The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 22, 1987, Page 11, Image 11

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    Doug Carroll/Daily Nebraskan
It’s not a long wait
Students who found themselves waiting In line for season basketball tickets discovered
that the wait wasn’t as long as it appeared. Cindy Bell, an administrative technician at the
Nebraska ticket office, said the sale will be continued until 3,500 upper bench seats are
sold. All the floor seats are sold, Bell said.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CALL 472-2SSS
$3 00 minimum charge per day on commercial ads
Tan word* included
$2 SO minimum charge per day on individual student
and student organization ads
$ 75 billing charge on noncommercial ada. AM
personal ads must be prepaid
NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID ADS
FOR SALE
ONE MORE TIME
Quality home furnishings at affordable prices
Open 7 days a week Free parking
850 No 27th _ 474-2065
EARN (HUNOREDS WEEKLY* in youi spare time United
Services of America is looking tor homeworkers to
perform mail services Incentive programs available For
information sand large sett addressed stamped envelope
to USA. 24307 Magic Mtn Pkwy . Suite *306 Valencia.
CA 91355 _ _
THREE CUBIC toot dorm refrigerators Will sell. (59 95
or rent Peres Company, 1422 South St 435-5834
USHERS GIFTS!
CLIFF S SMOKE SHOP
140 No 12th Street
_ 4784)118 __
4J4#> IBM PC SOFTWARE
100 s ol programs available Only (4 95 each CALL tor
hee catalog. 466 3588
USED TANDY 2000 computer, includes printer and
Tandy software 474 2447_ __
MOTEL TV LIQUIDATION
140 Sylvama 19 color TVs
Solid State/$139 each
„ ALL TRONIX S TV
364 So 33rd 2301 No 33rd
AUDIO-VISUAL VIDEO
2301 No 33rd 3219SO 13th
UNL IN THE 20TH CENTURY
„ The history of UNL as It happened'
See UNLs growth as repotted by THE DAILY NE
BRASKAN. UNL s official newspaper for 86 years
AMT8H6EY^I,LYReTOpSEK^VE
perfect for anyone with an interest in journalism or
Nebraska history Only (3 00 available in the Daily
Nebraskan office, 34 Nebi Union 1400 R Street
FINE AND BAD CIOARBI
CLIFF S SMOKE SHOP
140 Ne 12th Street _ 4764)119
. teur diamond! (150 or B 6 Check
f- i tits' Turntable ampklter speaker
, i ORUif eel fiMan^Fibian (2 000 value sale
i price, (1000 488 1286
19B3SII7UKI fiSflSOl ( ol<s ol extras 9 000 miles SI "X)
o' best oltai 477 9145 after 6 00 p m and weekends
19 COLOR RCA TV and a 17 Zenith (75 12 B/W(20
FOR SALE: Trek 420 Lois ol extras Call 477-4284 after 5
PM Like new
1982 750 YAMAHA Virago, black. 6.000 mi., excellent
condition, many extraa. Must sell 476-0140.
YAMAHA R-70 reviewer, paid $430. asking $250. Turn
table. $50. Ig dorm size refrigerator, $70 ALL NEGOTI
ABLE 423-9951 after 5 PM
ESCAPt WINTER chills on Texas Riveria Rdckport
Country Club and Padre Island condominiums starting at
$425 month Golf, tennis, beach and fishing available
G.C.E 800-327-3189
FOR SALE: Weekly newspaper in scenic northwest
Nebraska Grossing $120,000 annually Due to other
business commitment must sell Will sacrifice for $80,000.
Can partially finance Dave and Sandy Cook. 303 Elm
Street. Crawford, NE 68339 1 800-665-2242
★
Six month old day bed White with brass topping Asking
$150 or best otter Call nights 474-0514
FREE OLD Gold shag caipet — 32 sq yd 488-6305. alter
4 PM_
BROWN 3PC - chair, sofa, loveseat - good condition
$225 to needy students 464 0028 _ _
AUTOS FOR SALE
74 BMW 2002 Just overhauled engine Sunrool. sport
lue, body good Asking S3 300 Call 476 2181
84 IA Red & Black sharp and clean Mileage 40,000
Call 466 8128 ask lor Allan
FOR RENT
2504 VINE
nice 1 bedroom new carpet most utilities paid, $290
2222 VINE
large, 2-bedroom, 2 bath, most utilities paid Available
now.___
STUDENT SPECIALS
3233 T", newel. 2 bedioom house, $290
Call 488 6738
1- BEDROOM
2540 S Heal paid $200
3179 R $200
4906 Lowell Heal paid $250
1020 C $260
2- BEDROOM
4909 Lowell $300
2-year old!¥ftdimom^ctoeff2^V^S^otl al Hub
Hall 483 2551 01 see mgi in Apt 8__
BAST CAMPUS „
One bedroom, one block trom campus in buck 12 plex'
Laundry facilities and off sheet paiking Call Mega
Coipoiahon, M-f, 475-1407, 887-1879.
JONES APT 477-7262
640 S 20th — 2 bedroom
$300 and uo
2301 A. 1 bedroom $240
2312 S. 141 bedroom $265
with fireplace
•48 0
2 year old complex close to downtown 2 bedroom unit.
$375, low utilities Consolidated Realty. 476-0096
335 N 18th, 2 blocks from campus 3 bedroom, base
ment apt $360/mo utilities paid 421 1328. 489-8620
~ SPACIOUS TWO bedroom. Garage 33rd and Vine area. 3
unit building No pets 466-0928
CLEAN TWO bedroom, newly remoceled. appliances,
shower, parking, yard, bus 19th & Sumner $295 475
CCCQ
ww.
NEED PRIVACY? Large remodeled, efficiency, unfur
mshed/furnished. $185 00 plus low utilities, near capital
476-7416
TWO BEDROOM apartment for rent 800 H' and 3031
"O'. with fireplace. $315 00 plus deposit, no children/pets
467 3145 or 488-7755
HELP WANTED
KFC is now accepting applications tor day and evening
positions Apply at any of our five Lincoln locations
TEMPORARY POSITIONS lor Animal Lover*
Dependable and enthusiastic phone opeiatois needed tor
Capitol Humane Society v io u-a-thon Help a woilhy
cause and earn extra i c me during the month ol
September Mon -Sat , 8 0 ? 30 or 4.00-9 00 474 6076
COMPUTER CONSULTANTS
Advise and aid students in micro and mainliame labs
Experience preferred
-Maintrami CDC/NOS. VAX/UNIX. IBM/CMS
(SPSSX.SAS)
—Micro IPM-PC. MACIN10SH
$4 00/hr . 10-20 hrs /week, full time student, at least
Junior status, min GPA of 30 Apply at room 326
Administration. 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m Mon -Fri. Call 472
5870 lot mote information__
l INCOLN SPAGHETTI WORKS 220 N 1?th has positions
open loi lunch, waiter, and evening prep Apply in person
8-10,2-4, M-F_ _
WANIED PART TIME sludent, alletnoons in shipping
andwarehouse 483 4491
WANTED Live in attendant tor handicapped $550u
month. Iree room and board Experience in nuises aid
required Call 466 2126. ask tor Paul
PRAIRIE LIFE CENTER
Now accepting applications for part-time employment
Afternoon and evening hours available Apply in person
- no phons calls 1305 S 70th
MICROCOMPUTER ASSISTANT
Assisi taclty/staff/students with microcomputer prob
lems Gain ixpqMenca with new computer software and
hareware A minimum GPA of 3 0 and experience with
IBM PC software Is requirad Salary atarta at $4 25/hr
and 20 hr* /week Apply at 326 Administration during
business hours or call Paul Mentar at 472-5761 for more
infomtiflon.
WANTED TEMPORARY part-time people to conduct
market research by phone Mormngand afternoon hours
available Nu experience required $4/houi paid weekly
2930 N 33rd 467-5433 Ask for Byron EOE __
I-back situation unclear
By Tim Hartman
Senior Reporter
Strong performances by
Nebraska’s top three I-backs in
Saturday’s scrimmage leave it un
clear who will see extensive action
against Arizona State Saturday, Com
husker football coach Tom Osborne
said after practice Monday.
Osborne said running backs coach
Frank Solich would like to alternate
between Keith Jones, Ken Clark and
Tyreese Knox early in the game and
then play whoever is performing best.
“They’re all real close,” Osborne
said. “They all scrimmaged and they
all practiced well last week. Keith did
much better, Tyreese is continuing to
come on a little bit better and seems to
have a little more intensity and better
concentration, and Ken Clark contin
ues to do well.”
Quarterbacks Clete Blakeman
and Gerri Gdowski practiced, while
wingback Dana Brinson and defen
sive tackle Lee Jones also returned to
practice Monday after sitting out with
injuries. Osborne said that Gdowski
“was probably 75 to 80 percent well,”
but said he was encouraged by the
return of both quarterbacks.
Osborne said the team was able to
practice in the stadium because the
cleanup from the Farm Aid III concert
on vSaturday was completed on time.
“We really believed in what they
were trying to do and the university
was supportive, so I think it really
worked out well,” he said.
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for the student on the go!
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build up problems, Bethany
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Extended wear $10.00 each. For
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65th & Holdrege
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Songwriter* of the Otd West