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Informational Meetings
Wednesday,
April 20,1983
3:30 P.M.
Nebraska Union
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Thursday,
April 21, 1983
11:00 A.M.
Nebraska Union
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By Vicki Ruhga
The Bill of Rights distinguishes America
from any other country in the world, Dick
Kurtenbach, director of the Nebraska
Civil Liberites Union, said.
Kurtenbach, a UNL graduate and
executive director of the NCLU since
1979, was guest lecturer at a UNL crimi
nal justice class taught by Professor B.J.
Keller.
The NCLU was founded 16 years ago
as the state office of the American Civil
Liberties Union and now has about 900
members, Kurtenbach said.
Like the NCLU, the ACLU is a privately
funded organization that defends the
Constitutional Bill of Rights, he said.
Roger Baldwin founded the ACLU in
1920 to help draft resisters, lie said.
"The NCLU defends the Bill of Rights
in three ways," Kurtenbach said. "First,
they lobby before the Nebraska Legislature
and other governmental bodies for bills
which would advance individual rights
and against bills wliich would not."
The NCLU can also defend a person's
Constitutional rights in court at no cost,
Kurtenbach said.
Also, the NCLU does some educational
work , he said , because most people liave
little understanding about the Bill of
RigKts.
Although two out of the three branches
of America's government respond only to
the majority, Kurtenbach said the court
system is designed to value the rights of
individuals.
In a recent NCLU case, he said a
football coach in York had his players
say the Lord's Prayer before and after
every game. After a complaint from one
of the players' mothers, the NCLU
accepted the case because the Constitution
states that there should be a wall of separa
tion between government and religion, he
said.
The NCLU is adamantly opposed to
the death penalty, Kurtenbach said.
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The UNL Police Depart
ment received the following
calls and complaints from
7 a.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m.
Wednesday.
10:20 a. m. - Check that
was reported stolen on cam
pus was reported cashed at
an off-campus grocery store.
10:45 a.m. - Traffic
accident reported in Park
ing Area 12 near University
Health Center.
1:36 p.m. - Belated
report of backpack stolen
at Coliseum.
4:41 p.m. Hit-and-run
accident reported in Parking
Area 27 near College of
Dentistry on East Campus.
6:31 p.m. - Illness re
ported at Abel Hall; person
taken to hospital.
10:29 p.m. - UNL
police assisted county
sheriff in serving a warrant
at Cather Hall; person ar
rested. 11:23 p.m. - Narcotics
investigation resulted in two
arrests.
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