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The fcllowin! Incidents roprm rc
ported to the UNL Police Department
between raldrdjht Sund-y end 8 p.m.
Monday:
. 12:41 tn Windows reported
. broken at Nelhardt Residsr.ee Center,
pcc2!y becausa cf a cr.ov.baU f.t
; Estimated dana-e li ISO.
; 12:43 an. Snorball flht dbtur-
bancs reported around ICth end Vina
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6:49 sltx Cigarette packages re-
ported stolen front & vending machine
in the Abel Hall lobby. Estimated loss b
$74 end "estimated "damage to the
machine is $220.' ; ,-"
.' 0.C3 a.ra. Medical emergency re
ported at the Military and Naval
Science building. The person report
edly refused medical treatment.
10:39 am. Two-car accident re
ported in parking Area 22 near W and
Avery streets. Owner of one car re
ported sliding on ice in the lot en
trance and hitting another car there.
Total estimated damages are $500.
10:50 am. Accident reported in
Parking Area 10 south of the UNL
Police Department office. While re
moving snow, a state vehicle report-'
edly hit a patch of ice and slid into a
snowbank. Estimated damage to $240.
1 1:20 am. Car reported damaged
by thrown ice at 1510 Vine St. Esti
mated damage to $250.
1:20 p.m. Battery reported stolen
from car in Parking Area 3 west of
Harper-Sehrarara-Saith residence
hail complex. Estimated loss b $30.
1:57 p.m. Hit-and-run accident
reported in Parkteg Area 1, on ICth
Street between T and U streets. Esti
mated damatj b $100.
' 2:13 p.m. Delated report of a two
car accident in Paridng Area 27 on
East Campus. Owner cf one car re
ported sliding on ice and hitting
-. another vehicle. One car was net dam
aged, and the other sustained about
$50 .in damaga - . ' -
3:20 p.ra. Follow-up investigation
of the fire that occurred in the garage
of university-owned apartments at
3322 Starr St. revealed that two child
ren started the fire while playing with
matches. Because of the children's
ages, the university will not press
charges. The fire caused an estimated
fit
$3,000 dama
4:38 p.m. Injury reported at the
Woods Art Building. Person reportedly
slipped on the steps and was treated
at a local hospital and released.
5:36 p.m. Two-vehicle accident
reported in Parking Area 15 near 10th
and R streets. A truck reportedly
, backed into another vehicle. Investiga
tion continues.
7:12 p.m. Snowball fight distur
bance reported at Behlen Laboratory.
7:40 p.m. Two persons reported
theft of Undergarments from their
rooms at 840 N. 1 6th St Estimated loss
is $100.-
Group promotes philosophy
A new organization for the advance
ment of philosophy had its first meet
ing Tuesday afternoon in the Nebraska
Union.
The local chapter of Phi SigmaTau, a
national philosophy honorary, was
founded to popularize philosophy
among the general collegiate public.
"The chapter b a means far developing
ana r.oncrmg ..-.ccscasus. excellence
and philosophical interest," said El
Benner, a UNL sophomore.
Benner, a philosophy major, said Phi
Cfgma Tau b epen to bc& aiudents
cr.d faculty members from any Csld.
Te want to encoura2 outsida mem
bers to attend," he said.
Benner said he hopes that Phi Sigma
Tau will be able to meet each month
and to elect oHcers nest semester.
The honorary will present students'
papers and give students a chance to
discuss them. It will also sponsor
debates on philosophical issues.
Upcoming speakers will include a pol
itical science professor and a military
' officer. . . .
Benner founded the local chapter
- because there wasn't anything like it in
j Iincoln, lie said.
"I looked for a club like this to join. I
tailed to some cf the philosophy fac
ulty on how to get started," he said.
: Robert Anderson, a UNL philosophy
professor, will be the faculty adviser to
the honorary, Benner said.-; :
Although only 12 people attended '
the meeting, Benner said he has had at
least 30 people express interest in
such an organisation.
"We're trying to get the word out," he
said.
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Center evacuated for fumes
The Lincoln Fire De
partment evacuated the
Lincoln Center for Com
munity Services, 215
Centennial Mall South
Tuesday after employees,
there detected fumes
around 10 am.
Fire department Capt
Richard Picket said
someone poured a com
mercial drain cleaner
into a sink in one of the
flees to clear a stopped .
drainHowever, the
drain did not clear and
the sulfuric acid fumes
from the cleaner entered
the building's ventilation
system, he said.
Mike Clements, chief of
Lincoln Fire Department
Station 1, said the de
partment sent two en
gines to the building. A
hazardous materials van
and a compressor to fill
air tanks also were sent.
Clements said the tanks
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were used to clear the air Pickle said the fumes
in the building. He said caused no illnesses or
firefighters also opened injuries and the evacua
up all doors in the build
ing and turned on the air tion was "nothing ser
conditioning to speed up ious, just a precaution
circulation. arv procedure."
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