The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 17, 1985, Page Page 6, Image 6

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Frequent weight fluctuations!.
Eating to discomfort.
Usa cf laxatives or diuretics
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An tlliliate ot WILMAC HeHh Cart Partners in Family Progress
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b?rcmetsr3 tr.J th3 thenscrattsrs to
r.ik3 sura ths indoor tempcratun) i3
tl-.js 75 dcysss, his ten spscLI
CiJIy designed for th? hb.
Leviticus tsli ths hb has Mth3 r.c-t
fcccur2.t9 elpr.cnt you can :.t any
whera." Pecpl? who drive ca the west part cf
East Cmpus cn see the second tc:t,
called drswhar. Drawbrr, dons cn the
outdoor track, tests 6 tractor's izrj
cwsr and ability to lua thir.i by pul-
ira what locks lika a small c&T.pir.g
trailer wcur.d the track, kviticus st'.d
this Is ths tcugh part cf the testing
process.
The hb else tests soiad &t this
point. Sound meureraer.ts r.zzi the
position cf the driver's tzi tre t?.ktn
and bystander soimd ner'arcr.sr.ts
are done Ecpsratsly to detcrr.lr.e the
eraount cf noise 25 feet from the trac
tor's cer.tcrlir.e.
Alter these tests Ere dor.e, the trac
tor i3 rcinspected to determine oil con
euntptlcn zr.i other factora, Leviticus
sdd. The hb then completes reports
tr.d publishes then.
Siiice the test hb opened in 1820, it
has tested more thtn 1,550 tractors
from all over the world, Leviticus said.
The lsb co test about 49 tractors a
yesx prcbib'y more if vetthcr was
alv:ys good, he sdd.
Tr.3 test lab 13 Eclf-svpportirj, he
said. The state 0r.ir.ccd the facility,
but all cpcnticr.il costs including
salaries are covered by the fees
chsrgsd to tractor manufacturers who
test their ecjalprasat, he vM.
Fees ere bi::d cn a toula using
tha tractor's kcrsepowcr end er.glae
features. TJy r:-3 from $5,EC0 to
$14,000 for each tractor tested, he said.
Any addiilcr.il testing is chiirgsd on an
hourly scale.
College names faculty
Bonnie Kimble, a Beliwocd nstive
and former high school English teacher,
his been named interim assistant dean
cf the UNL CoSiege of Lr.v.
A 1984 law graduate, Kimbie repla
ces Janet Knuse, who is serving is
interim vice chsr.ceilor for student
aTJrs. Kimble also holds bachelor's
and master's degrees from UNL
In her new role, Kimble leads the
Career Services cfHce end the place
ment library, publishes a handbook
about graduates and works with law
school placement and alumni develop
ment. Kimble's teaching experience in
cludes the Chase County High School
in Imperial, Educational Service Unit
10 in Kearney, and the Hartington
Public School system.
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UNL will host & Career D?y fcr
home economics jajors todsy at the
Esst Union.
The Career Day Fdr will ran from
S s.n. to 3 p.m. in the Cret ?Mm
Eoom. Ths kcttJ
to the
Eepresentstives from mora thsn
49 orgsniaattens will be cn hand to
discuss recruitment and career
opportunities. Students ere Invited
to explore job possibilities and
career 8trsk0. ........
For mora information, contact
the Career Pltiining and Fkcement
CmXit si 472-8145 or the College of
Boss ESeomssScs at 472-2913.
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it Depositor Libraries. Contact your
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