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Annual RHA food fast
allows hall residents
to help drug council
The Residence Hall Association is having its annual
Food Fast March 7 to raise money for the Lincoln
Council on Drugs and Alcohol, said the RHA vice
president.
"Alcohol and drugs are a major concern in the
halls," Dave Edwards said. This was taken into con
sideration when we chose the charity."
More than 1 40 students are anticipated to partic
ipate in the food fast, Edwards said.
To participate, students fill out a form with their
signature and Vali-dine number, he said. The forms
were distributed by RHA representatives.
"We had a contest to see which representative
could sign up the most people," Edwards said.
The winner was Deb Baker of Neihardt, who
signed up 82 people. Her prize is a donated dinner
for two at "Brittany's Grand Edibles & Spirits, Ed
wards said.
The forms are then collected and checked off of a
master list supplied by the UNL housing depart
ment, he said.
"The Vali-dine numbers are punched in at Hous
ing, and dinner for Wednesday night is edited out,"
Edwards said.
The cost of the missed meal then is donated to the
charity. RHA expects to bring in about $400.
The cost of putting on the project is about $30,
Edwards said. About five to six people from the
social program committee set up the project.
"This project is good for such a nice return and it's
such a minimal amount of work," Edwards said.
"You just need to publicize."
RHA has had the food fast for a community ser
vice project for several years, he said.
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National and international news
from the Reuter News Report
Lebanon declares pact
with Israel null and void
BEIRUT The Lebanese government of
President Amin G cm aye I Monday declared its
U.S.-negotiated security and troop withdrawal
agreement with Israel null and void in a move
which cleared away the last obstacle to talks
between warring Lebanese factions.
In a swift reaction from Israel, Prime Minis
ter Yitzhak Shamir said the Lebanese decision
was a surrender to Syria and a death sentence
for Lebanese sovereignty. Before the announce
ment Israeli warplanes made two bombing
raids on what they said were Palestinian
targets near mountain towns southeast of Bei
rut. A cease-fire was declared by the warring
factions but sporadic violence continued. A
French soldier was killed by a rocket and a U.S.
colonel was shot and wounded near the U.S.
Embassy by a man with a pistol. The militia
leaders, allies of Syria, had been demanding
the accord be scrapped as a condition for
attending a second round of national reconci
liation talks in Switzerland.
U.S.: Iraq need chemical weapons
, PORTLAND, Maine Walter Mondale Mon
day conceded he is in trouble in his quest for
the Democratic presidential nomination after
Sen. Gary Hart's surprise victory in Sunday's
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"I am in trouble, I need help," Mondale said in
a morning interview on ABC-TVs "Good Morn
ing America" program. Hart swept aside Mon
dale in 412 Maine community caucuses for his
second upset win in a week. Though Mondale
spent $400,000 in Maine and according to pre
votir.g polls wes ahead, Hart won five percent
more of the vote while spending only $40,000.
"It's going to give us a great boost," Hart said
in Boston after the results were announced. He
faces Mondale again today in Vermont's primary.
D'Aubisson denied U.S. visa
WASHINGTON A State Department offi
cial said Monday Roberto D'Aubisson, a right
wing candidate for president of El Salvador,
had been refused a visa to visit the United
States. According to spokesman John Hughes,
D'Aubisson asked for a visa to be attached to
his diplomatic passport but the passport was
being returned becasue of a question about its
validity.
D'Aubisson, who has been linked to rightist
Salvadoran death squads, also was denied a
visa last November. The department at that
time cited grounds of U.S. national interests,
linking the denial to reports of D'Aubisson's
association with death squads. There had been
no change in the situation since then, Hughes
said Monday. .
The Reagan administration preferred that
none of the Salvadoran presidential candi
dates "bring their campaign to the United
States" before the March 25 presidential elec
tions, he said.
State-sponsored Nativities OK'd
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled
5-4 Monday that state and local governments
may sponsor Christmas displays which include
nativity scenes. Two lower federal courts had
ruled that government sponsorship in such
cases violated the constitutions! separation of
church and state. The case before the high
court involved the city of Pawtuckct, R.I.,
which annualy erects a Christian display in a
park owned by a non-profit organization and
located in the heart of the city's shopping
district.
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