The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 17, 1986, Page Page 6, Image 6
Page 6 4 l - - (fc n -I. i... .. JM m Daily Nebraskan ; -v. I V BUY ONE & GET SAME SIZE OR SMALLER. 12 PRICE Expires March 31, 1986 1201 "Q" St. Glass Menagerie 475-5019 BUY ANY SIZE YOGURT & GET REG. SIZE HOT DRINK FREE Expires March 31, 1986 1201 "Q" St. Glass Menagerie 475-5019 UOGURl 81 You Can't Pay More Than $39.95 Complete Eyeglasses Single Vision $19.95 Bifocals $29.95 Complete selection of more than 1,000 frames. All lenses conform to American National Standards for first quality prescription lenses. opticians association of america Optical Outlet 237 S. 70th (between Hy-Vee & St. Elizabeth's) M-F: 10a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ' s V-,.:.. mssSC Mark DavisDaily Nebraskan Photo illustration: the ultimate personalized license plate. College courses for career success. SIGN UP FOR FALL ARMY ROTC NOW: MS 1 1 1 . THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN SOCIETY MS 1 12. MILITARY LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT MS 221 CONTEMPORARY MILITARY ISSUES '4 1 --- n.- .ffil' ; Hie most exciting few hours you'll spend all week. Run. Climb. Rappel. Navigate. Lead. And develop the confidence and skills you won't get from a textbook. Enroll in Army ROTC as one of your electives. Get the facts todav. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. CONTACT: Military Science Dept, Room 110, Military & Naval Science Building, University of NE, 471-5562 ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS Monday, March 17 Coors Light CA Cooler Stooges St. Patricks Party NO COVER CHARGE Specials On Coors Light, CA Cooler and Green Beer - All Night Long Coors Light 50c Draws All Night Long Green Beer 50c Draws All Night Long CA Coolers $100 All Nigjit r V Party With The Beer Wolf DOOR PRIZES AND DRAWINGS Coors Painters Hats Coors Lighted Burtons Coors Garters Arm Bands Waterbed From Waterbed Liquidation Center 10 Speed Bike From Cycle Works 27th & Vine Dance With The Beer Wolf Monday, March 17, 1986 'Obscene' plates may be recalled; committee formed By Merry Hayes Staff Reporter The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles will form a prestige plate review committee to decide which plates are obscene or objectional. The committee will be selected this week. Of the 9,331 prestige plates issued since Dec. 31, 1985, thirteen have been recalled. The 169 prestige plates owned by UNL students range from displays of the owner's name or initials to descrip tions such as "SO COOL," "H20 SKI," and "LUDE 2." If any of the plates are deemed ob scene or objectionable by the review committee, the owners can attend a June 1 meeting to explain why they want their plate. The recent controversy began when one man refused to relinguish his "RED PIG" plate. Ken Frerichs, president of the state bank of Hildreth, Nebr., said he would not return his plate until officials proved to him that "RED PIG" was obscene. "We are required to screen out plates that are obscene or objection able," said Holly Jensen, Director of the NDMV. "We're doing this to make sure we have a good system and we aren't offending anybody. "But quite frankly, it's a no-win situation. It's a gray area. What's objec tionable to one person may not be objectionable to another," she said. To ensure fairness, the review com mittee will represent a cross-section of Nebraskans. The seven-member com mittee will include a law enforcement office, a journalist, a citizen-at-large, an English professor, a legislator, a sociologist and a clergy member. "We are receiving letters every day (from applicants)," Jensen said. After the committee members are chosen, they will review all the prestige plates in Nebraska and decide which are obscene or objectionable. Plates with more than three numer als or two or more characters that are so similar they can confuse police officers also will be recalled. After the initial recall review on June 1, the committee will continue to review plates by request, Jensen said. President of gay group raps conduct SEX from Page 1 Bell said the-scenario depicted in the letter is accurate. Although he did not specifically name Love Library, Bell said sexual misbehavior in restrooms "goes on across the state" and is the result of gay and heterosexual people trying to meet others while hiding their sexual orientation. He said he discourages such con duct at GLSA meetings because it gives the community a negative view of gays. "It's more than an improper way to meet people, it makes it more likely to spread AIDS," Bell said. Bell said he encourages people to find alternate ways to meet people that are "safer, cleaner and a lot healthier." The only solution to the problem Would be a change in society's attitude toward gay people, Bell said. We're Celebrating... ; Hard Shell Tacos: & Bean Burritosor 1 BCSDS 9th & "P" St. At all Lincoln locations Cfkr ends Sat, March 2Sth