The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 08, 1989, Page 12, Image 12

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    Large 5 bedroom, S625, 489-0813.
Summer & Fall Rentals available nowll' Sign up early
and relax! 3-6bedroom homes all cioseto UNI. Call 423
1535. We Love Studentslll
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Apartments & Duplexes lor Rent
FURNISHED, UNrURNISHED. SECURITY BLDG
CLOSE TO CAMPUS ANO TOWN.
502 So 12th, new microwave with one year lease.
Efficiencies, S186, S195 $205; 1-bedroom, $250. Also
1600 square foot of commercial area, 1st floor, 502 So
12th at S5 square foot. Call: 476-1142, 474-3365. 447
5706 or 423-5800. 648 So 12th, large efficiencies, S215,
includes heat. 435-8131.
Unfurnished: 2-bedrooms with dishwasher, disposal,
carpet, drapes. 1615 Garfield, $350, 477-9671. 636 So
27th, $350,435-5540. 2125 A, $360, includes heat, 477
0704. 3535 Vine, 2-story, 1 1/2 baths, $400 includes
heat, one bedroom $300. 466-1653.
DUPLEXES: 2-BEDROOMS.
6619 Colby. $325. 423-5800. 1912 North Cotner,
$325, 423-5800. 1920 North Cotner, $325, 423 5800.
Call for any units, 423-5800 or John Keane, Hub Hall
Property Mgt at 489-7444.
CLOSE TO CAMPUS
One and two bedroom from $260. L.T. Management
474-7368.
HUNTINGTON SQUARE APTS~
3300 Huntington Ave.
‘Comfortable 2-BR available now.
‘Close to East Campus.
'Otf-street parking, laundry facilities.
‘School term leases available.
Call today
466-8611
Joseph E Kean Co. 474-1666.
NEAR NEW 2 BEDROOM
$325/'month. Near campus. No pets. 477-4434,435
0351.
NEWER 2-BEDROOM APARTMEMTS.
Close to campus and downtown. Balcony units $365; w/
o balcony $350. 477-2177, or 423-1029, 486 1286.
SNUGGLE UP AT
WILLOWKAVEN
‘Fireplaces or Woodstoves
‘1 or 2 bedroom apartments
‘Reasonable rent. LOW utilities
‘Off-street parking, garages available
‘Only minutes from downtown
CALL TODAYI
476-6200
1800 Knox
or Joseph E. Kean Company 474-1666
Street Legal
at the
Pla Mor Ballroom
Friday Night
March 10 9:00-12:30
Doors open at 8:00
6600 West O Street
J Tonight is Buck Night! |
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IA m Well Drinks /illCl/ |
|S I Domestic Bottled _
|Y ■ Wine Coolers
25£ Miller Lite Draws
March 8th & 9th I
I First dollar drink FREE w/coupon. 1033 "O"
One per customer. Validate at door. Gold's Galleria J
Call Us!
475- 7672
611 N. 27th Main Campus
Open 11 a.m. for lunch
476- 0787
11th & Cornhusker
^ Harper Schramm Smith
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QC 16” PEPPERONI |
Brr PIZZA AND FOUR
TAX 16 OZ. COKES
SPECIAL Additional Toppings $1.05
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ADOPTION _
ADOPTION IS A GIFT OF LOVE. Let us help each other.
We are a financially secure couple longing to adopt an
infant as we are medically unable to have our own
children. We live in a small quiet town in New England
and have the love and means to raiso a child. We are
willing to help with counselling, legal and medical ex
penses. Please call collect and talk with us (207) 377
8941. Legal and confidential.
SOCIAL SERVICES
PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping
hand. Free pregnancy test, please call us for appoint
ment. 483-2609.
Kappa Delta
Chili Fest
pll you can eat "
$2.75 :'?ti
Sunday, March 12
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Tickets on sale at the City
Union or at the door
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THE FAR SIDE
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5 Pile neatly
10 Throat-clear
ing sound
14 Roof edge
15 -d’hote
16 Opposite of yep
17 British Navy
woman
18 Foreigner
19 Speaker of
baseball
20 Scarlet
weaverbird
23 Ott or Torme
24 Liquid meas.
25"-Hill,"
1940 song
30 Auriculate
35 Time period
36 Actress
Farrow
37 Eye
membrane
38 Assistant
40 Main artery
42 Italian wine
center
43 Mentally
defective
person
45 Son of Gad:
Gen. 46:16
46 Moray, e.g.
47 A king of
Judea
48 Thanksgiving
Day sauce
source
51 Ration-book
agcy.
53 Spanish title
54 Twain novel
63 SW Asian
country
64 Proportion
65 Money
exchange fee
66 Having all
one's marbles
67 Holding device
68 -and
robbers
69 Seattle-,
1977 Derby
winner
70 Pulls
71 Gaelic
DOWN
1 Stitches
2 Segment
3 Assert
i ^uaiigc a line
5 Groom, eg.
6 Falsehood,
sometimes
7 Red powder
used in India
8 Priests and
bishops, eg.
9 Nairobi is its
capital
10 Oppositionist
11 Cornucopia
12 Long heroic
poem
13 Engage, as
gears
21 Spider network
22 Escape
25 Sandy shore
26 River in
France
b/dited by h,ugene 1. Maleska
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
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27 Below
28 Ebro is one
29 More unusual
31 Mindanao
native
32 Part of a
stairway
33 Be admitted
34 Bettor’s
double
37 Fallerson
Bacharach's
head
39 Ike’s i range
command 56 Walking aid
41-la-la 57 “What Maisie
44 False god -H.
48 Occult James
doctrine 58 Common Latin
49 Lad abbr.
50 Write on the 59 Hoarfrost
front of a bill 00 Cassini or
52 Sit Stravinsky
54 Sibilant sound 61 Bites
55 Soviet 62 Kind of cone or
mountain dive
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