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State bar to sponsor
free legal seminar
The Uncoki Bsr A$.nocition and the Journal-Star
Printing Company will sponsor a free letf seminar
ton!;:!it at 7 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education, 33rd and Ho!dre;;a streets.
The seminar, "Your Legrtl Right's and Ecspofts;biIi-
ties" will include programs from six bar members.
7I:e programs will coven Selecting a lawyer, prop
erty rights, the judicial system, estate planning and
probate, family law and consumer law.
The seminar also will include a question-and-answer
session. Those attending the seminar will get
a free copy of the rcvhcJ "Consumer's Guide to
Nebraska Law" prepared by the bar association.
For more information, call Joseph Grant at 475
8433. '
University department
receives two awards
for continuing studies
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The UNL Division of Continuing Studies received
two awards for instructional programming at the
69th annual convention of the National University
. Continuing Education Association in Atlanta, Ga.
The, division 'received one of four national In
novative Awards for its satellite video teleconfer
ence, "Productivity in America." The program was
presented to a nation-wide audience via the Nation
al University Teleconference Network. The award
was presented by the American College Testing Pro
gram and NUCEA.
Sang Lee, UNL professor of gement, made a
presentation during the teleconference, which was
broadcast live from NETV studios. He said more
than 75 universities were able to see the conference.
The university system resembles the system used in
broadcasting Ted Kopple on Nightline, he said.
Other UNL faculty who made live presentations
during the teleconference were Fred Luthans and
Richard Schonberger, also management professors
in the College of Business Administration. Material
also was broadcast from the American University
originating site in Washington. The American Univer
sity co-produced the program.
The material presented by UNL professors rep
resented about five years of research, Lee said. It
dealt with the rate of growth in America, he said.
Even though America currently ranks first in pro
duction, it ranks ninth in growth, he said.
A UNL independent study course, "Marriage and
the Family," won the distinguished course award
presented by the NUCEA Independent Study Divi
sion. The course combined traditional printed mater
ials with an interactive cable component, which was
made possible by a grant from the Corporation'for
Public Broadcasting and Cox Cable Communica
tion, Inc.
The total instructional package for the course
was developed by a team of professors including J.
Allen Williams, Jr., a UNL sociology professor, Gwen
Nugent and P.J. Peters of the UNL station KUOM-TVj
and editors Marie Barber and Noma Luebke of the
UNL Division of Continuing Studies. "
Barber said the advantage of the interactive cable
component is that it connects the person at home
with a computer via cable. A person can enter
responses and get instant feedback, she said.
The system expands the regular correspondence
course into a simulation game, and people learn
more from it, Barber said.
. Police
Report
The following incidents were reported to the UNL
Police Department between 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday:
1:29 a.m Emergency telephone destroyed at
14th and W streets. Case was cleared by subsequent
arrest of one student at 8 p.m.
1:34 a.m. Loud stereo disturbance reported at
. 1 6th and S streets. Officer contacted persons respon
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. 3:03 a.m. Three students were arrested in
Schramm Hall for minor in possession of alcohol.
3:08 a.m. Noise disturbance reported at
Schramm HalL Officer contacted persons respon-
3:15 a.m. Officer contacted a person In the .
Harper-Schramm-Smith courtyard for allegedly set
ting off fireworks. . ,
0:30 a.m. University police assisted the Lincoln
police with an accident at 1 6th and Q streets.-
4:55 p.m. Noise disturbance reported at Pound
Hr.ll Officer contacted persons responsible.
7:23 p.m. Security alarm reported sounding at
the South Stadium ticket ofSce. Alarm apparently
malfunctioned..
7:24 p.m. Security alarm reported sounding at'
Love Library. Alarm apparently malfunctioned.
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National zni international news
front the Ilcutcr News Report
SHANGHAI, China President Heam ex
pressed confidence Monday that hl.i visit to
China had strengthened cooperation between
Peking and Washington and said friendship
would flourish if differences over Taiwan were
not cxagge rated. He suggested that China and
the United States should live with their dis
agreements on the sensitive issue and focus on
, ways to encourage their growing friendship.
Speaking on his arrival in Shanghai from
Peking, Reagan defended hi? twin policies of
maintaining unofficial relations with Taiwan,
. including arms sales, while ?-' ; ':.;::g to expand
tks with China. He spea at Shanghai's Fudan
University on the last full day of his six-day
visit to China. Chinese President LI Xiannian
agreed with Reagan that differences between
China and America should not be allowed to
interfere with the development of strong polit
ical ties. "Your visit-has increased friendship
and enhanced mutual understanding," ha told
Eeagan after a Peking ceremony at which sev
eral agreements were signed. v
Spring ctom tr,I:ea I.lithycct
CHICAGO A spring storm packing near
hurricane-force winds raked the Midwest Mon
day, punching windows from skyscrapers and
burying northern Wisconsin under a foot of
snow. The storm spawned nearly 50 tornadoes
Sunday from Oklahoma and Arkansas north
ward. At least one death and scores of injuries
were blamed on the twisters.
Wind gusts in excess of SO raph were report
ed near Milwaukee Monday, and northern
Indiana was also buffeted. Power failures closed
businesses and schools. In downtown Chicago
glass littered some intersections after night
long howling winds broke high-rise windows
and ripped television antennas and shingles
from rcifs. Cars left in .'parking ".lots were
rocked ty the gales, setting off choruses of anti
theft alarms.
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BEIRUT Lebanon's newly-chosen Prime
Minister Rashid Kararr.i Monday tried to form
a new 10-raan cabinet, but Shi'ite Moslem
leader Nabih Berri immediately rejected the
offer to serve in a government of national
unity; Berri said in a statement distributed by
his office that the "national bank rank" of Mos
lems opposed to President Amin Gemayle had
not been adequately consulted and had been
given posts "unconnected with political decision
making" -
Official sources said Karami announced the
list of names without telling those involved
which ministries he was allocating to them.
Police blzzt into Libyan cmbsy
LONDON Police blasted their way into
Libya's abandoned embassy in London Mon
day using a remote-controlled explosion to
blow open a back door. The embassy, in central
London's posh St. James's Square, was vacated
Friday by Libyan diplomats who were expelled
after gunfire thought to have come from the
embassy killed a policewoman during a protest
by Libyan dissidents on April 17. Police waited
until Monday, when the embassy formally
ceased to be a diplomatic building, before
entering to search for clues about the killing
Army bomb experts were called in to join
police, who proceeded with great caution, say
ing they feared the building might be booby-trapped.
Hedeho-Us-yorec! pct::to chips
LONDON Hedgehog-flavored potato chips,
which were created as a joke but are now big
business in Britain, are'on their way to Canada.
Phd Lewis, a pub manager from South Wales,
has sold 10,000 cases of the chips to a Toronto
distributor and will fly to Canada tomorrow to ..
promote them. Hedgshogs are protected in
Britain and the chips contain only a simulated
flavor. As Canada has no hedgehogs, Lewis will
oring a stuffed example of the srr.all. spiny
creature with him to help hb sales drive, the
spokesman saidL