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Welsch, UNL professor of Eng
lish and anthropology, said there
was no election, but only a vote
on whether to accept the com
mittee's proposal.
Wtelsch, who has advocated
changes in the society In the past,
said this goes against the Ameri
can way.
He said Society members were
asked to vote on people hand-
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"This Is a question of parlimen
tary procedure," said KayGraber,
a UNL staff member and member
of the society.
UNL English Professor Robert
Haller was the society member
who nominated the alternate
slate. He said that even though
the Historical Society is a private
organization, it operates mainly
on funds appropriated by the
state legislature. Since the society
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the laws governing public meet
ings and conform to the Nebraska
constitution.
When Harl Dalstrom, a member
of the nominating committee,
learned of the election procedure,
he said he was baffled and con
fused about what parliamentary
procedure would have prevailed.
He said the voting procedure
chosen was peculiar and he did
not understand how it came
about.
Faulkner, who steered the vot
ing format, said "the election was
conducted properly and in ac
cordance with the wishes of the
members, as is evidenced by the
presence of majority votes."
The voting procedure was out
lined well in advance and no
objections were made, Kivettsaid.
Kivett said he agrees there is a
need for a new voting procedure.
He said all society members, not
just those present at the meeting,
should be allowed to vote.
Membership on the board
should be representative of all
three Nebraska congessional dis
tricts, according to population,
Kivett said. He said the society's
constitution does not say this,
but currently operates this way.
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Therapeutic nssagiiig was jast ens cf massy Veilaess Week
activities Thursday. Above, the hands cf Una Grirss, a sopho
more pre-ptyslcal therapy njjcr, rassssgea Vail Oleson, a
ssphcrscie tkerapectic recreation iaijar.
The African Student Associa-
tion will have elections, along
with its regular meeting Satur-
day from 5 to 9 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union. The room will be
posted.
Representatives of the U.S. Alice Wininger is offering cer
Marine Corps will have a Marine amic classes at the WiHard Corn
Corps Officer Recruitment pro- munity Center Mondays at 10
gram at 7 p.m. Monday in the a.m. and Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Nebraska Union. Call 475-0805 to register.
UNL police found the person allegedly
responsible for a hit-and-run accident
reported Tuesday.
Somebody who saw the accident re
ported a description of the car to the
police. This helped police find the person.
No citations were issued because only
minor damage was involved in the acci
dent The following incidents were reported
to UNL police between 7:50 a.rn. and 1 0:45
p.m. Wednesday.
7:50 a.m. Fire alarm reported sound
ing at Plant Science Hall. No fire was
found.
8:02 &.m. Fire alarm reported sound
ing at 415 N. 16th St. Police think it may
have been caused by a faulty smoke
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The Lincoln Transportation
System will have five-cent bus
rides on all regular line service
Saturday as part of Lincolnfest.
detector.
11:12 .ia. Fire alarm reported
sounding at Plant Science KalL No fire
was found.
11:54 a.n. Bicycle reported stolen
from Gather Hall.
12:37 p.m, Two people arrested under
suspicion of making annoying phone calls.
1:03 p.EsS Person allegedly responsi
ble for a hit-and-run accident was located
and the c&se was cleared.
2:23 p.m. Purse reported stolen from
Temple Building.
8:47 p.m. btereo and casn reponeu t
stolen from a car in Parking Area 1 at
19th and S streets. j
10:45 p.m. Disturbance reported at I
1245 N. 16th St. I
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