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From Los Angeles The Miller Rock Network presents The Wild Cards playing swing, jazz, rock ‘n roll, funk and rhjthm and blues. This is one of the tight est, hottest bands on the road today. Mon., Tues., March 13-14 9-1, $4 THE ZOO BAR _136 No. 14th_ I Division to implement new device TICKETS from Page 1 said. The computer will automatically verify registration of vehicles, matching up students’ names with their addresses, Chamberlain said. Technicians then will enter the name of a student wanting to pay a fine and all the outstanding tickets will be listed, she said. However, Chamberlain said, get ting the system operational will take some time. All information on regis tered vehicles and all outstanding tickets must be entered manually into the system. Presently there are about 50,000 outstanding tickets at UNL. During spring break, the office technicians who process tickets and collect student fines at the UNL Po lice Department will learn how to operate the eight terminals and ac companying software, Chamberlain said. fuMS| COMPUTERIZED ALIGNMENT DIAGNOSIS FREE Don’l pay for an alignment... unless you need one! BRAKES I’KM AXIjT _ _ MOST CARS • We install new guaranteed brake pads or shoes (semimetallic |tadx extra) • Resurface drums or rotors • Inspect front grease seals • Inspect front wlieel bearings • ko.id test your car I 'W|«»»1' «"« "W»T »-«»l, I****—-—«»■«» iMWWlllnllliMtellHWMI. LINCOLN 23)8 ”M" Street 7030 “0" Street 477-7724 464-2252 Chamberlain said that although Auto Cite won’t be used to verify tows until all data entry is completed it will be used to issue tickets once the parking controllers are trained and the mam computer is operating. She also said new computerized cash registers have been installed that will accept the new photo identifica tion cards. The cash registers will read the magnetic bands, and then will give a student’s name and identi fication number. The total cost of implementation will be from $50,000 to $70 000 Chamberlain said. The computer system will be purchased with funds from the Parking Enforcement Divi sion, she said. The division last year generated $985,000 in revenue from permits meters, fines and lot rentals. The division receives no money from the university, she said. Car hits fountain; driver leaves scene From Staff Reports The driver of a vehicle that struck Broyhill Fountain at about 3:15 a.m. Saturday reportedly ran from the vehicle after the accident, according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department records. The individual was seen stum bling at 14th and R streets by an officer, was picked up and admitted to hitting the fountain, said UNL Police Cpl. Linda McEntarffer. The individual was charged with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident, McEntarffer said. The fountain received an esti mated $4,000 in damages, while $3,000 in damages was reported to the vehicle, she said. 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