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Johnson ducks reporters as he prepares for Dallas COKal uadlco, ria. (AP) - Departing Miami football coach Jimmy Johnson continued to duck reporters Sunday, saying he would hold his tongue until he actually oc cupied the office that belonged for 29 years to Tom Landry. At a news conference Sunday, Miami athletic director Sam Jankov ich said Johnson probably will take five or six assistants with him when he becomes Dallas Cowboys coach. Included in those likely to leave were Gary Stevens, Miami’s assistant head coach. Stevens wants to replace Johnson at Miami, but Jankovich said he’ll conduct a national search before naming a new coach. “Jimmy would hire me if I didn’t get this job,” Stevens said. Johnson was named on Saturday to succeed L. idry in a transfer of ownership of the Cowboys from H.R. “Bum” Bright to oilman Jerry Jones, a former college teammate of Johnson at Arkansas. Secondary coach Dave Campo said he expects to join Johnson in Dallas. Miami fans, players, assistant coaches and the media have voiced support for Stevens, a Hurricanes coach since 1980 and architect of their potent passing attack. The “groundswell of support” for Ste vens won’t help his chances of get ting the head coaching job, Jankovich said. “Boosters, coaches and players alike will not pressure me into mak ing a decision that 1 don't like. And that includes the media,” Jankovich said at a news conference. ‘‘I w ill not succumb to pressure.” Jankovich, w hose choice of a new coach needs approval only from the university president, said Stevens is “deserving” of the job and will be considered. “But the greatest injustice we could perform to Gary Stevens is to name him head coach tonight or tomorrow,” Jankovich said. “I wouldn’t pul somebody in the posi tion of, The only reason you hired me is because of pressure.”’ Other candidates for the job listed in Sunday’s Herald were Louisiana State coach Mike Archer, Washing ton State coach Dennis Erickson, West Virginia coach Don Nehlen, Duke coach Steve Spurrier and Fresno Slate coach Jim Sweeney. FOR SALE Manual typewriter ribbons 53 cents each ftax included). Da ly Nebraskan office. basement ot the Nebraska Un ion. 472-2588. MEN'S Nt W ELEGANT WEDDING BAND, appraised at $650. S300 firm. 549 2417 mornings, all day weekends, or leave message Nikon Speedlight (dedicated) SB- 20 mint ♦ case $170, hamvan kardon PM 645 high current low negative feedback, stereo integrated amplifier only $270. 100ft of T Max professional 40OASA, $20. 472-0745. Save Deskwarming For your Old Age' Head North this Summer for the adverture of a lifetime (and $300 a day). For b'ochure. send S6.95 to: Earth First, 3220 N Stieet NW. Suite 358, Washington DC 20051. VEHICLES FOR SALE ~ 1979 BMW 3201,59,000 miles, excellent condition Must see to appreciate 483-0231 after 6 or weekends TICKET EXCHANGE ^ Two round-tnp tickets. 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Tuesday, Feb 28 from 2 00 to 4:00. Nebraska Union - The Crib ATTENTION STUDENTS: GlC will be Sponsoring a Luncheon on Wednesday at '200 to 100 at the Un»n. The purpose * to meet with your State Senator and discuss UNL • concerns. AUSTRALIAN FIELD” STUDIES PROGRAM June 4 -July 1* tM9 at the Univ*r*4yot Newcastle. Australia Focus on Aborigines. Hora and fauna, land use. envi ronmental issue*, and contemporary Austra ■an society. Course designed to earn 6 hours transfer credit Contact UNL 's Institute for Inter national Studies. 1237 R Street. 472 3076 BODY FLEX Eitrcii* Clestst-Supervised Wa'ghl Training Body Composition Testing-Weig hi Central Plan Tanning Asian-Apparel Shop-Massage Spring Break # Special # One month unlimited tanning 30 minute sessions Regular $50.00 Special $39.95 1316 ''N” Gateway North 476-1492 464-7969 i Be A Part of Something Great 1989-90 UPC Chair Applications Available in CAP Offices Due March 6 FEELING COLD? THIS THOUGHT SHOULD WARM YOU UP' DELTA TAU DELTA SPRING SOFTBALL COMING SOON I APRIL 8-9 FREE MOVIE pJesu»" - Nebraska Union Regency Suite; Feb. 28, 7:00 GENERAL STUDIES STUDENTS Come and voice your concerns to General Studies Senators Kner and Thomlison Toes., Feb 28 from 11:30 to 12.30 Booth at Nebraska Union GLC Important meeting tomorrow night' 6:15 NE Union See you there'! INTRAMURAL ENTRY DEADLINES Tuesday. 2/28. is the entry deadline for the following intramural activities: co-rec indoor wiffleball tournament, men s, women's and oo-rec racquetball doubles, and 9 ball pool Entries will be accepted in the Campus Recrea tion Offices, 1740 Vine Street and 32 ECAB Inquiries: 472 3467. Joan: Meet me for lunch at the Union on Wednesday at 12 00 Lunch is free Your Senator UNI. Students. During Lent, finish your days with God. 10 p m. daily Mass Monday through Thursday. 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