MondayJanuary 14, 198$
Cash advances ready-
Students who have been awarded On Wednesday, they will be Issued from
grants and scholarships in excess of 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. in the
tuition and fees may pick up cash Office of Scholarships and Financial
advances and book vouchers during the Aids, Administration Building 113.
first three days of classes, said Lynn A maximum amount of $100 per stu-
Ford, interim assistant director of dent may be issued. Cash advances will
financial aid. be stamped with the date following the
Cash advances will be awarded until day of issuance, and may only be
funds are depleted. Today and Tuesday, cashed at the Bursar's Office between
cash advances and book vouchers will the stamped date and Friday,
be issued in the Nebraska Union's Book vouchers, which are accepted
Regency Suite from 4 to 10 p.m. Extra only by the University Bookstore, also
hours today are from 8 a.m. to noon and must be presented for use on or before
extra hours on Tuesday from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday.
Daily Ncbraskan
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or college .
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Another problem: Many students are
eligible for financial aid and don't
know it, Aripoli said. Students who
don't know if they are eligible for aid
Senators
Continued from Ptge 1
Commonwealth reimbursement could
cost the state about $70 million in the
should apply anyway and let the aid
institutions decide.
Deadlines for financial aid applica
tions vary at each Nebraska institution,
Aripoli said. However, most applica
tions sie due between March 15 and
April 15.
The Nebraska Student Financial Aid
Administrators group is made up of
financial aid directors from UNL, UNO,
Creighton University, the four state col
leges, private colleges and junior col
leges. The entire group meets twice a
event of full repayment. If any repay- year and the executive committee meets
mem is maae, u probably will be par- five or six times a year.
uai ana spreaa over several years.
Many people think banking on the
whole is unstable in Nebraska. Several
banks have closed in 1984, and one in
Dannebrog, north of Grand Island,
folded in the first week of 1985. Law
makers likely will ponder banking
reforms to decrease closings and make
it easier for stable banks to buy unsta
ble ones.
Farmers are forcing rural senators to
remedy the record number of farm
foreclosures. Sen. John DeCamp of
Neligh, chairman of the banking, com
merce and insurance committee, has
indicated he will introduce legislation
to provide tax-exempt bonds for debt
ridden farmers.
The Legislature could ease the
revenue pinch in cities if it decides to
lift the ban it placed on video lottery
machines during the 1984 session. The
state license to operate the machines
expires son, and the cities that use
them want to keep them.' A bill that
would let each city vote to determine
the legality of the machines is favored
by some senators.
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