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Tuesday, February 7, 1934
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dienne, will perform tonight at the Zoo Bzx for a
Nebraska Coalition for Women (fund-reiser). Other
performers Include: Deb Miller, a Lincoln actress;
the Alligator String Band, Kathy Tejcka, blues sin-
ger, and Linda Schaaf, a singer formerly with Cost of
Living.
The NCW benefit will run from 8 p.m. until mid
night. A donation of $3 is suggested
The Planned Parenthood-Lincoln Chapter begins
its winter series, "Focus on Women's Health" Wed
nesday. Among the topics are: The Contraceptive
Sponge: Fact and Fiction; Women and Drug Abuse;
and Talking to Your Child About Sex.
The sessions will take place on selected Wednes-
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Admission is free.
Students can pick up their National Direct Stu
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the Cellar of the Nebraska Union.
The Cellar will be open Feb. 13 to Feb. 15 from 9
a.m. to 1 1:00 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Students must
have student I.D. If students are younger than 19
years, they must have a parent's signature or prom
issory note.
State Sen. Karen Kilgarin will be the featured
guest at the first Government Liaison Committee
Senator Breakfast 7:4 5 a.m. Thursday in the Nebraska
Union's Georgian A Suite.
The series of breakfasts are small, informal meet
ings which allow students and legislators to get bet
ter acquainted. Discussion will include an overview4
of the current legislative session and relevant bills
with which the featured senator is involved.
Applications are now available for the summer 1934
Shanghai Chinese Language Programs. Selected col
lege students will go to the East China Normal Uni
versity or the Jiao Tong University, both in the Peo
ple's Republic of China. The program runs from
June 10 through Aug. 8 with two weeks of optional
post-program travel.
Application deadline is March 1. Financial aid is
available. For more information call the program
director at 212-678-2943. Also write to FACCE, Box
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National and international news
from the Reuter Nevys Report
GImttle lonso cecond
30 million Datellite
CAFE CANAVERAL, Fla, A second $30
. million communications satellite disappeared
in space Monday, alter it was deployed by the
space shuttle Challenger. The satellite, owned
by Indonesia, appeared to have suffered the
same fate as an identical Western Union Co.
satellite which was declared a "total loss" when
it was deposited in the wrong orbit on Friday.
"Hughes personnel have confirmed that the
satellite cannot be found in its expected orbit,"
a spokesman for the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA) announced.
Hughes Aircraft's space and aerospace div
ision built the satellites.
Finhtins in Beirut vorcena
BEIRUT, Lebanon The Lebanese Army
and Moslem militias fought pitched battles in
Beirut and nearby mountains Monday after
opposition leaders ruled out any compromise
with President Amin Gemayel's government.
The U.S. Marines at Beirut airport said one
man was wounded when their base was hit by
mortars and rockets, and the Italian peace
force reported eight of its own wounded.
In Dixon, I1L, President Reagan said the Uni
ted States stood by Lebanon, "firm and unwa
vering." Reagan, celebrating his 73rd birthday
in his hometown, blamed Syria for the fighting
and called on it "to cease this activity." The
fighting was heaviest in the mountains and
near the capital's museum. In downtown Bei
rut, soldiers and militiamen shot it out for the
first time since their three-day battle in August,
with cannon, rockets and machine guns. The
army ordered everyone to stay off the streets
or be shot on sight.
Gemayel had offered to replace Prime Minis
ter Shafiq al-Wazzan and his Cabinet, who
resigned Sunday with a government of "national
unity" and appealed to leaders of all sides to
resume talks in Geneva on Feb. 27.
The play did not meet their main demand,
abrogation of a treaty on the withdrawal of
Israeli troops from south Lebanon that let
Israel keep some forces in the area. Druse
leader Walid Jumblatt and Shfite militia leader
Nabih Berri said they wanted nothing less than
Gemayel's resignation. ,
Weinberger rcchto defenco cuts
WASHINGTON Defense Secretary Caspar
Weinberger Monday resisted Senate Budget
Committee urgings to begin working with Con
gress to trim his budget request for financial
year 1985. Committee chairman Pete Dome
nici and several others warned Weinberger
that with or without his help the proposal for
$264.4 billion in outlays and $305 billion in
. spending authority $47 billion over this
year's budget will be cut. But Weinberger
insisted the Soviet Union's military buildup
presents a serious threat to U.S. security,
adding, "We need it all." Democratic Rep. Joseph
Biden of Delaware, saying Ve need a truce
among ourselves," asked Weinberger to list his
priorities. But Weinberger said it was too early
in the budget process to compromise.
Accident mm cho-7n ct Lesrin
LOS ANGELES Film director John Lsndis
buried his head in his hands while a dm was
shown Monday of a helicopter crash in which
actor Vic Morrow and two children died while
making "Twilight Zone." Landis took off his
glasses and wiped his eyes after the fim had
been shown. He and four others are charged
with involuntary manslaughter in connection
with the crash.
Closing its case after four weeks of evidence,
the prosecution showed flms of the helicopter
crash on July 23, 1C32, in a darkened Los
Angeles municipal courtroom. Rehearsal shots
showed Morrow, 53, grabbing Renee Chen, six,
and Myca Dinh Lee, seven, from a burning hut,
tucking them under his arms and carrying
them across a river as special effect explosives
were detonated around them. Another film
showed the helicopter apparently going out of
control in the air and crashing among the
actors. The prosecution claims debris thrown
up by the explosions hit the helicopter tail
rotor and the accident was caused by nerli
gence on the part of Landis and the others. The
defense will call witnesses at a preliminary
hearing before the judge decides whether the
case should go to triaL