Tuesday, February 23, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
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S.W.A.P. praised
I was delighted to read in Friday's Daily Ncbras
kan about Operation S.WAP. Most of the problems
with which we deal in this office arise out of poor
communication and a lack of appreciation for
another person's point of view.
I applaud the Innocents and the cooperating
administrators for their efforts to buUd better
understanding on the UNL campus.
Faye Moulton
Assistant Ombudsman
and not do anything about it.
The guest opinion also mentioned that "the Uni
ted States cannot tolerate or afford to risk the lives
and well-being of its citizens for another four years."
Reagan isn't risking the lives and well-being of the
U.S. citizens. He is protecting us and our allies from
the threat of communist aggression. The Soviets
have shown their aggressive nature by taking over
some of the smaller nations bordering them. I would
like to know who could do a better job as president.
Ethan Schmidt
freshman
College of Business Administration
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Reagan 'protects U. S. ' Towing 'criminal '
This letter is in response to the guest opinion
"Reagan re-election threatens U.S. interests" written
by the UNL College Young Democrats (Daily Nebra
ska Feb. 21). A re-election of President Reagan
isn't a clear threat to American security. Some steps
are necessary for the United States to take in order
to at least stay fairly close to the Soviet Union as far
as nuclear weapons are concerned. The United
States isn't just going to sit back and watch the
Soviets increase their military capability drastically
I agree with you that the night towing of vehicles
places students, especially women, in danger. Such
activity borders on criminal.
There are many ways to collect tickets. No credit
for the semester until tickets are paid for, no more
parking permits, etc. The seizing of property is a
violation of the 14th Amendment to the Constitu
tion. You might have your law students look into it.
Richard E. Witcig
Lincoln
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