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Lake St. 258-8288 MON., TUES., THURS., FRI. 7:30 am to 7:00 pm WED. AND SAT. 7:30 am to 6:00 pm FEDERALLY INSPECTED w:;"xw::;:w: "LSU2" . J-"! t 27th and Cornhusker Lincoln, NE 5. CJLiii ti i . I i n-v i i v ' .-r ARrI 17- 21 s V , Both Bands Flaying Tonite Thru Saturday S..5 2 big rooms, one cover charge a a M S 3 7 . w . -,i NEW YORK At least two gunmen killed two women and eight children in their home Sunday in what may have been reprisal killing in a drug-wax, police said Monday-New York deputy Police Chief Patrick Murphy s-d 75 detectives were now on a round-the-clock hunt for the killers who shot the 10 Li their heads at close range in the largest mass killing in New York history. The killers strode into Virginia Lopez's Brooklyn apartment at 1 p.m. (CST) Sunday and shot her, an adult cousin and the children ranging in age from three to 14 years of age.Only an 11-month old girl sur vived. She was found sitting in a pool of blood. "I don't think any of us have seen a shooting like this. We have had nothing like this in New York, particularly invoking eight children," Murphy told a press conference. He added there was no sign of forced entry into the apartment and said, "We can only speculate why they were shot almost in repose." One of the adults was killed as she fed a baby a jar of pudding. Diplomats to ctcy in Namibia JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The U.S. government Monday pledged to maintain its presence in Namibia despite the deaths of two American diplomats in a bomb blast in the north of the territory. U.S. spokesman Howard Jeter told reporters in Windhoek, the Nami bian capital, that the United States will keep open its liaison office in the territory which works with a joint South African-Angolan commission monitoring a 10-week-old ceasefire. Dennis Keogh, the head of the liaison office, and Lt. CoL Ken Crabtree, a military repre sentative on his staff, were killed Sunday when a bomb blast ripped through a gas station in a remote area just outside Oshakati Bush talics proposal to Geneva WASHINGTON Vice President George Bush left Monday for Geneva where he will make public a new U.S. proposal for a compre hensive ban on the use, production, develop ment, and possession of chemical weapons. "Our goal is to eliminate from this Earth one of the most horrible and terrifying weapons known to mankind," President Reagan said at a White House departure ceremony for Bush. Bush will present the proposal Wednesday in a speech to the 40-nation conference on disarmament. The chief U.S. delegate to the talks said Monday in Geneva that the proposal seeks agreement to the greatest degree of verification possible. Reagan first announced he would seek a chemical weapons ban at a news conference on April 4. He said then a treaty would have to include strong verification procedures and, in the interim, the United States should modern ize its chemical arsenal to provide Moscow with an incentive to negotiate. Court to rule on PAC epen&ing WASHINGTON In a dispute provoked by President Reagan's right-wing backers, the Supreme Court Monday agreed to consider whether private political groups may spend virtually limitless sums to help elect pres idents. But the court declined to say if it would rule in time to affect the 1034 presidential cam paign as requested by the petitioners, the Democratic Party and the Federal Election Commission. The case stems from a lower court ruling that overturned a key provision of presidential campaign finance laws. That ruling, handed down last year by a U.S. District Court in Washington, declared un constitutional a regulation that had limited Political Action Committees to spending of only $ 1 ,000 for any presidential candidate who accepts public funds. Explosions clece Beirut passage BEIRUT Explosions closed the only pas sage between east and west Beirut Monday wMe renewed fighting between rival militias in the northern port of Tripoli killed five persons. In Tripoli, five people were killed and 25 wounded in renewed clashes between two rival militias armed with assault rifles, grenade launchers and heavy machineguns, police said. ':tit:i:i:wiI