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March fWWWr S7 !1 w s to Capitol supports Indians I w ir aHTT','-a" few - - V :j"ph A group of students . . . chanted an Indian song at the State Capitol before John Two Birds Arbuckle (center with beads) spoke to the demonstrators. With Cdpp.ng and chants of "free Wounded Knee", a crojp mostiv UNL students, Friday marched from the State Historical Society to the State Capitol to show support foi the Indans ,n Wounded Knee, S.D. The march was planned by the recently f 01 med United Minor. ties and Concerned Peoples' oiciamat on at UNL ,11 cooidmation vv.th Nebraska leaders of the American Indan Movement (AIM). "It takes an incident like Wounded Knee to bung our people together," sa.d John Two B.rds Arbuckle, AIM leader, after the group of about 140 arrived at the Capitol, He said the Indians' actions in Wounded Knee were an effoit "to make the government negotiate." In the past, he said, in instances like Wounded Knee, Indians were asked to throw down their arms with the promise that the government would listen to them. However, he said, when the Indians did that, nothing was ever accomplished. "Our people aren't throwing down then arms anymore," he said. The group made two stops during their march. The first was at the Elks Club, which minority people can't enter "unless they're picking up cigarette butts or something like that," according to Ai buckle. Pershing Auditorium was the second stop. Ago Sheridan, state coordinator for AIM, said that Gen. John J. Pershing, whom the auditorium was named for, was a young officer at the Wounded Knee massacre in 1890. "You massacre people and they erect buildings like that in your honor," he said. Sbendan sa:d that Wounded Knee could have been avoided ";f they just sat down when we asked them." He denounced the government fo not following up on the agreements made to the IncKins who took over the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C. last year. He also :.a.d that f Gov. James Exon continues to refuse to meet w.th Indian leaders, "we'll force him to have a meeting." The march began ,t !he State Historical Society to protest the display of Indian artifacts there, particular "a sacred medicme bundle," accoi dmg to Arbuckle. If artifacts continue to be displayed, "we'll be hitting buildings like this hard," Shendan said. riebroskan fc dttor -in-Chief Ton, Lansworth. M.jn.n)mf tddor C her y I Wr-s U, ot t News Editor Michael IO.J. ) Nelson. St, iff writers 1 ill. Arirlerson, Steve A r v.e-et H.J Cummins, A J M Clft'irihart, Deems Onnt-n, Jane Owens, S.ir-i &' riwi-'Ser, Nancy Slobs, Rath Ulnch. Mar,. Vobord. Adella K. W.. I- i-r E t,t..t,ii. inert wntns Enrt Backer. Carolyn Hull, Larry Kuhert P , r , T . ri ,. ,1 r D.in I .iMv Sports writers K itn Bill. 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Textiles, Clothing and Design Candy Nelson (GOY) " Anne Swisher r Deb Urbanek (UP) Upon convict on m the ASUN Student Court, the )enalty fo' the infraction of any lOt'trg r iMjulatirns will be: ,i Tht; tjfff.Miders will not be aiicjwed to holrl any posit on or friect office of ASUN. b A fine not to exceed SI 00 00 in value may be imposed. (menfJeH-ii; 1 . a i ! 1 . iiT i v 7 :r? " '"on . r- T ci-.,.- i. '.,. '. -i-raen.) to removal or .Ametvjmenl 5: 7;7T7.)l'',r.."Tr'ci. id read "hnvi.-i', H,..l1it. to Art., !. V . '....t.oi. J. f (1;!,.,D., rD"U.Ml HI il,','.U..lll.:,ll,OI!, i r ' . ,p d' ',. ! .1 -1 M r si .lent .nvoiveini'ii t in 1 1 , e o ec . s . o 1 1 ,,. t,e Si.e.iker Pro lemoori Second V ii f President and '-' I I , I D , I " I 1 1 i e',e . . t .. t v.'. PI .. . by I'D t . I limited to Student ; n e ,ip i . ol r,,.ti: l.l()d as as De'M vv. t I the pp I oval of I'll' i-'urpo-.e ol He .' C I , I i ', t d u t e i I , ,n t I Amendment 7 A , t , le V ' ,e, I O S'. 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I'le) Amendment 7, " Ar t"i" ie V T I I .Jo '...bai'iie I he Plr-.ident of the Asot.alnnt stall (lep.iie D.D.jrr the- fust d.iy ol Auuust '' i ' 'Jil'''lL ' eies.drnt ot the Asso, citujo chall piepi'e bet ire ttie I , r s t day of July " On i ec;t Kjns from sampli.' b.illois: SIPP will be SLP, GOYA will lie (iOY; Dick James is runmnq indepi.'ndent Students may vott; at ANY of the following: M&N Building - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Andrews- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nebraska Hall - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Hamilton Hall 8 a.m. Id 5 p.rn East Union 8 a m to G p.m. Nebraska Union 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. page 2 daily nebrasktin monday, march 12, 1973
