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UNO salaries from 1980-83 have been determined by collective bargaining. In those three
years UNO received a total of 27.1 increase in salary. How do UNO and UN L salaries
compare now?
The following 19 areas seem comparable in discipline
Do salary figures always identify the
Flagship Campus"?
Departments Campus Average Salary 193233
Areas Professor Assoc. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Art UNO 32.?9l 24,8?4 19,007
UNL 30,774 24..S63 21,103
Biology UNO 23,673 24,217 20,557
Life Sciences UNL 32,593 - 25,920 21,49i
Chemistry UNO 27,935 26,121 19,454
UNL 36,044 27,603 22,046
Commun i cat i ons UNO 32,643 25,01? 20,317
Speech Commun. UNL "27,213 ' 24.593 19,245
Dramatic Arts UNO 23.836 22 , SO 1 21.205
Theater Arts UNL 29,345 22.389 19.76-
Economi cs
Engl i sh
Foreign Lang.
Modern Lang .
Hi story
Geog.-Geol .
Geography
t Geology
Math . -Comp '. Sc i
Mathemat i cs
Comp . Sc i .
Music
Phi los.-Rel ig,
Ph i 1 osophy
Physics
Pol i t . Sc i .
Pub. Admin,'
Pol it. Sc i .
Psychology
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNL
UNO
UNO'
UNL .
UNO
UNL
41 ,704
39,179
29,650
29,855
25, cOS
26,670
31 ,029
31 ,701
29,f60
31 ,068
27,423
33,454
30,090
32,391
33,523
28,014
33,265
38,265
24,051
23,634
20 ,la
18.709
22,030
23,525
23,398
24,213
20 ,069
19.077
22,109
17.589
25. 1 40
21 .s5C'1
20 , 1 92
19.83;.
20,935
21 ,489
23,780
31 ,175
21 ,415
2 1.0 39
24,825
31 ,094
29,221
25,502
21 .861
19,433
17,486
28,791
30,365
28,753
35,260
23.370
23.300
24,904
24,901
18,539
21 ,313
30,152
31 ,996
29,902
25,272
23,733
21 ,119
22,980
19,585
29,775
31 ,945
25,647
25,720
19,378
20,944
o z i o 1 ogV- ' ' XT 10 ' ' , 32.216 I 25.6641 ' j 21.703
L . ' 31 '646 23.119 19,200
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For Teachers" Cot lege, Where Departments Are Structured Differently,
College-wide Averages nre As Follows: '
Teacher's'
Col 1 ege.
UNO
UNL
Professor
31 ,774
34,001
Assoc . Prof .
25,398
25,625
Asst. Prof.
20,501
20,772
For the College of Busi ness Admi n i str at i on , Where Departments Are
Structured Differently, College-wide Averages rtre As Follows:
CEA
UNO
UNL
Professor Assoc. Prof.
35,840 31 ,791
31,860
40,595
Asst. Prof.
25,635
29,681
and department. Comparisons are or T? V'lX
similar subject areas, plus two sets of coll eo-w i 1 d- -
for 1982-83 are u.ed because UNO is .till neoot , ? n ! f dta
salary The UNO 1982-83 figures include tht"o.6Z awarded t' t??f
by the Commission of Industrial Relations. Such vmm - I
faculty in rank, vears ,n rank, teachino and r t Uc , lcr "T"
influence the interpretation of any specific figure! ceturd"-- fc.. r
u to mitt a gz:j to vote i:i tg mi,
June Levine
Andrews Hall
City Campus
Dan Schlitt
Bchlen Lab
City Campus
AAUP
Commonplace
333 N. 14th
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
Prime Minister Trudeau
announces resignation
OTTAWA, Canada Pierre Trudeau, Cana
da's colorful and charismatic prime minister
for more than 15 years, said Wednesday he
would resign as soon as his Liberal Party
selected a new leader. Trudeau, 64, had said
previously he would not stand again for office
but the timing of the announcement, with Par
liament in recess, came as a surprise.
He broke the news in a letter to Liberal Party
President Iona Campanolo, saying he would
step down as soon as the party found a new
leader, a process expected to take about three
months. The Liberals, who have ruled Canada
for 19 of the last 20 years, will pick a new leader
at a convention expected in June. Asked what
lay behind the timing of his announcement, a
beaming Trudeau told reporters outside his
office, "It's a good day. It's sunny. It's a leap
year."
Soviets to veto U.N. recolution
UNITED NATIONS A Soviet ambassador
said Wednesday it would veto a Security Council
resolution setting up a United Natons peace
keeping force to replace the four-nation multi
national force in Beirut. "We are going to vote
against, for reasons which are pretty obvious,"
Soviet Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky told re
porters as he entered the Security Council
chamber.
"We are perfectly willing for a U.N. force to go
to Beirut," he said, "but some problems have to
be taken care of, like a commitment that the
multinationals do not renew bombings and
bombardments of Lebanese territory, for one.
And there are some points in the mandate that
are ambiguous."
EPA to propeco leveled fca
WASHINGTON The Environmental Pro
tection Agency Wednesday said it planned to
propose a ban on leaded choline, which ac
counts for nearly half cf til feline sales in the
country. EPA plans to issue its proposal within
a month but has net yet decided when the ban
would take effect, a spokesman said.
Sales of leaded gasoline m the United States
have declined steadily eir.ee 1975 when, in an
effort to reduce lead emissions, all new cars
sold in the country were required to use
unleaded fuel. Leaded fuel, which is less expen
sive than unleaded and accounted for 45
percent of gasoline sales zzt year, wa3 due to
be phased out entirely by the early l00s.
The EPA said speedir.g up the process would
eliminate the lingering health hazard of lead
pollution in the ck which accumulates in the
human blood system and ha3 been found to
cause learning disabilities in children. Agency
officials have also expressed alarm at surveys
showing a3 many as 17 percent cf American
motorists are using leaded gasoline in cars
designed to use unleaded fueL
Three killed in crenrJo erplcdon '
NEW DELHI, India Three people were
killed and at least 35 wounded Wednesday in a
grenade explosion at a crowded Hindu temple
in the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in the state of
Punjab, police sources said. Seven other people
were wounded when police later fired on a
large crowd which gathered at the scene and
threw stones at them, the sources said.
The explosion ended a 24-hour lull in extrem
ist attacks in the northern state, where at least
70 people have died in clashes between Sikh
and Hindu militants over the past two weeks.
Hindus organized a strike in the Indian capital
on Monday to protest the violence. The strike
coincided with the latest phase of a Sikh
campaign in which Sikh leaders, demanding
political and religious concessions, have burned
copies of the Indian constitution.
17 bodies recovered alter crash
MADRID, Spain Rescue teams Wednesday
recovered the charred bodies of 17 American
servicemen and a Spanish air force officer
killed in a plane crash Tuesday nfeht, a Spanish
air force spokesman said. The U.S. Air Force
transport plane' crashed in heavy snow ana
' thick fog in a mountainous area near the
northeastern Spanish town of Borja. There
were no survivors.
