Tuesday, August 23, 1984
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 11
Mood lightens .
The Union Board will meet tonight at 7 p.m.; room will be
posted.
Where to register to vote.
Todiy: Lincoln Center for Seniors, 1435 0 St., from 10
a.m. to noon.
Wednesday: Hinky Dinky, 5925 Adams, from 1:30 p.m. to
2:30 p.m. and at Seal-Rite, 3500 N. 44th St.,
from 11:30 am. to noon and also at 3:30 p m.
Call the Election (Mice at 471-7311 for more
information.
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Recapturing the light mood,
Kerrey clcscd by demanding of
DeCamp: "nememher, John, who
you gonna caSl?" The senator re
sponded by producing a home
nude button that read "Guv
busters." After Kerrey's departure, the
committee settled down to dis
sect the particulars of the amend
ment with Beverage. In testim
ony lasting more than lft hours,
DeCamp extracted from Bever
age an admission that the legality
of restricting an outside bank
from aquiring other banks until
reciprocity is granted could be a
point of litigation.
The committee then listened to
testimony from a group opposed
to the bill, mostly Nebraska bank
ers. Bonnie Peterson, speaking
for the Nebraska Independent
Bankers Association, pointed out
what she said she felt was a con
tradiction in the governor's testi
mony. The governor says that LB3,
which further deregulates Ne
braska banks, will enhance com
petition," Peterson said. "Yet, he
also states that the stress pres
ently facing many institutions is
due to deregulation."-
DeCamp and the committee
portended the bill's defeat byjoin
ing with the bankers in expound
ing the bill's faults. The final vote
was 0-8 to advance it to the floor
and 6-2 to postpone it indefinitely.
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Dances & Cornstock
UNL building is renamed
for father and son
Ey Kevin Ifcsgsn
said the regents have just approv
ed the first phase and that the
foundation has not yet attemp
Tha Nebraska Engineering Cen- ted to raise money for the rest of
ter has been renamed the Walter the project.
tMzwvi, unginceriiig uuiiamg uen
ter and construction of an addi
tion to the building will begin
later this semester.
BRING YOU THE
1 FIRST DANCE
NE East Union
Great Plains Room
Thursday, August 30
9:00 -1 :00
Admission: FREE
to UNL Students
$2.00 Non Students
The center at 16th and Vine
streets has been renamed to rec
ognise the accomplishments of
Walter Scott Sr., a 1923 UNL
graduate and former UNL teacher.
The renaming also honors 'the
generosity cf hh son, Walter Scott
Jr., said Ljle Young, associate
dean of the College of Engineer
ing and Technology. The younger
Scott made the gUI in honor of his
father.
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Waiter Scott Jr. gave $1 million to
the NU Foundation. Young said
the money will be used to con
struct a new two-level building
linking the engineering center with
Nebraska KalL The building will
help to centralize the engineering
college, Young said.
Hie younger Scott is chairman
. and chief executive ccer cf Peter
Kiewit Sons' Inc. of Omaha.
Larry Jacobsen, manager of ar
chitecture at Schemmer Associ
ates Inc. in Omaha, said the work-
ing drawings will be completed by
October 1, 1034. After receiving
bids from contractors, the draw
ings will be submitted to the NU
Board of Regents for approval in
November, Jacobsen said. The pro
ject will be funded solely by pri
vate support.
Jacobsen said construction on
the new building probably will
ben by December. He said the
construction would take about
one year to complete.
Young said the new structure
will house the office of the UNL
department of electrical engi
neering od that this will com-;,
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will house a 24;lbuf psr-' day
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Young said. j
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president of the NU Foundation, i.
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