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By Stephen Mossman
Staff Reporter
The word is out.
The Lincoln Police Department is
cracking down on unpaid parking
tickets.
Norman Langemach, chief city pro
secutor, said if a parking ticket is not
paid within five days of its issue, the
fine goes up. After 15 days, the car is
put on a tow list. ,
With delinquent parking tickets, the
court tows the car instead of looking
for the offender, he said.
The consequences are worse for
people who don't pay up tickets for
INTERESTED IN STUDYING'
OVERSEAS DURING THE
SPRING 1986 SEMESTER?
UNL students can study at any one of the following schools during the Spring
1983 semester and earn up to 15 hours course credit. In most cases students
register at UNL and course credits are easily transferable.
UNIVERSITY OF COSTA RICA
San Jose. March - June. Many fields. Working knowledge
of Spanish and 3.0 GPA required. Live with Costa
Rican family. Cost: $2,100 plus air transportation.
See: Professor William Avery, 537 Oldfather (2-3214)
office hours 10-11 Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30-5:30
Tuesday. Deadline for submitting applications: Oct.
15.
UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN
Denmark. January - May. General studies, architecture,
and international business. Courses in English. 3.0
GPA required. Live with Danish family. Cost: $3,390
$4,000 (depending on courses), plus $475 room and
board, and $490 air transportation. See: Professor
Richard E. Lonsdale, 1237 R Street (2-3076), any
morning. Deadline for application: Sept. 24.
moving traffic violations, Langemach
said.
"If a moving violation is not paid, the
violator will be cited for failure to
appear in court," Langemach said. For
failing to appear, offenders are fined
$33 and may receive a jail sentence.
The Lincoln Municipal Court recently
indicated that the number of delin
quent tickets is rising and asked the
police to increase enforcement, said
Capt. Jim Baird.
Don Carnes, Lincoln City Auditor,
said the city had about $25,000 in
unpaid parking tickets as of Aug. 1. Of
that total, $17,467 were from cars regis
tered outside of Lancaster County,
Carnes said. At that time, 5 1 9 cars were
on the city's tow list. The auditor's
office has been in charge of naririn,.
violations since July.
Langemach said that if people don't
pay traffic tickets and are cited for
failure to appear in court, they will be
arrested and jailed. If bond cannot be
posted, offenders will spend the night
in jail and be tried in the morning, he
said.
If people don't have the time or
money to appear in court, they should
contact the court and have the time
changed or fill out a time payment
form, Langemach said.
"It is a lot cheaper than paving an
extra $35 fine," he said.
The court allows a time payment
plan if offenders don't have bad pay
ment records, he said.
UNIVERSITY OF ERLANGEN
Nurnburg. Germany. March - July. Most fields, two
years college German, Jr. standing, and 3.0 GPA re
quired. Cost: $2,900 plus air transportation, see:
Professor Cheri Brown, 1136 Oldfather (2-3710);
office hours: 10:30-11:30 Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
2:30-3:30 Friday. Deadline for application: Sept. 20.
UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE, or
UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE
Spain. February - June. Either general program for
students with 5 semesters college-level Spanish, or
special program (emphasizing langugage or culture)
for those with less Spanish. 2.75 GPA required. Cost:
$3,450 plus air transportation. See: Professor Richard
Tyler, 1209 Oldfather (2-3865). Deadline for appli
cation: Oct. 10.
COLIMA
Mexico. Hacienda El'Cobano (operated by University
of Oklahoma). January - May. Intensive Spanish (vary
ing levels, depending on student background ) plus
Mexican history and culture. 3.0 GPA required.
Cost: $2,500, plus transportation. See: Professor
Richard Tyler, 1209 Oldfather (2-3865), or Professor
Richard E. Lonsdale, 1237 R Street (2-3076). Deadline
for application: Oct. 10.
All programs are sponsored by the
INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Richard E. Lonsdale, director
1237 R Street (International Affairs Center)
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Grabbin' for grub!
Students grab for grub at the University Lutheran Chapel's
"Q Street Beach Party" Thursday night. Two dump truck
loads of sand were brought in for the party.
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Career workshops for College of Arts
and Sciences majors will be offered in
Andrews Hall 129 at 3:30 p.m. Thursday
and Sept. 12 and 19.
The workshops, presented by Aiue
Kopera, arts and sciences advising
coordinator, will include skills identi
fication, resume writing and interview
techniques. For more information, con
tact the dean's office, 1223 Oldfather
Hall, 472-2891.
UNL students and faculty and staff
members are invited to audition for
UNL Dance Concert and chamber dan
ces at 4:30 p.m. today at 304 Mabel Lee
Hall. Six to eight performance-oriented
dancers of advanced skills are needed.
Interested dancers should bring dance
clothes, resumes and work and class
schedules to the audition.
The Acreage Country Emporium, 2600
Saltillo Road, announces "The Prairie
Pickers Country Music Revue" at 7:30
p.m. Friday in the Acreage Outdoor
Beer Garden. The emporium is five
miles south of Lincoln, near Roca. Food
and drinks will be available. There will
be a $2 cover charge.