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CodSarii'l Veu 1 After McGlntey's speech, reprcsen- , "tremendous amount of human know
"The rci::a of miJ has been ac t&tives from Gensrd Motors, Rockwell ledga
complied," hs s i!d, 'tat that which International, 8M, Olsson Associates of
we icccsp J the?, v.3 cow take for Lincoln, Vshncr.t sad Intemorth met
granted now it's m&intenoce we're with engineering students to ti&cass
concerned with." , their company's latest engineering de
He said private and nativs engines velopments. ,
ing Investors are seeded because of McGialey praised students for their
today's constsnt'chssges end Improve dedication to engineering students end
ments. . encouraged thea to accumulate a
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Lincoln vc'.cj can csst their hsihts
in the city prizujy today but only
one of 16 cidlies mill be eliminated
for the peers! election on May 7.
On the billot are candidates for the
Lincoln Airport Authority, the Lincoln
Board of Education and the Lincoln
City Council. The city council race has
the only competition, with seven can
didates running for three seats. ;
Council candidates include current
council chairman Joe Hmpion and
incumbents Bill Dailey and Louis
Shackelford. Other council candidates
include Coleen Seng, Paul Sicthr, Stan
Doctor and Paul Essman.
Six cf the council csndidcics will
advance to tha c:r.crd ebcfbns.
Candidates fr the drrrcrt authority
include Harry J. Ar.tr., i.arcid D.
Candidates for the board of educa
tion include Marian L Price for Dis
trict 1, tees J. Carver and Sue Good-
at 1:39 p.m.'
Boilding, 15th and K streets; the Salva
tion Army Community Center, 1645 N.
27th St.; the Maios Community Con-
gad David J. livers from District 5.
The polls will be open fecr.i 8 a.m. to
8 p.m. today. Some polling sites near
the UNL campus include: the Indian
Center, UOOf.!itaryBoad;NebraskaSpcrts
Center, 1800 Court St.; the state Capitol
INDEPENDENT SPECIALISTS IMC.
TUESDAY (8 pm, Centennial Room
Keynote Address by Julia C. Bloch, Adm., Bureau of
Food for Peace, US Agency for International De-
velopment Discussion to follow. t ,j f. w -
WEDNESDAY (2;30 pm, City Union) jU
Forum: Debeba Worku, Fermenant Represer.tativa, ? V ,
.Ethiopian Embassy. NY. V ' '' "-4 s
Mr. Gborg Scharffenbcrgar, Coordinstor, African I, f
Food Systems Initiativa.
Mr. Hicnard Heroto, tconomut, Bureau or Atncsn .
Affairs, U.S. Dept. of Ststo.
"Your human knowlsdg a has to be
preserved, while it accumulates, so
that it csi b passed on," he sdd.
E-Week continues today with an
Energy Boad Rally beginning at 2 p.m.
Psrticlptnts v411 meet at the state fair-
grounds parking lot, Rear the north
entrance,
son from District 3, Norman L. Dcrity ter, 20th and U streets: and Grace Uni
tea Metliociist tnurcn, 2tn and ll
streets.--
For information on polling sites
closer to your home or office, call the
Lancaster County Election Commission
office at 471-7311. ...
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APRIL 11 Thursday
HE Union Career Planning & Placement with Gerry Phaneuf
N Union U.S. Si Lstin Political Affairs with Susan Schroeder
Susia Prengsr, Bill Avery St Ralph Vigil
NE Union Juan Hernandei-Folk Singer
$1:00 UNL STUDENT $1 .50 NON-UNL STUDENT
APRIL 12 ' Friday
HZ Union Cultural Identity with Ralph Grajeda, Kay Nickel,'
Juan Hernandez & Marty Ramirez
NE Union Featured Speaker: Rodolpho "Corky" Gonzalez
NE Union Guest Speaker: Corky Gonzalez
APRIL 13 Saturday
Pioneers
Park
8th Annual M.A.S.A. Fun Run
$3 ENTRY SHiRT TO FIRST 75 RUNNERS
NEC Bldg. Mexican Dance with tha "Cervantes"
11th Floor, 13th 8e "O"
$4 PER PERSON $7 PER COUPLE
APfilL 14 Sunday
'9:00-12:00 noon 333 N 14 "Menudo" Breakfast at the Commonplace
Across from the NE Union
$1 UNL STUDENT $2 NON-UNL STUDENT
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