNL campus, taken from
UNL police records.
The 24-hour period beginning at
7 ajn. Wednesday and ending 7 a.m.
Thursday was a busy one for UNL
police. The list below comprises the
complaints and calls received by cam
pus police.
10:30 a.m. - A malfunctional
false fire alarm went off at the Vet
erinary Basic Sciences Building.
11:58 ajn. - A backpack was
reported stolen from Ferguson Hall.
2:05 pjn. - A bicycle was reported
stolen from Westbrook Music Building.
4:10 p.m. - A female reported
"harassment" at Love Library.
4:53 pjn. - A malfunctional false
fire alarm went off at the 501 Building.
6:42 p.m. - A purse was reported
stolen from Selleck Quadrangle.
4:31 a.m. - A transient reportedly
pulled a knife on a party in the vicinity
of 17th and R streets. The party es
caped unharmed.
In addition to the above incidents,
UNL police performed over 200 routine
services, including security checks, ma
king sure buildings are locked and
completing follow-up investigations on
previous calls. They also tended to traf
fic situations and service calls (such as
helping people who locked their keys in
their car), said UNL police spokesman
Bob Fey.
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Jaycees
are helping
fight MD
If passing go and col
lecting $200 is your idea of
a great time, the Lincoln
Jaycees have a treat for you.
A Monopoly tournament
for muscular dystrophy will
be held Saturday, Aug. 28
at Southeast Community
College located at 88th and
0 streets.
The event will run from
1 p.m. to 5 p.m. with
registration to begin at
noon. A 200 person limit
has been set.
One preliminary round
of Monopoly will be played
with a 90-minute time limit
to determine the finalists.
A final 90-minute round
will then take place to
decide the city's Monopo
ly champ.
The winner will receive
an all-expense paid trip to
the UJS. championships to
be held in November in
Washington. Other finalists
will receive prizes including
Mr. Merlin, Boggle, and Sur
vive games.
Cost for the event is
$5 per person with all
proceeds going to fight
against muscular dystrophy.
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(check your phono book) or
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