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Students for McCarthy
wEl meet at 5 pjn. Sunday,
in the Nebraska Union.
Room number will be post
ed. 000
The UNL Rugby Chib
will play in a trkneet at
1 pjn. Sunday against Om
aha and Kansas State Uni
versity at the Womens Phy
sical Education Field
The Horticulture Club:
wZl hare a houseplant sale
from 11 ajn. to 1 pjn.
today outside the Plant
Industry Bldg. on East Cam
pus. The UNL Marketing Club
will have its membership
drive from 8 ajn. to 3 pjn.
today and Friday on the
first floor of CBA. Semester
dues are $3.
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Any animal science or
sericulture major interested
in working on the Agricul
tural Advisory Board in the
Animal Science Dept. is
asked to step by Marvel
Daker Hall 249. See Leo
Shanders and fill out a short
resume by Sept. 21,
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The UNL 441 Outreach
'ers will practice at 9 pjn.
today in Agricultural HaU
312.
The Undergraduate Psy
chology Organization wl
meet at 7 pjn. today in
the Union to discuss de
partment orientation, im
portant dates and oppor
tunities for undergrad
uates to aist in current
research.
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The Undergraduate Soc
iological Association w21
have an organizational meet
ing at 3:30 pjn. today in
Oldfather 711. Scholarship
information will be provid
ed. 00 0
The Union Program
Council will have a Talks
and Topics Retreat from
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"The first feature by the director who made TAXI DRIVER and
MEAN STREETS an important film for persons interested in
contemporary cinema.
Dan Ladely. Sheldon Film Theater director
WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR
U.S. A. 1967 Black White 90 minutes
Directed by Martin Scorsese.
Starring Harvey Keitel & Zina Bethune.
Wednesday through Saturday
September 15. 16, 17 & 18
Screenings at 7 & 9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday matinees at 3 p.m.
- Admission $1.50. Rating R.
9:30 ajn. to- 4 pjn. Satur
day at the Country Club
VZlzzs Clubhouse. Former
committee members and
persons interested in work
ins with the UNL speakers
program may sign up in the
UTC office, Union 115, by
noonFrklay.
The Residence Hall
Association wD meet at
6:30 pjn. today in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.
hews digest
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forum scheduled :
Omaha-Ths Uz-zs of Women Voters
of Omaha has ailed that candidates for
the VS. Senate and I fosse of Representa
tives dixtrj the tees of the campan in a
calendar
8:30 ajn.-Student Af
fairs StafT, Nebraska Union
203.
2 pjn.-Health Educa
tion Seminar, Union 202
3:30 pjn.-Conncil of
American Indian Students
members, Union 343.
4 pjn. Council of
American Indian Students
board of directors, Union
343.
5 pjn. Innocents, Union
Harvest Room A
6 pjn.-Christian Science
Organization, Union 202A.
6:30 pjn. Phi UpsHon
Omicron, home economics
. honorary, Union 243.
- 6:30 pjn. Residence
HaU Association, Union
222.
7 pjn.-Undergraduate'
Psychology Organization,
Union North Conference
Room.
7 pjn .-Builders, Union
South Conference Room.
7 pjn .-Nebraska Human
Resources Foundation
PJOP., Union 337.
7:30 pjn.-Math Coun
selors, Union 225 B-C.
7:30 pjn. Mexican
American Student Associa
tion, Union 232.
8 pjn-Students Inter
national Meditation Society,
Union 202.
8 pjn. Nebraska Union
Bowling Organization Meet
ing, Union Auditorium.
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Quake rocks Italy
Udine, Italy-Strong tremors jolted the
quake-ravaged Frndi area again Wednesday,
knocking down hundreds of bu2d-:gs and
spreading new fear through a land that has
been shaking for more than four months.
At least eight persons were reported dead,
three of them from heart attacks. About
80 persons were injured, many of them
from jumping oat of windows. Rescue
teams started dicing through land and
rock slides Cut reportedly buried several
. cars and two army trucks, posaIy wilh
people trapped inside. Twenty-one tremors
were registered in an eiht-hour period
starting at 5:22 ajn. Two of the predawn
jolts and one before noon surpassed six
points on the Richter scale, approaching
the strength of those thai killed nearly
1,000 persons in Friuli on May 6. Since
May, 241 tremors have been recorded.
Wife dismayed .
San Francso-Roaslynn Carter says she
is sorry abortion has become the number
one issue she is asked about on the cam
paign trail. The 49-year-old wife of Denjo
. tratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter
says she is asked her opinion on abortion
"over and over." Mrs. Carter said, "I am
sorry it has become the main issue in the
campaign because there are so many things
that are so important"
Grant okayed
. Grand Mand-The Community Develop
ment Agency Advisory Board has condi
tionally approved a $200,000 grant for the
Grand Generation Board of Trustees.
Grand Generation is trying to acquire
enough funds to construct a new senior
citizens center here. The approval of the
grant is conditioned on Grand Genera
tion's ability to raise enough money for the
construction by the end of the year. The
new center will cost an estimated
$290,000, and Grand Generation officials
said they have raised only about $13,000.
Jcim y. KCUttr, a tiepchlkan,
and Edward Zcfjzly, a Democrat, have
been aied fc meet on Oct. 20. Second
'District CoEressIosial candidates Jcha
Gzrssssgh, Democrat, and Lee Terry, a
Repslilicaa, bare been a-ked to meet
Oct 27.
A Leasee rpcerperson sail the candi
dates have net yet responded to the in
vitat&ns. .
Terry cps funds
Lee Terry of Omaha received $1,000
from the National Repchlisan Committee
for his drive to win the Congressional Dis
trict seat Terry was fee only Nebraska
recipient of national funds in the commit
tee's report Cad with the secretary of
state's cHIce Wednesday. Terry and State
Sen. John Csxzzzzgi of Omaha, a Demo
crat, are battling for the seat being vacated
-by Esp. John Y. McCoHister.
Union formed
The Nebraska Association of Public
Employes has won an election making it
the exclusive bargaining agent for non
sspcrvisory workers in the State Depart
ment of Roads, NAPE Executive Dir
ector Roger Schulz said Wednesday The
Nebraska Court of Industrial Relations
confirmed that NAPj3 had won a run-off
election with the American Federation of
State, County and Municipal Employes to
represent department maintenance work
ers. In July, NAPE won the right to re
present construction, clerical and tech
nical workers. In that same election, main
tenance workers did not give AFSCME or
NAPE enough votes to claim bargaining
agent rights.
Program repeats
The Nebraska Educational Television
Network will repeat its special program
stressing ways to conserve energy in town
or on the farm. The half hour program,
entitled S&em Home Energy and fea
turing Gov. J. J. Exon, will be repeated
at 6:30 pjn. Saturday and again at 10
pjn. Sept 27.
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