Thursday, September 23, 1982
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tology clinic has been operating for at least
10 years. Before the clinic opened, the
health center treated dermatology patients
through their regular services.
"To get treatments here, you must tirst
see a doctor who comes twice a week to
find out what must be done. Dr. (Rodney)
Basler is contracted to the Health Center
and does the consulting," said Shirley Van
Buren, a registered nurse at the health
center. , , .
Van Buren said the clinic was used by
about 3,667 patients last year.
"I saw 400 regular patients last year
with 800 different patients coming in also.
About 30 patients come in when Dr. Bas
ler is here, plus, about 30 come in per
day for local care," she said.
There is a $5 charge to see the doctor.
If you go through acne treatment, there is
a $15 charge per semester for local care,
Van Buren said.
"These charges are far below what you
would have to pay if you went somewhere
outside the university " she said.
'i have not heard any negative response
from any of the patients who have come
through. We do surveys about four times
a year, and we haven't received any
negative response from there," she said.
"We get at least one new patient per
day. We have had a waiting list before, but
so far this year there hasn't been a need for
one. Usually, toward the end of the year
we have to start one," she said.
Appointments are made in the health
center, room 220, or can be made by
phone.
The clinic is open from 7 ajn. to 3:30
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Police Report
The following is a list of the calls and complaints
received by UNL police from 7 ajn. Tuesday to 7 ajn.
Wednesday.
8:24 a.m. - Wallet reported stolen at Ferguson Hall.
9:30 a.m. - Parking permit reported stolen from car
parked west of Memorial Stadium.
12:39 p.m. - Two wallet thefts reported at Love
Library.
2:47 p.m. - Wallet reported stolen from office in
Andrews Hall.
3:48 p.m. - Bike parts reported stolen atCather Hall.
4:07 p.m. - Wallet reported stolen at Oldfather Hall.
5: 16 p. m. - Wallet reported stolen at Nebraska Union.
8:26 p.m. - Stolen bicycle recovered.
12:39 p.m. - Disturbance at 16th and S streets was
mediated by officers.
4:23 a.m. - A drunken transient was taken to Lan
caster County Detox.
In addition to the above, UNL police and student
security turned out 68 lights, made 152 security checks
and performed 19 special services.
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