The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 07, 1983, Page Page 8, Image 8

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Ti-2.To soma it b ths reality of another birthday.
:d to ethers it 13 what ticks away on a fcctbzll
c rtt card. As a society, vs no longer ccn;id:r cur
I vn a crop harvested by Father Tin?, but we viev
ircclvca ci a very real hard part of cur own future,
-.1 Hlut U , prcicaror cf forest resources at th2
Don't VACo
Glinro A Oldo.
Call 471-POOL
Lee, who has an exter.dvs t:.c! reur.d in ccdcl
cry o we'd as in fort-try, delivered a lecture colled
"Natural H; source Conservation and the Creation cf
the Future" Wednesday at ths East Ur.ien.
Ccrervatien h:.:: itu.'.rf ifrcri an impoverished
I.I&n'a poit outbeken tine r03 that cf an ur.baa.t
abla fee, Lee cold. That concept woj L.-.-.cJ cn tea
Ecr.al rhythras and charged Lttle until the Indus-
tr?l pTE-f !
CIr.ee then, vcctcrn frcr.t'ir hu been ccr.-.-tred,
and man prcbably net ccler.e epace, Lee eaid.
The only frontier v;c have lei is tLT.e," he said. "It
jb now cur cheieo what happens in the future, we
create a future when we chseee what it will be and
then cet a path "
Society is mors than the ,,e cf iti
d3," o economists c:.y. It Livelves' the fi:ei;:on-
4, - r-'"-- - aw. - iAa - 'Urt ff
a lot cf small c!eci;!er.e " Lee erl i D:iL?.lr cd into
ftorm severs and trcatl IrT.s with tlielies,
Lili'vbe, you undo thaee prcb!:ra3 with a :rl:s cf
Come cone en';
;L:ts have rrcr.a:ed that a
trcr.er central state wcv.!J r :.l.e ci:r resource '
problems, but Lee said eueh a ?:n won't neces
sorily make people change the!- ways.
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nvith cur freedom ccraes re::p.cr..-:::ty ta protect
cur resources," Lee said. ,: '
i.!:cair.2 cf the ccr.tlr.ed cleat tfrraad deeielen-nalir-
bedlee, Ceeretary cf Ir.tciior Jarats Watt has
been intrreetual, Lee rail
Lee said John Crowd, taaletar.ttearctary cf nat
ural rceourco3 end cr.-.J-cr.-:r.t ti tl.e Depaitraer.t
cf -:l:u:: re, his been very tractive. Crcv.e'J has
shale J the direction cf the fereeteervlee away freni
ccr.eervatien cf many dLTerer.t reerarccs, and con
centrated betea d cn tia.t ;r prcduction. -'
'Lee CI :-e: ::d t;r,.l.:r prcJaetlen and the "ous
tained yizir ccneept earlier V.'edr.eedry.
To a forceter, suetabed y. M rr.eans tehcdullr. a
fcrcet horeet eo the number cf trees cut clots not
exceed the number crown, Lee coll
Eecnomiets r!,7:;:s havi been cr 11 leal cf the cur
tained yield coneept beeaare they thbh crythbj
With money vaa e is wo. ed if n vt f w.y d, he z ...d.
In 1910, he raid, le::;,:r cperetlens applied the
t.r.t.A v-'-M r-"""-t ti " """ th' 1 ' -f
mrrhet.
Lee is the l:et cf tour natural rceource cehelars
w ho were brcv tto by the Department cf Fcreetry,
Fieheries and . .1 .lire. The z : z les was Cnancedbya
grant frcn the Leyrr.an Fund.
Le e cc:;eluel : d his ttay with a lecture today at 10.
nrx In 1 raturd Ceesurecs Hall Ce wa tell: about the
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Two steel belts resist all 1 P21$7:?.15
kinds of road hazards
100's biting edges in
tread pulls through all
types of weather.
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C3.2S $37
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Tread desvjn
Two sterilizer '
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install shoes front or Install new front pads
rear ...
rebuilt wheel cyl
turn drums
install new hold
down spring
adjust
bleed sys'em
semi-metallic $15
. extra .
turn 2 rotors "
repak front bearings
inspect calipers
, . , check brake fluid -'
level
nfe ft 3 mmx&iL
No ol Co! ol instoitoiion Totoi
" on Dens cnorf cosf
$' " 115
3 - $12 - . tO ; " 121
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- o Good Tread. Wear ;
' o Economy Pries. . .
Two Steel Celts ' '
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Belts drive some of your en- 1 T..w3
gme's power to run r g '
water pump, coolinq fan. al- ,
ternator. power steering unit wen t.a o.
and emission control pump I ijpwe if ira-i; tet pump
We recommend vou replace I pus ch 'usi
Ihom ouu in nnn I P" . coolant (M.
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6 a:.:? f olid State
6 or 12 Volt System
C-ll:3
12 Ft 10 Ga
Copper
Tangle Proof
3 L.ar."..l . Maintenance Free vj L . C3 f "cr..h
(High cranking output m the coldest weather
The "Kaintsirrct!" ISaintercnce Frt Ctory.
e Removacic top strip allows ttie addition ot waler
Ltafl Calcium plats produce 6ra,e' cran,n9 ft'f9e than conventional Lead Antimony
plates
Low resistance mtefcell connectors enhance current (low to mcrease cranking power
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Pocket prtjctor
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Install Res-jtor plugs
A-"-'ist idle speed
- Test
C . 1 Cf -r-'Sing system
inspect f:-or.J:.- "-r co. pev Vaivs.
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