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Business as usual, minus power
From Staff Reports
The university police headquar
ters and campus parking services will
operate without their main power for
six hours this morning.
From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Lincoln
Electric Systems will move the power
transformers that supply the head
quarters with electricity, UNL Police
Sgt. Bill Manning said.
The transformers will move from
police headquarters to the poles on
the opposite side of the street.
Manning said the transition would
be an interruption for campus police,
but they would operate normally. The
police department plans to use a large
generator to keep the lights on at
headquarters and parking services,
Manning said.
If that generator doesn’t work,
individual generators will keep the
police communication center and vi
tal offices on-line.
The emergency phone lines will
stay open, he said, but private lines to
individual officers may not.
In parking services, staff will an
swer phone calls, and parking atten
dants will issue tickets.
“It’s business as usual with the
enforcement end,” Manning said.
Computers could be down if the
main generator fails, Manning said.
That would only prevent payments
and processing of parking tickets.
Senate elects ASUN committee chairs
By Melanie Brandert
Staff Reporter
ASUN committee chairmen for
the 1995-96 term were elected by the
senate at its meeting Wednesday
night.
Elected were Jon Scheve, Aca
demic; Jason Bynum, Campus Life;
Kiersten Yanken, Communications;
Cassim Masi, Human Rights; and
Nicki Schneider, Special Topics.
The chairman for the Committee
for Fees Allocation will be selected
next week.
As members of the executive com
mittee, chairmen are required to re
search issues set before them and
write legislation with the assistance
of committee members. They also
must present the proposed legislation
and give reports at ASUN meetings.
Some members also oversee sub
committees, such as Racial Affairs,
Students with Disabilities and Cam
pus Safety.
Proposed changes in the student
code of conduct also were discussed
at the meeting.
James Griesen, vice chancellor for
student affairs, announced to ASUN
that the NU Board of Regents would
decide at its April 29 meeting whether
to approve changes in the university’s
student code of conduct.
Students are welcome to voice
their opinions at the meeting, he said.
Among the proposed changes the
regents will consider smoking in uni
versity facilities, engaging in acts of
harassment and the confiscation, pos
session and storage of dangerous
weapons, such as guns or rifles, on
campus.
Arrest
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17th and R streets. As she neared the
intersection, the woman reported
hearing someone behind her. She
turned and saw a man walking 20 feet
behind her.
When the man asked where she
was going, she told him she was
going back to her room. She was
walking toward Pound Hall when the
man grabbed her from behind. She
was able to break free and started
running, but the man caught up with
her and grabbed her again.
After breaking free a second time,
the woman ran inside the hall and
called police.
Manning said the woman was able
to help police create a composite
sketch of the man. An officer recog
nized the sketch as Garnett, Manning
said.
The woman identified him in a
picture as the man who grabbed her,
Manning said. Prior to the incident,
Manning said, police had no record
of Garnett. He was jailed because he
had no significant ties to the commu
nity, Manning said.
A hearing is scheduled for May 1.
The charge brings a maximum one
year in prison and a $ 1,000 fine.
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