FCC debates ban on hard Kquor ads
WASHINGTON (AP) — Con
gress, not the Federal Communications
Commission, should deal with the li
quor industry’s decision to abandon its
decades-old ban on TV advertising, an
FCC commissioner said Monday.
FCC Commissioner James Quelle
said the agency has no legal authority
to intervene. He said he opposed FCC
Chairman Reed Hundt’s suggestion
two weeks ago that the FCC consider
regulatory action if the TV industry
doesn’t uphold the ban voluntarily.
ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox have
promised they would uphold the ban,
But more than 1,000 individual TV sta
tions and cable channels have yet tc
decide whether they'll air such ads.
Quello said Congress should deal
with die issue legislatively upon its re
turn in January.
Earlier this month, the Distilled
Spirits Council of the United State*
decided to abandon the ad ban, which
for 60 years barred radio ads promot
ing such products as vodka, tequila and
whiskey and 12 years later extendec
the ban to television.
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‘Thru Notebook’ sketches donated
From Staff Reports
The Sheldon Memorial Art Gal
lery recently received more than 70
sketches and other materials that
contributed to the process of creat
ing the sculpture, “Torn Notebook.”
Sculptors Claes Oldenburg and
Coosje van Bruggen have donated
to the Sheldon 69 sketches and
notes, 14 preliminary studies, two
preparatory sculpture studies and
the large wall-relief sculpture
“Study for a Relief Combining
Fragments of a Sketch and Writing,
Wifi Pencil Stub.”
These works were created in the
process of creating the imagery for
“Tom Notebook,” the sculpture in
the new Madden Garden at 12th and
Q streets.
The two artists had originally
loaned the materials to the Sheldon
to coincide With the exhibit’s open
ing, and in a letter to gallery direc
tor George Neubert, Oldenburg
wrote:
“In gratitude to you ... and all
who made the installation of the
“Tom Notebook” so successful,
Coosje and I would like to donate
the materials we lowed to you for
the accompwying exhibition.... We
feel that this material which is w
essential complement to the sculp
ture, showing its origins wd rela
tions to other work, belongs near the
‘Tom Notebook.’”
These works are displayed in the
exhibition, “Tom Notebook: The
Project,” (pen for viewing through
Dec. 1.
The Sheldon is (pen Tuesday
through Saturday from 10 ajn. to 5
pjn. Admission is free.
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Photo courtesy of Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery
THE SKETCH “Studies fir a Notebook Edition of Images Related to
Lincoln, NE—Football, Steer Head, etc.” is part of the recently donated
resource materials of Claes Oldenburg and Cooge van Bruggen.
Kellogg,expands breakfast with Lender’s
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (AP) —
Kellogg wants to feed everyone at your
breakfast table, including those who
prefer toasted bagels to Frosted Flakes.
Kellogg Co. — the maker of Pop
Tarts, Eggo frozen waffles and Frosted
Flakes and Rice Krispies cereals —
said Monday it is buying Lender’s Ba
gels from Kraft Foods Inc. for $455
million. Lender’s is the nation’s big
gest bagel maker — frozen, refriger
ated and fresh—with annual sales of
$275 million.
For Kraft, the deal ends its role in
the bakery business. It sold off its other
bakery businesses — including
Entenmann’s cookies and cakes and
Boboli pizza crusts—more than a year
ago to CPC International Inc. for $865
million.
Lender’s “is very much consistent
with Kellogg’s long-standing tradition
of nutrition and diet,” said Joseph M.
Stewart, Kellogg’s vice president of
corporate affairs.
The deal is expected to be com
pleted by the end of the year and in
cludes Lender’s plants in West Haven
and New Haven, Conn.; Mattoon, 111.;
and Buffalo, N.Y.
Stewart said the plants’ 800 jobs
will not be affected. Lender’s is based
in White Plains, N.Y.
Robert S. Morrison, Kraft’s chair
man and chief executive, said Lender’s
did not fit with the company’s overall
direction. Northfield, 111.-based Kraft
is owned by Philip Morris Cos.
Kellogg’s stock fell slightly on the
news, down 1214 cents at $68.1214 in
late afternoon trading on the New York
Stock Exchange. Philip Morris shares
climbed 62 'A cents each to $ 101.75' in
NYSE trading.
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Female roommate needed to share 5BR Tanch-style
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4426 Huntington, 2 BR ranch, aval. 12-1, oak floors, alt.
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909 N. 23rd. 3 bedroom. $575.
2301 Vine, very nice, 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, near
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2200 Dudley. Very nice four bedroom. 1 1/2 baths.
Near campus. $750.432-0644 or 432-6644.
First month free. 6 bedroom and three bath. Just redone,
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Very nice 2 bedroom mobile home for rent $500/mo. Cal
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2291 Holdrege. 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 baths. Cal Jim 475
7990,432-4414, or 423-6304. _
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Colonial Heights
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Tanning bed and indoor heated pool. 421-3070.
Downtown studio, secure bulding, heat paid, no pets
$275 plus deposit and references. 435-6666
East Campus
36th & Baldwin. 2-bedroom, fireplace, C/A, appliances,
laundry, parking, lease. No pets, 489-9916.
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2504 Vine, top floor, brown A tan, dose to campus, 6 mos
Iftaco $340.
1109,1121 North 28th, huge bedroom, from $330. Sharp.
4300 Comhuaker Hwy, 2 BR, apflt-louol townhouse, fee a
house, $490-$525.
2 BR, huge living room, beautiful decor, vrttite with oak,
grey or beige, ceramic floors, $530.
Cwaaty HIM Managsaaent, 489-4657.
One large bedroom, near campus, contemporary look.
Ceramic tile entry, nice working Mchen with pantry,
ceramic tile Mchen and bathroom, secure storage space,
same floor laundry, off-street parking, private entrance,
and heat paid. Available January 1. $450/rronth. 474
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