The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 04, 1999, Page 10, Image 10

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undergraduate and graduate students. The plan offers students:
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* Dependent coverage is also available!
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| Tyson’s future unknown
| pending judge’s decision
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
h two men Mike Tyson attacked at a
h fender bender think the former
jj heavyweight champ shouldn’t go to
h jail. The prosecutor feels otherwise/
E The opinion that counts is that
3 of Judge Stephen Johnson, who on
Friday will determine whether
Tyson’s latest comeback is done
after just one fight.
Johnson will sentence the fight
er on two counts of second-degree
assault, prompting a decision in
Indiana on whether Tyson violated
his probation for a 1991 rape con
viction.
“If he goes to jail here, it’s
much, much more likely he’ll go to
jail there,” Tyson’s lawyer Paul
Kemp said.
On Aug. 31, Tyson kicked one
motorist and punched another after
a minor three-car accident in the
Washington suburb of
Gaithersburg, Md. On Dec. 1,
Tyson pleaded no contest - mean
ing he neither protests the assault
charges nor admits guilt - and
could receive up to 20 years’
imprisonment.
“He acted inappropriately that
day,” Tyson’s wife, Monica, who
was driving when the accident
occurred, told The Washington
Post. “But he never intentionally
struck anyone.”
The two victims, Abmielec
Saucedo and Richard Hardick,
were paid an undisclosed amount to
avoid a civil suit shortly before
Tyson’s plea. Both will be present
Friday, ready to testify on Tyson’s
behalf.
“Any inference that we’ve been
purchased or bribed is off the wall,”
said Saucedo’s lawyer, Glenn
Culpepper. “From the very begin
ning, my client said he didn’t want
him to be convicted; he wanted him
to be helped.”
Tyson’s lawyer, who will ask for
probation, plans to call character
witnesses, including one from a
Washington homeless shelter
where Tyson has been doing volun
teer work. He will also point out
Tyson’s goodwill acts while train
ing in Arizona - he visited teen-age
inmates and paid for the funeral of a
2-year-old girl who was shot to
death.
Tyson, who lives in Bethesda,
Md., is undergoing therapy at
Georgetown University.
Gomez eager
to hit the mat
for NU team
GOMEZ from page 8
No. 3 guy,’ and he ended up beating me.
If I think too much, it just gets to me.”
Tonight, Gomez will head into his
match against Valdez with the same
philosophy while the rest of the
Huskers try to avenge a 31-12 loss they
suffered to the Sooners at the National
Duals.
At tire previous meeting, NU com
peted without four of its starters,
including Gomez, who injured his ribs.
With a healthy lineup and momentum
from a 1-point upset over then-No. 4
Iowa State on Sunday, NU is expecting
a different outcome with OU in
tonight’s dual.
‘I’m looking forward to the compe
tition,” Nebraska Coach Tim Neumann
said. “If we just wrestle like we did
against Iowa State, where we just wres
tled the whole time and didn’t worry
about the final outcome, we’ll be fine.”
In other news, redshirt freshman
Joe Henson, NU’s 149-pounder, was
named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Week
after an 8-5 upset of Iowa State’s fifth
ranked Cole Sanderson on Sunday.
Henson’s upset helped the
Nebraska wrestling team earn a 19-18
come-from-behind victory over ISU.
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J & W TIRE COMPANY
“LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED”
Jack Lewis ~ Owner
I Located at 446 4th Street in Syracuse,
phone 269-3060, the J & W TIRE
COMPANY is well known throughout
the area as being one tire store where
quality is just as important as price. Your
dealer for famous Hercules - Michelin -
Bridgestone and Toyo tires, as well as
Firestone Farm Tires - this community
leader features tires for virtually every
car and track, foreign or domestic, on the
road, and their huge inventory allows you
to “re-tire” immediately!
From steel-belted radials to light truck
tires, this fine outlet has just what you
need in stock. The friendly personnel will
gladly explain the advantages of a par
ticular tire, if you desire, and will advise
you as to the best buy for your needs. Of
course, mounting, balancing and other
services are offered by this outstanding
firm. Regardless of your tire needs you
will find that this dealer can serve you
with tires that offer long mileage, safety
and strength. Don’t kid yourself—when
it comes to tires, there is a difference!
Let these experts show you the many ad
vantages of their tires! Also—an auto
mobile will not run forever without regu
lar attention and an occasional repair. In
addition to performing some of the fin
est repair work in the area, this coramu* -
nity “Leader” also offers their years of
experience when it comes to advice on
all your mechanical problems!
Stop in today and see just what kind of
quality your tire dollar will buy at J &
W TIRE COMPANY.
As the Editors of this 1999 Business
Review and Reference Guide, we rec
ommend this full line tire center and
repair shop to all of our readers! Stop
in - TODAY! You’ll be very glad you
did!
DISABLED AMERICAN VETRANS THRIFT STORE
- Ladies and gentlemen! Want to look your
best on a budget? Shop at the DIS
ABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
THRIFT STORE where style costs less!
Conveniently located at 821 North 27th,
phone 475-0703. Here you will find
clothing for every mood, every season and
each member of your family at prices
ANYONE can afford. The management
of this shop feels that most people pay
enough for the necessities in life, like
food and shelter and don’t need to spend
TOO much to look fashionable.
There is no pressure from the clerks,
no fancy prices and they specialize in
“old fashion courtesy
Here you’ll find everything you need for
every season. There is clothing for the
family, household items, books, col
lectibles and most anything you might
need. Make this DISABLED AMERI
CAN VETERANS THRIFT STORE
your “one stop clothing and household
center”.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETER
ANS THRIFT STORE also utilizes the
income from their stores to support it’s
program for disabled veterans and dis
advantaged members of the community.
The Editors of this 1999 Business Re
view & Reference Guide suggest that
if you’re interested in saving money
and still look great, that you give this
respected shop a try. We recommend
this fine thrift shop to all of our read
ers.
THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Mickie Finn ~ Owner
Serving Lincoln Since 1982
Clothing costs in the last few years have
skyrocketed and made stylish Clothing
financially unaffordable for many people.
This year you, too, can “dress to impress!”
Just stop by THE CONSIGNMENT
SHOP, the area’s leading resale shop.
They are located in Lincoln at 4910 Old
Cheney Road, phone 423-0083. Store
hours are Monday through Friday 10am
to 5:30pm (except Thursday open until
8pm), Saturday 9:30am to 4:30pm and
Sunday lpm to 5pm.
Smart shoppers will love their next-to
new selection of men’s, women’s and
children’s clothing, infant wear and ac
cessories. They offer a wide variety of
fashionable designer clothing, all at
prices that will make you smile. Do you
have an upcoming formal event on your
calendar? Before you spend a fortune on
an evening or cocktail dress you’ll wear
only once, stop by THE CONSIGN
MENT SHOP. Browse through their
outstanding selection of clothes and ac
cessories. There is something for every
one, and their helpful sales staff will be
glad to lend advice. Bring in this ad and
receive 5% off your next purchase!
Stylish clothing at unbelievable prices
make THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP
the number one choice for the smart shop
per! They also take consignments by
appointment only, so give them a call to
day at 423-0083.
The Writers of this 1999 Business Re
view & Reference Guide would like to
commend THE CONSIGNMENT
SHOP for their continuing help and
community service to all of the resi
dents throughout the county.
NORTHEAST BODY & PAINT SHOPPE INC.
Wfh prices of both new and used auto
mobiles continuing to rise, it makes good
sense to take the best possible care of your
present car. One way of insuring that your
car will look its finest is to trust it to the
experts at NORTHEAST BODY &
PAINT SHOPPE INC. for all of your
body repair and painting needs. This
outstanding shop, located at 6020 Colfax
Avenue in Lincoln, phone 467-1890, is
widely known for their fast, courteous
service and their excellent work.
If you’re considering selling or trading
your car, you should know that an auto
mobile with flawless lines and sparkling
paint will command top dollar in today’s
tough, critical market. If the car has been
involved in an accident, you can do no
better than to consult the experienced
pros at this fine shop. They’re preferred
by many insurance adjusters.
As the Writers of this 1999 Business
Review we KNOW you’ll appreciate
the quality AND the reasonable cost
at NORTHEAST BODY & PAINT
SHOPPE INC.’s work!!