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f" "ST " —T’KiscoIi pon is worth*"" % > *SS? from your 1st and 2nd plasma donations (within 6 d*y*). Earn cash wtilla you study. For more information call tho "Friendliest Staff in Town". ! LINCOLN PLASMA ^x j W» honor all coupons from competitors |_126_N0rth_14thSulte #2_>-_|____474:2335 j !|Peet Hurt? Leg Cramps?* Jl€ Back Ache? f 1 These are ail symptoms of Faulty Foot Function * W/?8l Can you Do: *. Call Dr. Paul Klawitter, D.P.M., P.C. * —for a FREE foot exam— f Offer good during the month of October C Foot & Ankle Clinfo < 600 N. Coiner. Lincoln 4418 Farnim. 0m*ha „ 4 466-0219 556-1699 ' iCRESTED I NOVEMBER 22-26 4 NIGHTS STEAMB ■ JANUARY2-12 # 60R6 Ibrecken IJANUARY2-7 # 5NIGHJ5 | Service could save students money BJ IXWg IHIKEOR Staff Reporter As credit card services become more numerous and complex, one student at the University of Ne braska-Lincoln has found a way to capitalize on the confusion. Last June, Daniel McMana man, a senior engineering major at UNL, began posting ads on cam pus bulletin boards offering a list of about 25 credit cards, and the services each offers. He charges a $2 fee for the list “It’s turned into a nice little business,” said McManaman, who , said he has had about 500 custom ers so far. McManaman sdid the cards on his list offer the best combination of low annual fees, low' interest rates, the longest grace periods, and the best services, such as ac cess to instant cash. The credit card information service has a special appeal to col lege students. McManaman said, because of the way they use credit cards. ”1 know that students are the first ones to just pay off the mini mum fees and not pay off their credit card each month as opposed V£fcr i> it to a lot of people who try to pay (the balance) off each month. “If they (students) can get a card with a lower interest rate, they’ll save a lot more money,” McManaman said. He said he has added to his list or cards over the years, updating the information each month. ‘Tmjusta student,” McMana man said. 'Tm not trying to make a killing. I charge $2, and there are some costs in putting it out. And you might end up saving $50.” Imperial Sun. thru Fri. J - r,y,| I includes almond chicken, rstmce frito95 New Service Now Offering on(y This Week We Recommend on TAKE-OUT TSO’l Chicken (not on menu) 7 Days aweek Come to U$ for mThe Beet Quality* (limitederee910min.order) *' rail 474-2688 701 N. 27th Student Health and Accident Insurance Mid West National LiTe Insurance Company in Irving, Texas provides UNL students and dependents-with medical coverage designed -. specifically for (hem. All undergraduate and graduate students who have paid their University Health Center fees are eligible for coverage under this plan. Their dependents are eligible for coverage although they must use community medical resources. The insurance policy will pay 80% of the first 52,500 of reasonable .and customary.expenses after a deductible has been met, and 100% of the expenses above 52,500 up to a lifetime maximum of $50,(XX). For treatment received at LNL 1 lealth Center, the deductible is waived and covered expenses arc paid at 100%. Refer to your > insurance.brochure for additional benefits and covered expenses. Enrollment for first semester ends October 8, 1989 Fees for the 89/90 Schixil Year are as follqws: Student Only.S260.00 Add for Spouse. 720.00 Add for Kach Child. 315.00 If you wish to be cov ered under this plan, you must fill out the enrollment cards available by mail or from the Student Health Center. Coverage becomes effecliv e upon receipt of your payment. / IDentify Yourself! $ ' #*jhhe£’^ ’ ; . UNL Photo IDentification Card Get your photo ID card now! | NO LINES, NO HASSLES ' University Bookstore Lower Level, Nebraska Union 8:00-5:00 M-F, 9:00-5:00 Sat. / i \ ■ " ^ v:l; v" -* v; Botanical garden to be designated at UN® Friday Vafioos research gardens and landscaped areas on City and Bast campons, and the filfcg-1 -MMbbbb— Beginning midnight Monday, Oct 2 1:21 ajn, ~ Window reported broken in Abet Hall north lounge, $S0.k 9:22 an. Two-vehicle, non injury accident reported at Area 3-4 near Chi Phi Fraternity, $600. 1032 u.m. - Cassette tapes, case, coal and gloves reported stolen from vehicle parked in Area C, 17th and Vine streets, $665. 12:06 pjn. - Person living in Abel Hall reported to have re ceived annoying phone calls. 1:02 p.m. - Wallet and con tents reported stolen from Old father Hall, $86. 1:49 p.iti. ~ Person reported to have fallen from bicycle. Taken to University Health Center for treatment or minor scrapes to bands. 2:03 pjn. - Windshield re ported broken on vehicle parked in Area 3, New Hamp shire Street between 14th and 13th streets. 2:10 pju. - Person living in Schramm Hall reported to have received annoying, phone calls. 4:30 pjn. - Radar detector repotted stolen from Vet Basic Science Building, $100. 5:01 pjn. ~ Camper shell re ported vandalized on truck parked at Marred > Student i
